SeaTwirl and Serica Energy have entered into a memorandum of understanding to investigate the potential of using SeaTwirl's floating wind turbines to power Serica's offshore oil and gas operations. This partnership is focused on exploring how renewable energy can be harnessed to decarbonize Serica’s offshore assets and improve sustainability. The collaboration will involve a thorough assessment of the commercial viability of integrating SeaTwirl’s technology with Serica’s existing infrastructure in the North Sea. Serica operates several significant fields, including the Bruce hub and the Triton Area, which feature extensive subsea infrastructure and multiple producing wells. SeaTwirl will analyse data from these offshore assets to determine how its floating wind turbines could supply renewable power and, if applicable, how subsea energy storage could further enhance the project. This data-driven approach will help identify the most effective ways to reduce carbon emissions and optimize energy use in Serica's operations. Johan Sandberg, CEO of SeaTwirl, expressed a clear ambition to develop a pioneering electrification solution that could set a new standard in the industry. For Serica, which is a major UK oil and gas producer with a portfolio of key assets including the Bruce, Keith, and Rhum fields, this initiative represents a significant step toward integrating renewable energy into its offshore operations. By combining SeaTwirl’s innovative technology with Serica’s operational expertise, this collaboration aims to create a ground-breaking model for sustainable offshore energy production, setting a precedent for the future of the industry.