
January 20, 2025
Supply chain agreements in the offshore energy sector have never been under more scrutiny. With disruptions ranging from the COVID-19 pandemic to geopolitical tensions, stakeholders are revisiting their contracts to better allocate risk and ensure resilience.
The offshore energy supply chain is inherently complex, involving multiple parties and jurisdictions. Key risks include:
A robust contract can mitigate these risks by clearly defining roles and responsibilities:
Supply chain risks are best managed through proactive collaboration:
Mitigating supply chain risks requires a balanced approach that prioritizes both foresight and flexibility. Strong, clear contracts can play a vital role in building resilience and protecting investments.
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Calum Crighton Partner, Head of Energy | ||||
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Calum is a Partner, heading up our Oil & Gas/Energy team. He is recognised as a leader in his field and well-respected for ability to advise all companies from oil & gas majors right through to SMEs, with a particular expertise in decommissioning.