OEUK is building political consensus in Scotland to back North Sea oil and gas. Not imports.
At our parliamentary reception, North Sea Energy and Scotland’s Future, we brought together MSPs from across the political spectrum and leaders from across Scotland’s offshore energy industry.
The message was clear: Scotland’s energy future should be built on its own industrial strengths. That means supporting homegrown oil and gas while accelerating offshore wind, carbon capture and hydrogen.
The North Sea supports skilled jobs, world-class supply chains and communities across Scotland. It also provides the expertise and infrastructure needed to deliver the next generation of offshore energy.
These are not competing ambitions. With the right decisions, Scotland can produce more of the energy it needs, attract investment and remain an international energy leader for decades to come.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to an important and constructive discussion.
At our parliamentary reception, North Sea Energy and Scotland’s Future, we brought together MSPs from across the political spectrum and leaders from across Scotland’s offshore energy industry.
The message was clear: Scotland’s energy future should be built on its own industrial strengths. That means supporting homegrown oil and gas while accelerating offshore wind, carbon capture and hydrogen.
The North Sea supports skilled jobs, world-class supply chains and communities across Scotland. It also provides the expertise and infrastructure needed to deliver the next generation of offshore energy.
These are not competing ambitions. With the right decisions, Scotland can produce more of the energy it needs, attract investment and remain an international energy leader for decades to come.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to an important and constructive discussion.
