Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) is hosting the inaugural North Sea CCS & Hydrogen Summit 2026, taking place on June 1-2 at the Sheraton Grand Hotel in Edinburgh.

Connect with industry leaders, regulators, investors and the supply chain delivering the energy transition. See first-hand how the UK’s carbon capture and storage (CCS), and hydrogen projects and infrastructure are critical for the country’s energy future and resilience.

‘An Integrated and Resilient North Sea’ is the theme of the summit, which brings together UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) and European perspectives from across industry, government and regulators to unlock the decarbonisation and growth opportunity for the North Sea region.

“With exceptional North Sea expertise, infrastructure and geology, we have a unique opportunity to lead Europe’s energy transition,” said Enrique Cornejo, OEUK energy policy director.

“OEUK’s North Sea CCS and Hydrogen Summit provides the opportunity to hear live updates on early CCS and hydrogen projects, gain insights into evolving markets and regulatory frameworks, and participate in technical discussions that encompass the essential role of shared infrastructure, harmonised technical standards and cross-border coordination in reducing risk.

“We’ll explore what is being done to unlock investment and lay the foundation for a resilient, integrated North Sea network that enables CO2 and hydrogen to move seamlessly across national systems, helping to underpin a competitive, secure and sustainable energy future for the UK and Europe.”

Enrique Cornejo,........

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