The representative body for the UK’s offshore oil and gas industry, OGUK, is expanding and rebranding to include the low-carbon offshore energy technologies that its members are developing.
Now called Offshore Energies UK, the change follows a year-long strategic review and takes effect from 14 February.
The organisation stated that it will continue to champion the oil and gas sector, but will also support those with an interest in carbon capture and storage, hydrogen production and offshore wind.