As the offshore sector works to lower its carbon footprint, carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) has emerged as a critical enabler of large-scale emissions reduction. This session will explore how CCUS and other decarbonisation pathways are reshaping the role of offshore assets in the energy transition.

Panellists will examine how companies are tackling the technical and economic challenges of scaling CCUS, and how offshore infrastructure—such as wells, pipelines, and storage hubs—can be repurposed for long-term carbon storage. The discussion will also highlight complementary technologies, including gas flaring reduction, carbon utilisation, electrification, and low-carbon fuels, that are contributing to more sustainable offshore operations.