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Adura

Adura was launched on 1^st December 2025 when Shell and Equinor completed a deal to combine their UK offshore oil and gas operations. Adura has interests in ten North Sea producing oil and gas assets – Buzzard, Clair, Gannet, Mariner, Nelson, Penguins, Pierce, Schiehallion, Shearwater, and Victory – and two projects in execution – Jackdaw and Rosebank. We also hold a number of exploration licenses. Adura employs approximately 1,200 people and is headquartered in Aberdeen.

Aker Solutions

From Aberdeen at the heart of the UK supply chain, Aker Solutions supports UKCS operators to produce safely, efficiently, and competitively.

We deliver end‑to‑end engineering, maintenance and life‑cycle services for North Sea and UK assets, supercharged by remote operations, digital twins, AI‑driven engineering, and autonomous drones and robotics.

By shifting work onshore and automating inspection, monitoring and decision‑making, we reduce offshore exposure, maximise uptime and lower costs.

The result is reduced costs, safer people, smarter operations, and longer‑lasting assets, digitally enabled, delivered through a strong UK supply chain, and built for the future of the UKCS across the full asset lifecycle, from EPC and integrity management to O&M, subsea engineering, hook‑up and commissioning.

Presentation Synopsis

This presentation showcases how Aker Solutions supports the UKCS through the practical application of remote, digital, and autonomous technologies tailored for late‑life operations and ageing offshore assets. It focuses on solutions that are already delivering tangible value in day‑to‑day operations across mature fields.

The session highlights how data, advanced analytics, AI, drones, robotics, and extended reality are being applied to inspection, integrity management, engineering and emissions monitoring to reduce operating costs, cut offshore hours, and minimise mobilisation requirements, while sustaining safe, reliable production.

With a strong emphasis on late‑life operations and decommissioning readiness, the presentation demonstrates how optimised inspection strategies, remote integrity assessments, autonomous inspection, and structural health monitoring can extend asset life, reduce inspection and maintenance OPEX, and lower risk on ageing infrastructure.

From digital twins and visioneering to lifecycle carbon and emissions insights, the session shows how operators can optimise integrity management, reduce offshore exposure, improve decision‑making, and future‑proof late‑life assets, to deliver safe, lean operations and enable more efficient decommissioning tomorrow.

Anasuria Operating Company

Anasuria Operating Company (AOC)  is the operator for the Anasuria cluster, responsible for the exploration, development and production of oil and gas via the Anasuria FPSO. Our vision is to drive efficiency and maximise value for our shareholders by empowering people to excel, innovate, and optimise our energy operations in a safe and environmentally responsible way. At AOC, we view our supply chain as an integral part of our business and take our relationships with our suppliers seriously. We hold ourselves and our suppliers to the highest standards and hold both parties accountable for maintaining integrity and adhering to our values.

Aurora Energy Services

Aurora Energy Services is an international, multi-disciplinary company delivering integrated solutions across the full energy asset lifecycle. With a strong focus on safety and service delivery, we combine advanced technology, in-house engineering expertise and practical delivery capability to support both traditional and renewable energy sectors.

Our Integrated Services model provides flexible Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) support, bringing engineering, digital, procurement, fabrication and construction together in-house to streamline delivery and improve project certainty. Our fabrication facilities and specialist teams support project, modification and shutdown scopes with a strong focus on quality and traceability.

Aurora also delivers floating wind technology solutions, applying offshore engineering expertise to system design and deployment. Combined with services including Wind Turbine Support, Remote Access, Lifting and Rope Access, Aurora delivers safe, efficient and reliable outcomes worldwide.

Bowdun Offshore Wind Farm

The Bowdun Offshore Wind Farm, located in the waters off Aberdeenshire, is a fixed-foundation offshore wind project being developed by Thistle Wind Partners (TWP). TWP is an Edinburgh-based offshore wind developer founded in 2020 following the awarding of ScotWind leases by Crown Estate Scotland. Bowdun will contribute more than 1GW of renewable energy to the National Grid, which is enough to power more than 1.2 million households.

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bp

bp is an integrated energy company, one of only a few that can deliver energy at global scale through a decades-long energy transition.   

Our purpose is to deliver energy to the world, today and tomorrow.   

In 2025 bp set our plans to grow the upstream, focus the downstream and invest with discipline in transition. 

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Centrica Energy Storage+

CeraPhi Energy

CeraPhi Energy, founded in 2020, is at the forefront of sustainable energy innovation, specialising in deep geothermal solutions for heating, cooling, and power. Our breakthrough demonstrator project successfully repurposed an oil and gas well, validating our cutting-edge technology and heat extraction capabilities.

We tap into the Earth’s natural heat with zero emissions and a minimal carbon footprint, offering tailored geothermal solutions from feasibility studies to full-scale installation. With a global presence across the UK, Eastern Europe, Australia, and beyond, we’re driving the future of geothermal energy across diverse sectors.

