Future Offshore
FREE HYBRID EVENT
Thursday 25th August 2022
Content 07:55 – 12:00
Join us virtually or in person at The Chester Hotel, Aberdeen.
Future Offshore – Energy Voice’s primer event for ONS 2022
What is the future for offshore energy as the transition gathers pace and a new geopolitical landscape emerges?
Energy Voice invites you to join us and industry leaders to shape the offshore agenda for the North Sea ahead of ONS 2022 in Stavanger.
Our event will offer a powerful platform to the leading companies and people active in offshore energy to showcase their expertise and services.
The event will feature three key sessions, each with a different focus:
Session 1 – Energy security
The energy industry must meet critical production targets whilst making the transition as a tough winter approaches. What are the options?
Talking points:
– How to meet rising demand for oil and gas as companies push towards 2030 net zero commitments.
– The need for secure domestic energy supply/security in light of the Ukraine war and global pricing pressures.
– Energy security and social licence for oil & gas developers.
– Future E&P and supply chain opportunities.
Plus more to be confirmed.
Session 2 – North Sea: Energy transition frontier
This session will explore decarbonisation in the UKCS and Norway. Where are comparisons apt and what can each side learn from the other?
Talking points:
– What tech advances are driving the transition in the North Sea?
– What can the North Sea teach (and learn from) other offshore basins?
– Coexistence of O&G infrastructure with renewables; platform electrification.
– CCUS, hydrogen and repurposing infrastructure.
Plus more to be confirmed with our event partners.
Session 3 – Skills transition
What steps are required to reach the jobs and investment levels to ensure longevity of the offshore industry?
Talking points:
– Safeguarding jobs, attracting and retaining talent.
– Which transferable skills will futureproof the offshore industry?
– Which organisations are skilling up the workforce and enabling the transition?
– New opportunities in wind and hydrogen.
– Retraining, learning & development.
Plus more to be confirmed with our event partners.
You can register FREE to attend virtually or physically at The Chester Hotel, Aberdeen. Please note that in-person tickets are limited.
Key Dates
| 25 Aug 2022 | Event Day |
Itinerary
| 07:00: | Arrival, registration and breakfast |
| 07:55: | Welcome Remarks and Keynote |
| 08:10: | Session 1 - Energy Security |
| 09:10: | Exhibition and networking |
| 09:30: | Session 2 - North Sea: Energy Transition Frontier |
| 10:30: | Exhibition and networking |
| 11:00: | Session 3 - Skills Transition |
| 12:00: | Exhibition and networking |
| 12:30: | Event Ends |
Keynote
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Richard Wood
UK Ambassador to Norway, British Embassy
Session 1 - Energy Security
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Mark Wilson (moderator)
Health, Safety and Environment Director, OEUK
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David Clark
Chief Executive Officer, Vysus Group
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Professor Alex Kemp
Professor, Economics, University of Aberdeen
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Yvonne Telford
Senior Analyst, Westwood Global Energy Group
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Richard Wood
UK Ambassador to Norway, British Embassy
Session 2 - North Sea: Energy transition frontier
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Stuart Payne (moderator)
Supply Chain, Decommissioning and HR Director, North Sea Transition Authority
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Gareth Aldren
Energy Transition Leader, TotalEnergies
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Simon Bibby
Senior Commercial Advisor, Shell
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David Moseley
Vice President of North Sea, Welligence
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James Richardson
Strategic Account Leader, Baker Hughes
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Ismail Tan
Global Category Manager for New Construction Primers, Jotun
Session 3 - Skills Transition
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Jennifer MacDonald (moderator)
Sector Development & Skills Planning Manager, Skills Development Scotland
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Lauren Belfield
Solicitor, Brookson Legal
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Ewen Hay
Director Products, Services & Apprentices, OPITO
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Claire Mack
CEO, Scottish Renewables
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Andy Rodden
Energy Transition Programme Director, Offshore Renewables, ETZ Ltd
Session Partners
Acorn is one of the UK’s leading carbon capture, transport and projects and is the infrastructure backbone of the Scottish Cluster, providing a clear pathway for the UK to meet its net zero targets. By reusing existing pipelines and other legacy infrastructure, it can be operational in the late 2020s and offer competitive CO2 transport and storage services to the UK and Europe. Acorn offers the potential to deliver significant economic growth and export revenue, sustaining jobs in Scotland and across the UK, creating world-leading expertise and the ability to export knowledge and skills to other projects. Acorn can be rapidly scaled up to support the deployment of a host of low-carbon technologies, including blue hydrogen infrastructure – offering a way of decarbonising our homes, industry and transport. Acorn is being developed by Storegga, Shell, Harbour Energy and North Sea Midstream Partners (NSMP).
