In the last year, Repsol, Total, Shell, and bp have all made commitments to become net-zero emissions energy businesses by 2050. In the last three months, bp has committed to immediately cease oil and gas exploration in new countries, reduce their production output of fossil fuels by 40% by 2030, reduce the operational emissions from upstream oil and gas production by 40% by 2030, and achieve a ten-fold increase in investment into low carbon technologies by 2030. There is no doubt that the transformation of the world's oil majors to energy majors is going to have a significant impact on everyone involved in the energy supply chain, particularly those in the offshore sector. 

• What will the energy markets look like from 2025 and beyond? 

• How will the energy transition affect the demand for offshore support vessels? 

• What pressures will be placed on shipowners to reduce their own operational emissions as part of the supply chain? 

• How should shipowners prepare for such massive changes to the structure of the industry? 

• What are the key untapped opportunities created by this transition for companies that own and operate vessels today? 

This session is open to Seatrade Maritime Club members.

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