Offshore
Decommissioning Conference

18-20 November 2024

at Fairmont Hotel, St Andrews, United Kingdom

About

Offshore Decommissioning Conference 2024

A Journey To Decommissioning Excellence

Join us from 18 – 20 November 2024 at Fairmont Hotel in St Andrews for the premier event dedicated to the decommissioning sector.

The Offshore Decommissioning Conference 2024, hosted by OEUK, is a key date in the industry’s calendar, offering a comprehensive platform for specialists to meet, discuss, and learn from completed projects, address current issues, and shape the future of decommissioning.

What to expect:

Engage in presentations and discussions covering the latest advancements, challenges, and future directions in the decommissioning industry.
Hear from key industry leaders, government representatives, specialists, and regulators sharing their insights and expertise.
Connect with over 550 industry colleagues, including operators, contractors, SMEs, regulators, and academia, during networking receptions, dinners, and exhibition areas.
Experience a first-class conference programme that includes a mix of presentations, panel discussions, and workshops.

Why attend?

Broaden your understanding of decommissioning through sessions led by experienced professionals from various sectors including wind, nuclear, and more.
Build relationships with key stakeholders and industry experts, expanding your professional network.
Discover the latest products, services, and technologies showcased by exhibitors from around the world.
Contribute to the dialogue on decommissioning excellence, influencing the future direction of the industry.

Speakers

Our speakers include

David Whitehouse

Offshore Energies UK

Our sponsors include

Repsol Resources

Principal sponsor

Claxton Engineering

Supporting sponsor

TAQA

Supporting sponsor

Our Campaigns

OEUK Industry Manifesto

Unleash our potential, power our future

The UK offshore energy sector is essential for the economic and environmental prosperity of our country.

Our brilliant, skilled people work tirelessly to produce the energy from off the coast of Britain that powers not just our homes, transport and industry, but the everyday products we need to live well.

By choosing a homegrown energy transition, we can protect skills, secure investment and maximise sustainability.

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Offshore
Decommissioning Conference

18-20 November 2024

at Fairmont Hotel, St Andrews, United Kingdom