Cerulean Winds – Project Aspen

Cerulean is a green energy, infrastructure and transmission developer rapidly bringing floating offshore wind to the UK market through commercially phased industrial scale, meaningfully contributing to the renewable energy supply, creating thousands of jobs and supporting net zero targets. Enabled by the Innovation and Targeted Oil and Gas (INTOG) Scottish leasing round, Cerulean were awarded exclusivity over three 1GW sites making up 3 of the 5.4GW awarded. With a 50-year term, the 333 km² Aspen site project will be first to be built targeting operations by 2030, with the development of Beech and Cedar following. Having adopted a unique alliance-based delivery model the Aspen Project is delivery ready and capable of delivering FLOW for the UK by 2030, selecting world-class Tier 1 partners with technical expertise and experience in delivering large scale offshore projects as well as focusing on maximising Scottish and UK content, supporting the Government’s ambitious growth plans of 5GW of FLOW by 2030.

Copenhagen Offshore Partners – Pentland Project

The Pentland Floating Offshore Wind Farm has secured a Contract for Difference (CfD) in the UK Government’s seventh CfD Allocation Round (AR7), marking a significant milestone in Scotland and the UK’s transition to net zero while strengthening long-term energy security.

The Pentland project, located off the coast of Dounreay in Caithness, will now progress towards a final investment decision in 2027, with operations expected to commence in 2030. Once operational, the wind farm will have the capacity to generate enough renewable electricity to power up to 70,000 homes.

The project will deploy a range of innovative floating offshore wind technologies, helping to accelerate the industrialisation of floating offshore wind (FLOW) in the UK. It is expected to deliver substantial economic benefits locally and nationally, supporting more than 1,000 jobs across construction and operations.

Pentland Floating Offshore Wind Farm is being developed by Highland Wind Limited and is majority owned by funds managed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP). Project development activities are being led by Copenhagen Offshore Partners (COP), CIP’s exclusive offshore wind development partner.

Presentation Synopsis

The presentation will provide an overview of the CIP/COP global floating wind portfolio, focusing on the Pentland Floating Offshore Wind Farm and our upcoming plans and how to engage with us.

Dana Petroleum

Dana Petroleum is a successful exploration and production company and wholly owned subsidiary of the Korea National Oil Corporation.

Our portfolio in the UK is made up of various exploration, production, and development activities throughout the Northern, Central and Southern North Sea. Dana has interests in 16 producing oil and gas fields with 10 operated and 12 non-operated licences. Dana has interests in 9 decommissioning fields and 8 exploration licences with three discoveries in pre-development evaluation. Dana operates the Triton FPSO and the Western Isles FPSO (in wet storage). To facilitate the operations and maintenance of these two FPSO vessels Dana manages a portfolio of term call-off contracts and undertakes CAPEX work utilizing several engineering consultancy call-off agreements.

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Flotation Energy

Flotation Energy is a global offshore wind developer, specialising in pioneering floating projects in deeper waters.

Our focus is clear: delivering large-scale renewable energy that accelerates the energy transition and creates lasting economic benefit. With a proven track record of identifying, developing and consenting offshore sites for floating wind, we advance projects from early-stage opportunity into construction and operations. Today, our portfolio and delivery pipeline continues to expand across key domestic and international markets.

Inch Cape Offshore Wind

Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm is a 1080MW project located in the North Sea, 15 kilometres from the Angus coast on a site covering 150 square kilometres. Now in its offshore construction phase, it will feature 72 wind turbines and a single offshore substation. The power it generates will be transported 85 kilometres via export cables to a new substation being built on the East Lothian coast at the site of the former Cockenzie Power Station. From there it will enter the national grid at an existing connection point. It will be operated out of a new purpose-built base in Montrose.   

For more information: www.inchcapewind.com

INEOS Energy

INEOS Energy produce and trade oil, gas, power, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and carbon credits. This is supported by our investments in low carbon technologies, which will help sustain our business through the energy transition. Direct examples of these areas are ‘Project Greensand’, our pioneering carbon storage project in the Danish North Sea and our investment in HydrogenOne Capital.

We are committed to meeting the Energy needs of our customers today, while remaining a leading player on the path to decarbonisation. We are key supplier of energy and carbon capture solutions to our internal INEOS customers as well as third parties.

Presentation Synopsis

Pegasus West Project Update: Select phase offshore gas project in the SNS involving a wellhead platform and subsea tieback to existing infrastructure. 

Ithaca Energy

Ithaca Energy is a leading UK independent exploration and production company focused on the UK North Sea with a strong track record of material value creation. In recent years, the Company has been focused on growing its portfolio of assets through both organic investment programmes and acquisitions and has seen a period of significant M&A driven growth centred upon two transformational acquisitions in recent years. Today, Ithaca Energy is one of the largest independent oil and gas companies in the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (the “UKCS”), ranking second by resources.

Muir Mhor

Serica Energy

Serica Energy is an independent British oil and gas company with a broad portfolio of assets located in the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS). The Company’s operated assets are responsible for about 5% of the UK’s natural gas production, which plays a significant role in supporting the country’s energy transition, and has invested over £1 billion in the UK supply chain since 2020. Serica maintains a balanced output of oil and gas across its operations.

