A recent report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) highlights how our future energy supply needs to not only be clean but eco-remedial, with projects still possessing financial incentives to attract the necessary capital investment.
This whitepaper examines the current batch of decommissioning activities in the North Sea which are progressing towards sub-optimal outcomes at great cost. In conjunction with the COP26 conference, we explore some potential eco-remedial opportunities to repurpose dormant offshore energy assets in the North Sea.