Visit The Acorn Project website
Baker Hughes is an energy technology company that provides solutions for energy and industrial customers worldwide. Built on a century of experience and with operations in over 120 countries, our innovative technologies and services are taking energy forward – making it safer, cleaner and more efficient for people and the planet.
Visit Baker Hughes website
Please click to view website to find out more.
Visit British Embassy website
Brookson Legal is an SRA regulated law firm that provides a range of IR35 solutions to the flexible supply chain. We advise hirers, agencies and contractors on employment law and ensure they have integrated the correct procedures in order to remain compliant with HMRC’s reasonable care obligation.
Visit Brookson Legal website
ETZ is an All-Energy Partnership delivering a globally recognised Green Energy Cluster in the North-East of Scotland.
Visit ETZ Ltd website
Jotun is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of decorative paints, marine, protective and powder coatings. The Group has 67 companies and 40 production facilities globally, and over 10,000 employees. Jotun products are available in more than 100 countries, and The Jotun Group’s sales in 2021 was NOK 22.8 billion. The Jotun Group is organised into four segments and six geographical regions, and has its head office in Sandefjord, Norway. Jotun is the manufacturer of Baltoflake, a key brand in steel protection with a proven track record in protecting offshore assets in the North Sea for more than 30 years.
Visit Jotun website
Please click to view website to find out more.
Visit North Sea Transition Authority website
Offshore Energies UK is the leading trade body for the UK’s integrating offshore energies industry. Our membership includes over 400 organisations with an interest in offshore oil, gas, carbon capture and storage, hydrogen and wind. From operators to the supply chain and across the lifecycle from production to decommissioning, they are safely providing cleaner fuel, power and products to the UK. Working together with our members, we are a driving force supporting the UK in ensuring security of energy supply while helping to meet its net zero ambitions. We work on behalf of the sector and our members to inform understanding with facts, evidence and data, engage on a range of key issues and support the broader value of this industry in a changing energy landscape.
Visit OEUK website
OPITO is the global skills and safety organisation for the energy industry, working to develop a safe and skilled workforce by driving global standards and qualifications, creating workforce development solutions and leading dialogue with industries and governments. More than 375,000 people are trained each year to OPITO standards, in more than 200 training centres across 50 countries. OPITO is focused on providing career pathways and training opportunities for the current workforce and the next generation as we drive towards a net zero energy future.
Visit OPITO website
Scottish Renewables is the voice of Scotland’s renewable energy industry.
Our vision is for Scotland leading the world in renewable energy.
We work to grow Scotland’s renewable energy sector and sustain its position at the forefront of the global clean energy industry.
The sectors we represent deliver investment, jobs, social benefits and reduce the carbon emissions which cause climate change.
Our members work across all renewable energy technologies, in Scotland, the UK, Europe and around the world.
In representing them, we aim to lead and inform the debate on how the growth of renewable energy can help sustainably heat and power Scotland’s homes and businesses.
Visit Scottish Renewables website
Skills Development Scotland (SDS) is the national skills body supporting the people and businesses of Scotland to develop and apply their skills.
With more than 1,400 colleagues working across the country in schools, careers centres and partner locations, SDS is passionate about skills development and its contribution to a modern, innovative and prosperous Scottish economy.
Working with partners, SDS strives to ensure employers have the right skills at the right time in high performing, fair and equal workplaces, and that every individual has the skills and confidence to get a job and progress in the workplace, achieving their full potential.
