Current programme

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction

Supply Chain Opportunity 2: Rotating Equipment Efficiency and Fuel Consumption Improvements

Programme Background

ETZ Ltd has engaged with nineteen United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS) oil and gas operators and identified key greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions challenge areas that are being presented to the supply chain as opportunities on a quarterly basis over a one year period.

In response to the published opportunities, supply chain companies with an operational presence in North East Scotland are invited to propose existing products and services that can materially contribute to reducing operators’ GHG emissions and help meet UK net zero targets.

For more information on the GHG Emissions Reduction Programme please contact GHG@etzltd.com

Applications are now closed.

Please email ghg@etzltd.com to find out more information about the programme.

Supply Chain Opportunity 2:

Rotating Equipment Efficiency and Fuel Consumption Improvements

The second supply chain opportunity aims to identify existing products and services that can materially contribute to reducing GHG emissions through rotating equipment efficiency and fuel consumption improvements. The scope relates to the UK onshore and offshore production facilities and associated infrastructure.

  • 4 April 2022 - Deadline for any clarifications required.

  • 7 April 2022 - Answers to clarifications issued by ETZ Limited.

  • 11 April 2022 - Deadline for submission of the proposition.

  • w/c 9 May 2022 - Propositions review. Companies informed of the outcome.

  • w/c 16 & 30 May 2022 - Pre-pitch support for successful companies.

  • 9 June 2022 - Pitch session meeting.

  • w/c 27 June 2022 – Feedback to companies, including any next steps.

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Past Opportunities

Supply Chain Opportunity 1 - Flaring and Venting Reduction

In line with the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) Strategy which came into force in February 2021, there is a need to significantly reduce GHG emissions from sources such as flaring and venting.

ETZ Ltd ran the first pitch session of their Greenhouse Gas Emissions Programme in January 2022. Ten supply chain companies presented their flaring and venting reductions solutions to an audience of operators and industry bodies.