英国阿伯丁欧洲海上石油与天然气开采技术展览会（SPE Offshore Europe）是欧洲海上石油及天然气开采技术及设备专业展览会，该展由石油工程师协会（SPE-the Society of Petroleum Engineers）赞助，从1973年开始，两年一届，在英国阿伯丁国际展览中心举行。该展吸引了全球工程师，技术专家，行业领导者和专家观众，分享观点，并就上游行业当下的问题进行辩论。 SPE Offshore Europe是一个多方面的事件，反映了E＆P社区对持续学习的渴望，展示了在日益复杂的业务中加速技术竞争中所需的创新、解决方案和工具。
该展来自全球850家企业参展，来自110多个国家的观众人数约38000名专业人士参观展会，上千种最新产品展示给观众。
该展的观众范围：首席运营官（COO），综合业务副总裁，井工程主管，资产诚信经理，业务发展主管，供应链主管，业务主管，产品经理，战略采购总监，勘探总监，董事长兼制作总监，钻井经理，首席技术员，副主任医师，总监 - 业务，总经理钻井，总经理勘探，海外项目高级副总裁，首席执行官。
SPE Offshore Europe被海上E＆P专业人士认定为欧洲领先的勘探与生产活动， 参加将确保您掌握最重要的技术，并可与50,000多名与会者的全球网络连接保持联络，直接与展会现场超过1,000多家供应商的技术专家进行接触，从国际市场领导者到新型创新科技公司，来源和比较有效的解决方案。
在业界OE是最大的会议并免费参加，以卓越的洞察力和最佳实践，拓展您的技术知识，与SPE联合举办，四天的前沿内容将确保您和您的公司保持最新的信息和竞争力。
展品范围(Show Products):
顾问，钻井承包商，工程、采购和施工承包商，独立石油公司，检查、维护和修理，国际石油公司，地方、国家和国际政府，国家石油公司，离岸支持服务，油田服务公司，人事、培训、教育和研发，地震勘测，行业协会和协会，媒体，制造商等；石油及天然气钻孔，完井，卫生，安全，环境，设备，施工，管理，信息，生产，操作，油及天然气储层描述，储层动力学，人事培训，人事教育等。
Aberdeen, 5 September 2025: SPE Offshore Europe (OE25) has reaffirmed its position as Europe’s leading offshore energy event, welcoming more than 25,000 professionals to P&J Live in Aberdeen between 2–5 September 2025, in what was widely regarded as a landmark week for the sector.
Held at a critical moment for the North Sea and the wider energy transition, OE25 brought together attendees from around the world, including policymakers and industry leaders, and over 450 exhibiting companies, showcasing cutting-edge innovation, technology and services which are driving all aspects of the offshore energy agenda forward.
High-level political engagement set the tone for the week. UK Energy Minister Michael Shanks MP; Scotland’s Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Gaelic, Kate Forbes MSP; and Leader of HM Opposition, the Rt Hon Kemi Badenoch MP, each delivered keynote speeches to more than 700 attendees on opening day. The session also featured a virtual contribution from Andreas Bjelland Eriksen, Norway’s Minister for Climate and the Environment, alongside industry perspectives from Louise Kingham, Senior VP Europe and Head of Country at bp, and David Whitehouse, OE25 Conference Chair and Chief Executive of Offshore Energies UK.
Speaking on the significance of the event, David Ince, Event Director of SPE Offshore Europe 2025, said: “SPE Offshore Europe proved this week that it remains the place to be for anyone invested in the future of energy – with powerful conversations, meaningful political engagement, and an industry united under one roof. Exhibitors and delegates alike have told us the quality of conversations and business opportunities have been exceptional — and we’re already seeing many rebook for 2027.”
David Whitehouse, OE25 Conference Chair and Chairman of Offshore Energies UK said: "It was important to see industry unite in embracing a future economy that requires ‘all energy’, encompassing oil and gas, renewables, hydrogen and storage. Our entire sector is 'in it together' and it was heartening to hear GB Energy chair Juergen Maier echo these sentiments. It shows the criticality of the industry to the UK economy that energy minister Michael Shanks, the Leader of the Opposition Kemi Badenoch, and Deputy First Minister of Scotland Kate Forbes engaged in the debate.”
Louise Kingham, CBE, Senior Vice President for Europe for bp gave the opening industry address, highlighting how the offshore energy sector is already rising to the challenge of meeting growing energy demand and contributing to energy security for Europe.
She said: “The North Sea’s diverse energy resources and the expertise that has been built up around it is a tremendous asset for the UK and Europe. This year’s conference came at a crucial juncture to reassert the technical breadth and depth of the sector as we work with government to ensure this region remains attractive for energy investments of all kinds in a competitive global context.”
The week also shone a spotlight on future talent, with multiple sessions dedicated to the role of graduates and apprentices in shaping the industry’s next chapter. Innovation was another defining theme, with 90 product and service launches announced during the show, underlining that the sector is alive with fresh ideas and momentum, despite challenging market conditions.
Students were put through their paces in a number of challenges organised by event sponsors. These included the Removing Carbon Challenge, which demonstrated how carbon is extracted from carbon dioxide by using household items including bleach, vinegar and bicarbonate soda. The Solar Challenge taught students how to optimise the setting up of solar arrays while the Hydro Challenge provided education on hydro electric power generation.
Mr Whitehouse added: “Building connections with future talent is a priority and I'm delighted that so many young people had the opportunity to benefit from the skills and education initiatives throughout the week."
With the supply chain at the heart of the exhibition by providing innovative equipment and technologies to support the offshore energy sector as well as the energy transition, industry voices echoed the importance of collaboration and action:
Notable company announcements included DNV revealing a major investment in its Spadeadam Research and Development facility. Hari Vamadevan, Executive Vice President and Regional Director, UK & Ireland, Energy Systems, DNV, said: “We made a significant investment in SPE Offshore Europe this year as we recognise that action and collaboration are so important for the future of the North Sea. We've been so impressed by the conversations and engagement we've had at the stand this year and we're already putting plans in place for the 2027 event.”
OE25 also hosted an unprecedented political turnout, with delegates witnessing cross-party recognition of the sector’s unique role in delivering both today’s energy security and tomorrow’s transition projects.
SPE Offshore Europe is organised by The Offshore Europe Partnership, a joint venture between RX (Reed Exhibitions) and the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE).
