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About the Conference
The Fifth Annual North Sea Decarbonisation Conference will convene on April 23-24, 2025, at The Minster Building in London. This two-day event aims to explore the North Sea's critical role in achieving decarbonisation goals across multiple countries, including the UK, Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Norway, and Belgium. Attendees will engage with industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to discuss strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing renewable energy use.
Key Topics
The conference will cover a range of topics essential for the North Sea's energy transition, including:
Offshore Wind Expansion: Strategies for scaling up offshore wind energy production.
Electrification of Oil and Gas: Exploring how electrification can reduce emissions in traditional energy sectors.
Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS): Initiatives aimed at capturing and storing CO₂ emissions.
Hydrogen Economy: The North Sea's potential as a hub for hydrogen production and distribution.
Innovative Technologies: Investment in cutting-edge low-carbon technologies to drive sustainable growth.
Sessions Overview
The conference will feature various sessions, including:
Policy Pathways for Decarbonisation: Analyzing the UK’s policy landscape and its impact on energy supply chains.
Decommissioning for a Greener Future: Addressing the challenges and opportunities in decommissioning aging oil and gas infrastructure.
Wave and Tidal Energy: Discussing advancements in ocean-based clean energy generation.
Floating Offshore Wind: Exploring the potential of floating wind technology in deeper waters.
This event promises to be a pivotal gathering for stakeholders invested in the future of low-carbon energy in the North Sea region.
