Realising cross-sector integration on the UK Continental Shelf to support UK’s energy transition
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The project will look at the mix of energy sources and storage solutions needed for the transition to a low carbon economy in areas including:
- Powering of offshore oil and gas platforms from renewable sources
- Monetisation of offshore produced gas via in-situ power generation
- Offshore hydrogen production and transportation, as a clean-energy storage solution
- Carbon dioxide capture, transportation and storage, using legacy oil and gas infrastructure
The OGA is working with the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), The Crown Estate, Ofgem and other stakeholders to test for potential technical and regulatory opportunities in the short-term, while also looking at longer-term opportunities to maximise the value of the UK Continental Shelf through energy integration.
This can also enhance the value of the existing infrastructure; skills, technology and supply chains.
The project will conclude in spring 2020.
| OIL AND GAS AUTHORITY | LEAD_ORG |
| OIL AND GAS AUTHORITY | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
| Carlo Procaccini | PM_PER |
Subjects by relevance
- Renewable energy sources
- Carbon dioxide
- Warehousing
- Transport
- Natural gas
- Infrastructures
- Hydrogen
- Supply chains
- Enterprises
- Gas production
- Value chains
- Energy policy
- Energy production (process industry)
- Oil well drilling rigs
- Storages of the crown
- Estates of the crown
- Logistics
- Transition economy
- Projects
Extracted key phrases
- UK Continental Shelf
- Energy storage solution
- Energy integration
- Energy transition
- Sector integration
- Energy source
- Offshore hydrogen production
- Offshore oil
- Gas infrastructure
- Low carbon economy
- Term opportunity
- Cross
- Carbon dioxide capture
- Gas platform
- Renewable source