The North Sea energy transition: aiming to thrive
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- The status quo is untenable: governments have set the course
- Companies are embracing the change
- Future-proof companies need credible decarbonisation plans
- Hydrocarbons still to contribute to North Sea economies
- Governments can help ease the transition
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The North Sea has taken the lead in offshore decarbonisation initiatives
- Electrification is the frontrunner – is widespread implementation an option?
- Carbon capture use and storage (CCUS) – a universal solution?
- Hydrogen production – an opportunity to extend asset life?
- Is energy transition an opportunity or the beginning of the end of the North Sea?
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- North Sea governments’ climate change policies
- Majors' North Sea NPV
- Government upstream cash flow
- UK tax split fiscal year 2018/19
- Norway’s production from sanctioned electrification projects
What's included
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