Xodus Group is a global energy consultancy that provides advisory, engineering, and digital services. Self-described as aiming to inspire change for a responsible energy future.

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Xodus | 40,263 followers on LinkedIn. As a global energy consultancy, we unite our unique and diverse people to share knowledge, innovate and inspire change. | As a global energy consultancy, we unite our unique and diverse people to share knowledge, innovate and inspire change within the energy industry.

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As an integrated energy consultancy working across the life cycle of the sector, we know it is important to manage risks at every stage of a development. A key risk for all offshore developments is where you are going to locate your project and that’s where our geohazard team can help. This team has a long and established history of delivering informed technical solutions and providing key geophysical insights into the complexities of the seabed and shallow subsurface to provide a clear vision of the best development options for your asset. Xodus Geohazard – this is what we do... #Geohazard #WeAreXodus #ThisIsWhatWeDo

Earlier this week, Vicki Appleby , in partnership with Grampian Women's Aid , once again shared her story as a survivor of domestic abuse as part of TIS National Housing Conference and Exhibition 2024. Almost a year on from our launch of a domestic abuse support policy that was created to offer a supportive environment for the Xodus team, this is a timely reminder of the importance that Xodus places on implementing policies and initiatives that make employees feel seen and heard. With the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence approaching later this month, we’re committed to continuing the conversation. #DAawareness #InvestInWomen #WeAreXodus #ThisIsWhatWeDo

It’s been almost a week since we released our Australian Hydrogen Market Study, Supply Chain Readiness Assessment. This study, developed in partnership with the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office , was designed to discover the real ‘size of the prize’ for Australian hydrogen production, and what this means for UK organisations. The region is quickly emerging as a global leader in this renewable energy space, with the largest pipeline of hydrogen projects in the world, worth an estimated £114 billion. Read the full report findings at: https://lnkd.in/eeamwabG #Hydrogen #EnergyTransition #WeAreXodus #ThisIsWhatWeDo

Colin Laing will be at the Infralogic Investors Forum Europe 2024 and will be part of the 11.15 am panel discussion on Hydrogen. Colin, along with Bilal Ahmad , Glenn O'Halloran and Alexander MacLeod will share their thoughts on: Whether the last 12 months has demonstrated further progression towards a European hydrogen economy or not. The first hydrogen auctions held in Europe. The latest projects and whether they indicate the potential of the sector to scale up. Hydrogen production and offtake What is the right economic model for supporting and associated infrastructure, including hydrogen pipelines, storage and CCUS? #Hydrogen #Investment #WeAreXodus #ThisIsWhatWeDo

Australian Hydrogen Market Study, Supply Chain Readiness Assessment released today. In association with the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office , we launched a new report which sheds light on the immense opportunity for hydrogen development in Australia - and the chance for UK companies to export their expertise. To read the full report, download it here: https://lnkd.in/e56maUq8 #Hydrogen #SupplyChain #Austrlia #WeAreXodus #ThisIsWhatWeDo UK in Australia Mark Elliot FCMA CGMA

With the US heading to the polls today for the 2024 United States presidential election it's the perfect time to catch up on Issue 4 of Xtra Energy, which focuses on what this election could mean for energy. Our latest edition offers leading insights on the energy matters at the heart of the debate and what each candidate could mean for the sector. To read the thoughts of Xodus CEO Steve Swindell , as well as our North American energy Xperts, click below. https://lnkd.in/dwqHVB8a #Energy #USElection #KamalaHarris #DonaldTrump #OffshoreWind #WeAreXodus #ThisIsWhatWeDo

We are at ADIPEC Exhibition and Conference this week. You can find our team on the UK Pavilion, Stand 8450, Hall 8. Head along to talk to our Xperts in CCS, operational support, digital transformation and emissions reduction. Mike Allan will be joining the EIC (Energy Industries Council) for a panel session on Wednesday afternoon. Mike will draw on his experience of developing our asset data management platform XAMIN and share his thoughts on digital transformation and AI. https://lnkd.in/eafUTGKq #CCS #OperationalSupport #DigitalTransformation #EmissionReduction #WeAreXodus #ThisIsWhatWeDo Carla Riddell Olivier Mette Fraser Graham

As this week comes to a close, we are reflecting on Rachel Reeve’s first Labour Budget and what it means for energy. We welcome some key clarifications, but the extension of the EPL on North Sea oil and gas, along with the removal of the broad investment allowance, has raised understandable concern across the sector. This approach risks slowing progress on both energy security and the UK’s transition to net zero, areas where the North Sea has tremendous potential to lead. The industry understands the pressing need to decarbonise. Companies have invested heavily in renewables and transitional technologies, from hydrogen to carbon capture and storage (CCUS). More than 40 organisations, including Xodus Group, recently underscored this in an open letter, noting that while the sector is committed to a low-carbon future, a well-managed and carefully planned transition is crucial. The reality is that oil and gas will remain part of the UK’s energy landscape for years to come, supporting economic stability as renewable capacity builds up. The EPL’s limited investment allowance for decarbonisation, reduced to 66%, is a nod towards supporting the transition. However, without broader investment incentives, the UK risks losing out on the innovative work happening within the sector. There is a balance to be struck: these companies bring the expertise, infrastructure, and skills essential for developing renewable projects that will drive our net-zero ambitions. Retaining this supply chain and encouraging its evolution will ensure the UK’s long-term energy resilience. We have heard strong commitments from the government on energy collaboration, including the formation of GB Energy and a renewed focus on net zero. This is a foundation, but it’s vital to keep open channels with industry to ensure the UK remains an attractive destination for investment. Policies that encourage reinvestment in the UK will not only help the sector meet its decarbonisation goals it will also create a steady pipeline of work and jobs, building momentum for economic growth and green technologies. The reality is that industry needs a stable and constructive policy environment to support its long-term investments in clean energy. A tax structure that incentivises projects in hydrogen, CCUS, and offshore wind, for instance, could be transformative in positioning the UK as a global leader in renewable technology. In supporting a broader spectrum of investments, the government can align its fiscal policies with its climate goals, encouraging the sector to confidently reinvest in the UK’s future. It’s not just about tax policy; it’s about building a balanced strategy that supports the evolution of the North Sea as a sustainable energy hub. By fostering a collaborative approach with the energy sector, the government can create a path that secures energy resilience, jobs, and environmental progress. No matter what, at Xodus, we will strive to deliver a responsible energy future.

Xtra Energy, Issue 4 is here - and this time it’s a US election special! Next week millions of Americans will head to the polls for a high-stakes election in which energy is central to both candidates, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. In this latest edition, our North American Xperts look back at the history of clean energy in the US, how the relationship between federal and state government has influenced this, and what the future could hold for offshore wind and the IRA. Xodus CEO Steve Swindell also analyses the importance of the US to the global energy industry and highlights Xodus' commitment to the country. https://lnkd.in/dwqHVB8a #Energy #USElection #OffshoreWind #WeAreXodus #ThisIsWhatWeDo

Kirsty Randall also hosted a round table at the Women in New Energy day in Aberdeen a couple of weeks ago. Kirsty's group focused on the importance of women’s networks in empowering the workplace. Read her insights here: https://lnkd.in/eG3j4eN2

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