Offshore Energy Outlook: Finding Opportunity in Volatile Times

September 16, 2025 - September 18, 2025

REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.

In today’s landscape of geopolitical uncertainty, shifting energy policy and economic volatility, navigating the offshore energy market is more complex – and more critical – than ever before. To help energy professionals stay ahead of the curve, Westwood Global Energy Group is hosting a pivotal seminar series this September.

One Seminar, Three Cities

Join us in London, Edinburgh or Aberdeen for an exclusive in-person seminar – Offshore Energy Outlook: Finding Opportunity in Volatile Times – offering a deep dive into the global and UK offshore energy landscape. Discover where challenges lie and where the next opportunities are emerging.

Attend one of the following UK events:

  • London – Tuesday 16 September 
    from 8.30am to 1.00pm, The Common Room @ 113 Chancery Lane
  • Edinburgh – Wednesday 17 September 
    from 10.00am to 2.00pm, The Lookout Edinburgh Futures Institute
  • Aberdeen – Thursday 18 September
    from 8.30am to 11.45am, The Chester Hotel

Led by Experts, Backed by Data

Presented by Westwood’s senior research team and respected industry speakers, the seminar delivers a data-driven outlook on the offshore energy sector. Topics range from exploration and production to offshore wind, decommissioning, and emerging low-carbon technologies such as CCS and hydrogen.

Guest Speaker – Aberdeen

Mark Wilson OEUK Headshot

Mark Wilson is the Health, Safety, Environment & Operations Director, for Offshore Energies UK and supports HSE & operational arrangements for the UK offshore assets.

The first part of Mark’s career was with the British Army as a mechanical engineer, where he worked through the ranks to retire as a Major.  His second part of his career has been working in the energy sector where he has held HSE and operational roles both on and offshore.

Mark holds a voluntary role as a Trustee for the UK’s Oil and Gas Chaplaincy.  Out of work his interests are road cycling, family time in the campervan and developing his artistic abilities via watercolour paintings.

Full Programme

Session 1: The State of Global Offshore Energy – Duration: ~60 minutes

This session will provide an overview of global macro trends influencing offshore energy markets, from exploration and capital investment to offshore services and renewables.

Global Macro | Thom Payne

  • Explore how global macroeconomic and geopolitical forces are reshaping investment decisions and spotlighting new areas of opportunity across offshore energy.

Global Exploration | Graeme Bagley

  • Get up to speed on the evolving corporate landscape, key exploration trends, global hotspots, and strategic plays for the future.

Offshore Energy Services | Teresa Wilkie

  • From rigs and marine vessels to subsea equipment, understand how FID trends and EPC dynamics are influencing demand and creating growth.

Offshore Wind | David Linden

  • Gain critical insight into global offshore wind targets, investment outlooks, and floating wind potential.

**Refreshments and Networking**

Session 2: The Future of UK Offshore EnergyDuration: ~60 minutes

As the North Sea faces a period of transition, this session focuses on the UK’s offshore prospects – including energy security, decommissioning and low-carbon growth.

UK Exploration & Development | Yvonne Telford

  • Discover how market sentiment is affecting production forecasts and what lies ahead for UK E&A investments.

Decommissioning | Yvonne Telford

  • A closer look at the growing decommissioning sector – where the risks lie, and where the rewards are emerging.

UK Energy Transition | David Linden

  • An overview of how the UK can meet ambitious offshore wind goals, alongside the rising roles of CCS and hydrogen in the UKCS.

Save Your Seat

Places are limited. Choose your preferred city and secure your spot now. Whether you’re guiding investment decisions, shaping energy strategy, or tracking market trends, this is a must-attend event for staying informed and connected.