Poll: What do you believe is the most effective strategy for reducing emissions in offshore oil and gas operations?

Reducing emissions is a top priority for offshore oil and gas operators, and the industry is exploring multiple strategies—from electrification and carbon capture to digitalization and renewable integration. We want your opinion.
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Reducing emissions has become a defining challenge for offshore oil and gas operators worldwide. From electrification and carbon capture to digitalization and renewable integration, the offshore energy industry is exploring multiple pathways to achieve sustainability without compromising efficiency. 

We want to hear from you—executives, engineers, consultants and field professionals—about which decarbonization strategy you believe will make the biggest impact.

Your insights will help shape future coverage and conversations across Offshore’s platforms.

This poll will close on Friday, Dec. 5, 2025.

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