The 2025 Offshore Achievement Award winners have been revealed at the annual Ceremony held at the P&J Live. Over 400 guests celebrated the exceptional achievements and outstanding performance of companies and individuals in the offshore energy industry at a black-tie ceremony hosted BBC Presenter, Civil Engineer and STEM Ambassador, Ayo Sokale.
The 2025 award winners are:
- Emerging Technology Award
Puls8
- Field Proven Technology Award, sponsored by TWMA
TechnipFMC
- Industry Expert Award
Professor Jon Gluyas, The National Geothermal Centre
- Inclusivity Champion Award, sponsored by SLB
Stork
- Sustainability Project Award
Asco
- Offshore Workplace of Choice, supported by RigRun
Serica – Bruce Platform
- Skills Development Award, sponsored by CNOOC
Stats Group
- Industry Transferer / Returner
Laura Beaton, Wood
- Collaboration Award, sponsored by Fugro
Wood
- Young Professional Award, sponsored by Harbour
Stuart Hamilton, Fugro
- Significant Contribution Judges Award
Sir Ian Wood
Highly commended certificates were also awarded to:
- Emerging Technology Award
Cavitas Energy
- Inclusivity Champion Award, sponsored by SLB
Weatherford
- Skills Development Award, sponsored by CNOOC International
Aberdeenshire Council Foundation Apprenticeships
- Young Professional Award, sponsored by Harbour Energy
Nandini Nagra, bp
Graham Dallas, Chair of the Offshore Achievement Awards Committee, says, “Congratulations to our 2025 award winners and finalists. Each winner has demonstrated exceptional leadership and innovation that will undoubtedly inspire others. The OAAs serve as a powerful reminder of what we can achieve through collaboration and commitment to excellence. Your success today will help shape our industry’s future, setting new benchmarks for achievement in the years ahead.”
Graham continues, “On behalf of the Offshore Achievement Awards Committee, I would also like to thank our new Principal Sponsor, Bilfinger UK, all other supporting sponsors and our judging panel for their time and commitment to the OAAs.”
George Rennie, Vice President Offshore E&M UK at Bilfinger commented:
“I would like to extend my congratulations to the finalists and winners of the 2025 Offshore Achievement Awards. These remarkable individuals have demonstrated exceptional innovation, dedication, and excellence in the energy industry. Their achievements are a testament to the hard work and commitment of those who strive to push the boundaries and drive progress in offshore operations. As a member of the judging panel, I have had the opportunity to observe the remarkable efforts and accomplishments of these distinguished professionals. Kudos to you all on your outstanding contributions and for setting a high standard in our industry.”
For further information on the Offshore Achievement Awards, winners please visit: www.spe-oaa.org
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