ABL Group Partners with the EIC on its 2025 Net-Zero Agenda

We are pleased to announce that ABL Group has been named the UK Principal Partner for the Energy Industries Council (EIC)‘s net-zero agenda in 2025. As long-standing members of the EIC for over 10 years, we are excited to strengthen this partnership and to drive industry collaboration for the advancement of the global energy transition.

“This partnership brings together a joint commitment to accelerating the energy transition through innovation, collaboration and impactful engagement.” Kim Stephen, Regional Director for the EIC in the UK

Through this partnership, ABL Group will play a key role in the EIC UK’s event series for 2025, bringing its energy, marine, engineering and advisory expertise to discussions on safety, sustainability, and technology across renewables, maritime, and oil & gas.

Our participation will include event collaborations, principal partnership to the EIC’s North Sea Decarbonisation Conference, and support for the EIC’s annual National Awards Dinner in London.

As well as collaboration on the North Sea Decarbonisation Conference, 23-24 April, as part of the partnership, the Group will co-host and curate with the EIC an exclusive technical event in the UK, focussed on sustainable development in marine and offshore energy segments. Stay tuned for more details to follow!

“Our commitment to the development of key energy transition technologies across energy and oceans lies at the very heart of ABL Group’s purpose. We look forward to contributing to discussions on the next steps needed in marine and energy markets, to help achieve global climate goals.” RV Ahilan, Chief Energy Transition Officer, ABL Group

ABL Group companies – ABL, AGR, OWC and Longitude – each contribute multidisciplined expertise in renewables, maritime and oil & gas sectors, to provide proven capabilities in the following key decarbonisation areas:

Renewable energy
Electrification
Hydrogen and power to x
Battery energy storage systems (BESS)
Emissions’ consulting
Clean shipping
Carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) and geothermal
Climate change risk assessment and adaptation