The Company’s key producing assets are currently grouped around two major hubs: the Bruce, Keith, and Rhum fields in the Northern North Sea, where Serica is the operator; and a mix of operated and non-operated fields connected to the Triton FPSO in the Central North Sea. During 2025, Serica completed the purchase of Prax Upstream Limited, gaining 100% ownership and operatorship of the Lancaster field situated in the West of Shetlands area.

Serica aims to create shareholder value through a mix of production from existing oil and gas fields, organic investment and M&A.

Siemens Energy

Siemens Energy is a global energy technology company that focuses on power generation, transmission, and industrial applications. Siemens Energy is a major supplier of energy infrastructure worldwide, with a strong presence in both conventional and renewable energy sectors.

SLB

SLB is a global technology company driving energy innovation for a balanced planet. With a global presence in more than 100 countries and employees representing almost twice as many nationalities, we work each day on innovating oil and gas, delivering digital at scale, decarbonizing industries, and developing and scaling new energy systems that accelerate the energy transition.

Operating in the North Sea for 60 years, we leverage a vibrant network of partnerships to create new solutions, drive high performance for our customers and help maximise the potential of the North Sea.

Find out more at slb.com.

Spirit Energy

Spirit Energy is a pioneering energy company with two shareholders: Centrica plc (69%), and Stadtwerke München GmbH SWM (31%). It operates in the UK and the Netherlands, with a 500-strong team, and 18 producing field interests.

Its portfolio and ambitions span the breadth of the energy transition. The company continues to break new ground, collaborating, and thinking differently. Its strategy focuses on safely delivering production from existing assets; meeting and de-risking decommissioning obligations and pursuing strategic energy transition opportunities from existing assets.

With more than 40 years of production, the company is maximising the potential of existing assets and substantial gas reserves in the UK and Netherlands. Above all, it lives by its commitment to safety in everything it does. Spirit’s portfolio is predominantly gas (96%), providing vital, primary energy to fuel homes and businesses in the UK and Europe.

Presentation Synopsis

MNZ is a one of the UK’s most significant proposed carbon storage projects, repurposing Spirit Energy’s depleted North and South Morecambe gas fields in the East Irish Sea to store nearly 1 billion tonnes of CO2. This ambitious project has completed key stages of engineering as well as development of its carbon storage licence to the extent that it is one of the most mature CCS developments in the UK. This presentation gives an overview of the activities to date and forward focus in the near to mid-term project development for this multi-billion pounds project which will support the UK’s economic and decarbonisation goals.

TAQA

Since acquiring its first North Sea interests in 2006 and assuming operatorship of those assets in 2008, TAQA UK has played a significant role in the UK offshore oil and gas industry.  

Today, the company’s portfolio puts it at the forefront of late-life operations and decommissioning. In 2022 TAQA UK executed one of the largest infrastructure removal projects in the UK North Sea with the removal of the Brae Bravo platform. Production ceased from its four Northern North Sea platforms in 2024 and from the Brent System Pipeline, which the company had operated since 2008. Production continues at its three Central North Sea platforms, which are expected to cease production by 2027.  

For more information, visit https://uk.taqa.com 

THREE60 Energy

Well-Safe Solutions Limited

Well-Safe Solutions is creating a sustainable future for the energy sector through safe and efficient well life cycle services. It supports each stage of the well life cycle, from cradle to grave, as part of the global energy transition.

With origins as the world’s first Tier 1 contractor specialising in well decommissioning, Well-Safe Solutions offers full project capability in-house. This service offering includes front-end engineering and design, subsurface basis of design, drilling, workover, intervention, remediation, completion and decommissioning solutions, backed by a skilled team.

It also provides bespoke geothermal and CCS legacy well support, maximising economies of scale to unlock time and financial savings for clients.
 
Three owned and operated assets – the Well-Safe Guardian and Well-Safe Defender semi-submersible rigs and Well-Safe Protector jack-up rig – exclusively support well life cycle operations around the world.  

Well-Safe Solutions collaborates closely with clients to realise their well life cycle activity as part of the transition towards net zero carbon emissions. 

Founded in 2017 and now with 300+ employees, the company operates internationally from its Aberdeen, UK headquarters and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 

Wood

Wood is a global leader in consulting, engineering and operations for the energy and materials sectors. With 33,000 people in around 50 countries, Wood supports clients across the full asset lifecycle, delivering safe, predictable outcomes while enabling resilient operations and a lower‑carbon future. Wood forms the Energy & Materials pillar of Sidara – a global partnership uniting leading multidisciplinary engineering, design, and project management companies

Presentation Synopsis

Shaun Lewis will provide an overview of Wood’s UK business and where it is most active, highlighting recent project wins and anticipated supply‑chain opportunities over the next 12–18 months. The session will also outline key challenges and explain how suppliers can engage and do business with Wood.