Visit Skills Development Scotland website
TotalEnergies is a global multi-energy company that produces and markets energies: oil and biofuels, natural gas and green gases, renewables and electricity. Our more than 100,000 employees are committed to energy that is ever more affordable, cleaner, more reliable and accessible to as many people as possible. Active in more than 130 countries, TotalEnergies puts sustainable development in all its dimensions at the heart of its projects and operations to contribute to the well-being of people.
Visit TotalEnergies website
Visit University of Aberdeeen website
About Vysus Group
Vysus Group is an engineering and technical consultancy, offering specialist asset performance, risk management and project management expertise across complex industrial assets, energy assets (oil and gas, nuclear, renewables), the energy transition and rail infrastructure.
Driven by its purpose to help clients manage risk and maximise performance, Vysus Group blends deep technical knowledge and data-driven insights with hands-on expertise. Working on complex and large-scale energy projects around the world, Vysus Group is one of the leading engineering consultancy partners of choice.
For more information, visit www.vysusgroup.com.
Visit Vysus Group website
Welligence is a rapidly growing energy research firm that focuses on the upstream decarbonization space and asset-level commercial and technical research. The firm’s proprietary model combines expertise in upstream research, statistics and machine learning, engineering, investment banking, and private equity to create the market’s most powerful flow of upstream data and analysis to its clients. Coverage includes granular commercial valuations, information on assets on the market, a database covering thousands of assets, and greenhouse gas emissions, updated monthly by some of the most knowledgeable and responsive analysts in the industry.
Visit Welligence website
The energy landscape is changing; and Westwood Global Energy Group is evolving in-step to answer the strategic, commercial, and technical questions industry stakeholders face each day. As trusted advisors to companies in key new energies and oil and gas sectors, Westwood Global Energy Group scrutinises and integrates parts of the energy system that others don’t.
From Northwest Europe E&P, new energies and offshore and subsea equipment to global exploration and North American unconventionals, we dig deeper, reach further, and join up previously unconnected information to help our clients thrive through the energy transition. From the depth of our data to the insight from our industry experts, our commercial advisory to our quantitative techniques and databases – we insist on excellence in everything we do.
Acorn is one of the UK’s leading carbon capture, transport and projects and is the infrastructure backbone of the Scottish Cluster, providing a clear pathway for the UK to meet its net zero targets. By reusing existing pipelines and other legacy infrastructure, it can be operational in the late 2020s and offer competitive CO2 transport and storage services to the UK and Europe. Acorn offers the potential to deliver significant economic growth and export revenue, sustaining jobs in Scotland and across the UK, creating world-leading expertise and the ability to export knowledge and skills to other projects. Acorn can be rapidly scaled up to support the deployment of a host of low-carbon technologies, including blue hydrogen infrastructure – offering a way of decarbonising our homes, industry and transport. Acorn is being developed by Storegga, Shell, Harbour Energy and North Sea Midstream Partners (NSMP).
Visit The Acorn Project websiteBaker Hughes is an energy technology company that provides solutions for energy and industrial customers worldwide. Built on a century of experience and with operations in over 120 countries, our innovative technologies and services are taking energy forward – making it safer, cleaner and more efficient for people and the planet.
Visit Baker Hughes websitePlease click to view website to find out more.
Visit British Embassy websiteBrookson Legal is an SRA regulated law firm that provides a range of IR35 solutions to the flexible supply chain. We advise hirers, agencies and contractors on employment law and ensure they have integrated the correct procedures in order to remain compliant with HMRC’s reasonable care obligation.
Visit Brookson Legal websiteETZ is an All-Energy Partnership delivering a globally recognised Green Energy Cluster in the North-East of Scotland.
Visit ETZ Ltd websiteJotun is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of decorative paints, marine, protective and powder coatings. The Group has 67 companies and 40 production facilities globally, and over 10,000 employees. Jotun products are available in more than 100 countries, and The Jotun Group’s sales in 2021 was NOK 22.8 billion. The Jotun Group is organised into four segments and six geographical regions, and has its head office in Sandefjord, Norway. Jotun is the manufacturer of Baltoflake, a key brand in steel protection with a proven track record in protecting offshore assets in the North Sea for more than 30 years.
Visit Jotun websitePlease click to view website to find out more.
