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Crown Estate Scotland – the body which manages seabed leasing for offshore renewables – has today, 10 August, opened the Innovation and Targeted Oil and Gas (INTOG) offshore wind leasing process. A two-week registration window opens today, followed later this month by the opening of the application window. 

This pioneering leasing round will help meet the emissions reduction targets agreed last year between government and industry in the North Sea Transition Deal and will help position offshore wind as a primary feature of the energy transition. 

Offshore wind developers are being invited to put forward project proposals for the leasing of seabed to reduce North Sea emissions and boost innovation. The areas of seabed which developers can apply for are set out in the Scottish Government’s?Initial Plan Framework.? 

Developers can apply for the rights to build small-scale innovative offshore wind projects, of less than 100MW, and projects...

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Almost six months on from the agreement on the North Sea Transition Deal and with just two months until COP26, join OGUK and a panel of leading industry figures on 1st September for the launch of OGUK’s Economic Report 2021.

This year’s Economic Report will review the events of the last 18 months which have led to a reshaping of the energy industry landscape - from shifting demand patterns and commodity price swings, to political, regulatory and economic change. Register now to learn more about the contribution the industry continues to make to the UK economy, and to look ahead to the positive impact the industry will have throughout the net zero transition.

Chaired by Deirdre Michie OBE, CEO, OGUK.

Our speakers and panellists are:

As the UK seeks to take the lead in addressing climate change, we all must do our bit to help reach national climate goals.

This includes the oil and gas industry, which is taking steps to cut emissions and support the shift to low carbon energy sources, while also protecting jobs and creating the energy careers of the future.

The Humber region is an excellent example of this in action. Dubbed the nation’s ‘Energy Estuary’, it has a historic role at the heart of UK energy production and is home to several major oil and gas players. Today, the region is drawing on its wealth of experience and expertise in energy production to lead the way towards a low carbon energy future.

Read more: Humber is 'ahead of the curve' when it comes to delivering on UK's Hydrogen Strategy

Equinor’s Hydrogen 2 Humber (H2H) Saltend project is looking to capitalise on the region’s industrial expertise and infrastructure to produce hydrogen from natural gas while capturing...

2021 sees OGUK’s Offshore Decommissioning Conference once again evolving and developing in order to remain an industry leading event in decommissioning.

Over 2 days we will offer thought leadership, industry insight and an opportunity for the key players to meet and discuss pertinent issues facing the sector.

The 2021 conference will be delivered as a hybrid event, with the opportunity for delegates to join in person at the Fairmont St Andrews, or remotely from any location around the world.

With sessions being delivered over 2 days, this will be a unique chance to hear from industry leaders, topic specialists and some of the sector’s most inspirational and thought-provoking speakers.

Almost six months on from the agreement on the North Sea Transition Deal and with just two months until COP26, join OGUK and a panel of leading industry figures on 1st September for the launch of OGUK’s Economic Report 2021.

This year’s Economic Report will review the events of the last 18 months which have led to a reshaping of the energy industry landscape - from shifting demand patterns and commodity price swings, to political, regulatory and economic change. Register now to learn more about the contribution the industry continues to make to the UK economy, and to look ahead to the positive impact the industry will have throughout the net zero transition.

Chaired by Deirdre Michie OBE, CEO, OGUK.

Our speakers and panellists are:

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The OGUK Awards is a well-regarded and highly prestigious event within the oil and gas industry calendar. The awards seek to recognise and celebrate the achievements of businesses and individuals across a range of categories.

Nominations are now sought for each of the following eight categories.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MID-DAY ON FRIDAY 13 AUGUST 2021

Individual Awards

Almost six months on from the agreement on the North Sea Transition Deal and with just two months until COP26, join OGUK and a panel of leading industry figures on 1st September for the launch of OGUK’s Economic Report 2021.

This year’s Economic Report will review the events of the last 18 months which have led to a reshaping of the energy industry landscape - from shifting demand patterns and commodity price swings, to political, regulatory and economic change. Register now to learn more about the contribution the industry continues to make to the UK economy, and to look ahead to the positive impact the industry will have throughout the net zero transition.

Chaired by Deirdre Michie OBE, CEO, OGUK.

Our speakers and panellists are: