Major companies to flag business opportunities to energy supply chain at 2025 Share Fair
Supply chain companies keen to source market intelligence about the pipeline of energy projects and secure meetings with key business contacts are snapping up places at OEUK’s Share Fair on March 19 at Aberdeen’s P&J Live.
With support from the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) and Aker Solutions as supporting sponsor, Share Fair illuminates business opportunities for suppliers and enables contract and procurement teams from major companies to broaden their knowledge of the expertise, innovative technology and specialised services offered by the UK supply chain.
The growing list of leading operators, developers and major contractors confirmed as participants in Share Fair includes those with interests across the energy sector ranging from oil and gas, offshore wind, hydrogen and geothermal to carbon capture and storage. All will be sharing details about their upcoming projects and contract opportunities available to the supply chain.
Companies signed up to present or offer the sought after one-to-one appointments include Aker Solutions, Anasuria Operating Company, bp Aberdeen Hydrogen Energy Ltd, Camm-Pro Limited, Ceraphi Energy, Copenhagen Offshore Partners, CNOOC, Dana Petroleum, Energy Pathways, Flotation Energy, Inch Cape Offshore Limited, INEOS, Ithaca Energy, Petrogas, Serica Energy, Spirit Energy, Subsea7, TAQA, Valaris and Wood, with more expected to confirm in due course.
Katy Heidenreich, OEUK’s Supply Chain and People Director, said:
“The UK’s sustainable energy future depends on our amazing supply chain companies. They employ our talented workforce, and we depend on them to provide the technology, services and solutions to deliver the projects of today and tomorrow. They need visibility of when projects will happen so they can address constraints on people and equipment, and uncertainty on investment decisions. Share Fair provides clear visibility of future confirmed work, enabling them to forecast demand for their goods, services and expertise. It’s the ideal arena for encouraging greater collaboration on demand planning, project scheduling and resource management, helping our industry improve its competitiveness and ensuring resources are available to support the UK’s future sustainable energy supply.”
Bill Cattanach, Head of Supply Chain at the North Sea Transition Authority, said:
“Every year without fail, Share Fair attracts an impressive cast-list of major operators with major opportunities for the supply chain. While more big hitters are expected to confirm their participation before March 19, it is already clear this year’s event will be another success. I’m also encouraged that the involvement of decarbonisation project developers continues to grow at Share Fair. At the NSTA, we’re seeing the same trend with our Energy Pathfinder tool, with details of contracting opportunities for energy transition schemes being added all the time.”
Steve Nicol, Supply Chain Champion for the offshore energies industry, said:
“Our world class supply chain requires knowledge, resources and investment to support the delivery of both homegrown energy and the energy transition. Share Fair creates a fantastic opportunity for collaboration and helps to better inform our supply chain by connecting them to the right people at this critical time. In short, the event can help set businesses up for future success.”
The Share Fair format comprises presentations from operators, developers and contractors on future projects, one-to-one meetings with key decision makers procuring goods and services plus extensive opportunities for suppliers to network with industry peers and book exhibition space.
In late February, when OEUK opens booking for one-to-one appointments, suppliers will be able to secure business appointments with key decision-makers in companies looking to issue contracts to supply chain companies.
The event takes place in Aberdeen’s P&J Live on March 19 and more information about bookings is available on the website here .