Visit North Sea Transition Authority websiteOffshore Energies UK is the leading trade body for the UK’s integrating offshore energies industry. Our membership includes over 400 organisations with an interest in offshore oil, gas, carbon capture and storage, hydrogen and wind. From operators to the supply chain and across the lifecycle from production to decommissioning, they are safely providing cleaner fuel, power and products to the UK. Working together with our members, we are a driving force supporting the UK in ensuring security of energy supply while helping to meet its net zero ambitions. We work on behalf of the sector and our members to inform understanding with facts, evidence and data, engage on a range of key issues and support the broader value of this industry in a changing energy landscape.
Visit OEUK websiteOPITO is the global skills and safety organisation for the energy industry, working to develop a safe and skilled workforce by driving global standards and qualifications, creating workforce development solutions and leading dialogue with industries and governments. More than 375,000 people are trained each year to OPITO standards, in more than 200 training centres across 50 countries. OPITO is focused on providing career pathways and training opportunities for the current workforce and the next generation as we drive towards a net zero energy future.
Visit OPITO websiteScottish Renewables is the voice of Scotland’s renewable energy industry.
Our vision is for Scotland leading the world in renewable energy.
We work to grow Scotland’s renewable energy sector and sustain its position at the forefront of the global clean energy industry.
The sectors we represent deliver investment, jobs, social benefits and reduce the carbon emissions which cause climate change.
Our members work across all renewable energy technologies, in Scotland, the UK, Europe and around the world.
In representing them, we aim to lead and inform the debate on how the growth of renewable energy can help sustainably heat and power Scotland’s homes and businesses.
Visit Scottish Renewables websiteSkills Development Scotland (SDS) is the national skills body supporting the people and businesses of Scotland to develop and apply their skills.
With more than 1,400 colleagues working across the country in schools, careers centres and partner locations, SDS is passionate about skills development and its contribution to a modern, innovative and prosperous Scottish economy.
Working with partners, SDS strives to ensure employers have the right skills at the right time in high performing, fair and equal workplaces, and that every individual has the skills and confidence to get a job and progress in the workplace, achieving their full potential.
Visit Skills Development Scotland websiteTotalEnergies is a global multi-energy company that produces and markets energies: oil and biofuels, natural gas and green gases, renewables and electricity. Our more than 100,000 employees are committed to energy that is ever more affordable, cleaner, more reliable and accessible to as many people as possible. Active in more than 130 countries, TotalEnergies puts sustainable development in all its dimensions at the heart of its projects and operations to contribute to the well-being of people.
Visit TotalEnergies websiteAbout Vysus Group
Vysus Group is an engineering and technical consultancy, offering specialist asset performance, risk management and project management expertise across complex industrial assets, energy assets (oil and gas, nuclear, renewables), the energy transition and rail infrastructure.
Driven by its purpose to help clients manage risk and maximise performance, Vysus Group blends deep technical knowledge and data-driven insights with hands-on expertise. Working on complex and large-scale energy projects around the world, Vysus Group is one of the leading engineering consultancy partners of choice.
For more information, visit www.vysusgroup.com.
Visit Vysus Group websiteWelligence is a rapidly growing energy research firm that focuses on the upstream decarbonization space and asset-level commercial and technical research. The firm’s proprietary model combines expertise in upstream research, statistics and machine learning, engineering, investment banking, and private equity to create the market’s most powerful flow of upstream data and analysis to its clients. Coverage includes granular commercial valuations, information on assets on the market, a database covering thousands of assets, and greenhouse gas emissions, updated monthly by some of the most knowledgeable and responsive analysts in the industry.
Visit Welligence websiteThe energy landscape is changing; and Westwood Global Energy Group is evolving in-step to answer the strategic, commercial, and technical questions industry stakeholders face each day. As trusted advisors to companies in key new energies and oil and gas sectors, Westwood Global Energy Group scrutinises and integrates parts of the energy system that others don’t.
From Northwest Europe E&P, new energies and offshore and subsea equipment to global exploration and North American unconventionals, we dig deeper, reach further, and join up previously unconnected information to help our clients thrive through the energy transition. From the depth of our data to the insight from our industry experts, our commercial advisory to our quantitative techniques and databases – we insist on excellence in everything we do.