OGUK Awards Return to Aberdeen
Industry body Oil & Gas UK (OGUK) has revealed that its yearly awards show is returning to P&J Live in Aberdeen on December 8, following a first ever digital awards show in 2020.
The awards, which seek to recognize and celebrate the achievements of businesses and individuals across several categories, will also be live streamed for anyone unable to attend, OGUK highlighted. Last year’s event was held digitally for the first time ever in response to the pandemic.
“We are delighted to welcome you back to the P&J Live in Aberdeen to celebrate the best and brightest of the industry,” OGUK said in an organization statement.
“If you can't make the trip to Aberdeen, do not fret, we will be live streaming the ceremony to your office, living room, garden shed, or wherever you might be,” the organization added.
A full list of finalists for the 2021 awards can be seen below. Winners will be announced at the event on December 8.
Apprentice of the Year
Finalists
- Grant Finnigan, Swagelok Scotland
- Joel Murray, ASCO Group
- Sam Tinning, bp
Graduate of the Year
Finalists
- Emma Farquharson, bp
- Kushagra Kohli, Shell U.K. Limited
- Callum Thomson, Shell U.K. Limited
Mentor of the Year
Finalists
- Ollie Folayan, PD&MS Group
- Kate Fraser, TotalEnergies E&P UK Limited
- Lee McLean, Proserv Controls
Excellence in Decommissioning
Finalists
- AGR Well Management
- Petrofac
- Shell U.K. Limited
Energy Transition
Finalists
- Equinor
- Repsol Sinopec Resources UK Limited
- Worley
Diversity and Inclusion
Finalists
- EnQuest plc
- Spirit Energy
- Worley
Workforce Engagement
Finalists
- ChampionX
- Oil Spill Response Ltd.
- Stork
Business Innovation – SME
Finalists
- FENNEX Ltd
- FutureOn
- Imrandd
Business Innovation – Large Enterprise
Finalists
- bp, Baker Hughes, Odfjell Drilling
- Neptune Energy, National Grid Gas Transmission, Perenco UK and Shell U.K. Limited
- TotalEnergies E&P UK Limited
To see a list of last year’s winners, click here. To contact the author, email andreas.exarheas@rigzone.com.
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