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Offshore Energies UK

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Offshore Energies UK

Abbreviation	(former UKOOA)
Formation	April 2007
Legal status	Non-profit company
Purpose	Offshore Energies
Location	1st Floor, Paternoster House, 65 St Paul’s Churchyard, London, EC4M 8AB [1]
Region served	UK
Membership	Over 500 UK offshore energies [2]
Chief Executive	David Whitehouse
Main organ	Offshore Energy UK
Website	www.oeuk.org.uk [3]

Offshore Energies UK (OEUK), formerly known as Oil and Gas UK (OGUK), is a trade association for the United Kingdom offshore energies industry.^[1] The current Chief Executive is David Whitehouse.

History[edit]

OEUK is a not-for-profit organisation, established in April 2007 on the foundations of the UK Offshore Operators Association (UKOOA).^[2] The association is the leading representative body for the UK offshore energies that stretches back over 30 years.^[3] Its membership is open to all companies active in the area; these include businesses such as super majors, independent oil companies, wind and hydrogen, and SMEs working in the supply chain.

Function[edit]

OEUK is a trade association for the whole sector. It is a source of information for and about the UK Upstream and a gateway to industry networks and expertise.^[3]

They do this by:

raising the profile of the UK offshore energies sector.
promoting open dialogue within and across all sectors of the industry on issues including technical, fiscal, safety, environmental and skills issues, and brokering solutions.
developing and delivering industry-wide initiatives engaging with governments and other external organisations with a stake in the industry’s future.

Location[edit]

The association is situated near St Paul's Cathedral on the 1st Floor of Paternoster House in the City of Westminster. It also has an office on 4th Floor, Annan House, 33-35 Palmerston Road, Aberdeen, AB11 5QP, in the town where the UKOOA was based.^[4]

Subsidiaries[edit]

OEUK has one subsidiary:

Leading Oil and Gas Industry Competitiveness

References[edit]

^ "Energy firms warn of UK oil and gas dependency". BBC News. 29 March 2022.

^ "Major changes for oil association". 12 April 2007 – via news.bbc.co.uk.

^ ^a ^b "Who We Are".

^ "Contact Us".

Energy in the United Kingdom

Companies

Coal

Oil and
gas

Integrated	BP Shell
Exploration and production	Afren BHP Capricorn Energy Centrica Dana Petroleum Desire Petroleum Emerald Energy EnQuest Essar Energy Harbour Energy Hardy Oil and Gas JKX Oil & Gas Melrose Resources Ophir Energy Perenco Pharos Energy Regal Petroleum Rockhopper Exploration Star Energy Tullow Oil
Supply	Greenergy Murco Petroleum
Support	Abbot Group Amec Foster Wheeler Expro Hunting John Wood Group Petrofac Qserv Weir Group WesternGeco¹

Utilities

Integrated

Generation
and supply

Gas

National Grid

Other

Companies with headquarters and/or registered office in the UK but no applicable energy operations within the country shown in italics ¹Ultimate parent company is not UK-based ²Integrated in the United States, no generation or supply activities in the UK

Energy sources

Biofuels	Biofuel power stations NNFCC Renewable Fuels Agency Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation
Geothermal	Geothermal power stations
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Solar power
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Classification
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organisations

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petroleum
companies

Supermajors	BP Chevron Eni ExxonMobil Shell TotalEnergies
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Energy trading	Enron Glencore Gunvor Mercuria Naftiran Intertrade Trafigura Vitol
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