This week, we unpack rumours for Offshore Europe, discuss Ineos' global outlook, and recount the reform party conference. Joining the discussion is Energy Voice's Ryan Duff, Erikka Askeland and Floyd March.

First up, Ryan discusses rumours that TotalEnergies may be looking to sell its UK assets to the newly formed Neo Next. It is no secret that the French supermajor has its gripes with the UK market and the North Sea's latest merger is hungry for expansion.

Next, Erikka takes a closer look at Ineos Energy's claim that the UK is “one of the most unstable fiscal regimes in the world”. This came after the firm's chairman Brian Gilvary said that he would be rerouting UK investment to the US following a $3 billion in an American deal.

Finally, Floyd was our man on the ground at the Reform Party conference, and he has heard some conspiracy theories. Can electric cars be controlled by the government? Is CO2 really not a pollutant? And can Floyd sleep after hearing Andrea Jenkyns sing? Find out the latest in the final part of this week's show.

Join the Energy Voice team for an action packed episode on the Offshore Europe floor.

Former British diplomat Gregg Quinn sits down with Ryan Duff to discuss the ramifications of Kemi Badenoch's pro-oil stance as we contrast the policy approaches of Labour and the Tories at a politically motivated Offshore Europe.

Michael Behr discusses with Concordia Energy CEO Sayma Cox whether oil and gas is back, and picks up a few hints on which regions her new company is eyeing for acquisitions.

We hear from Dr Jani Shibuya, the chief executive of startup and University of Aberdeen spinout Hychor, on the potential benefits of making green hydrogen from seawater. And Decom Mission chief executive Sam Long discusses how the wider North Sea policy environment is affecting the decommissioning sector, and whether growing interest in repurposing offshore infrastructure is hype or a real opportunity.

The supply chain will serve as the backbone of the energy transition. How many times have you heard that? Well, it's true!

Rystad Energy's, Audun Martinsen spoke to Energy Voice while on the show floor of Offshore Europe about the constraints hitting suppliers in the UK and Norway.

Obviously, we can't just highlight the issues, so we discuss how constraints can be alleviated and how likely it is that the supply chain can thrive. Listen to the full conversation on Energy Voice Out Loud.

Have you ever heard of a journalist being interviewed on their own podcast? Anything is possible at Offshore Europe.

Alastair Mackay turns the tables on our reporter Ryan Duff and asks him what he's thinking about the show before the duo discuss offshore workforce issues and opportunities.

To hear what Alastair has to say about the future of his business and what Ryan thinks about the conference, listen to their conversation on Energy Voice Out Loud.

Tune into this special episode of Energy Voice Out Loud with Expro that dives into well decommissioning at SPE Offshore Europe event in Aberdeen.

Energy Voice reporter Mathew Perry speaks to Donald Horsfall, Expro’s group market development and integration director, on what the future looks like for well decommissioning and the risks and opportunities facing the North Sea sector.

Tune into this special episode of Energy Voice Out Loud with STATS Group that covers the firm's growing international success at SPE Offshore Europe event in Aberdeen.

Energy Voice reporter Mathew Perry speaks to Steven Byers, STATS Group chief operating officer, on making the shift from a UK-focused company to generating 87% of its revenue internationally, and the role STATS isolation technology is playing in the energy transition.

Decarbonization, digitalization, and shifting markets are all topics of conversation for NZTC at Offshore Europe 2025.

NZTC chief operating officer, Rebecca Allison, discusses how her organisation is shaping the energy transition.

Also, if you’re on the Offshore Europe show floor this week, swing in past the NZTC stand for a snazzy pair of socks.