16. October 2025 - Hall CThe premier gathering for procurement professionals, suppliers, and industry leaders navigating the evolving landscape of sustainability and compliance.
16. October 2025 - Hall CThe premier gathering for procurement professionals, suppliers, and industry leaders navigating the evolving landscape of sustainability and compliance.
The Energy Procurement & Supply Chain Summit (EPS) is the premier meeting place for procurement professionals, suppliers, and industry leaders navigating the evolving demands of sustainability and compliance.
Held on 16 October 2025 in Stavanger during OTD Energy, the summit will explore how compliance requirements are reshaping procurement strategies, supplier relations, and competitive positioning.
Organized by Offshore Qualific and OTD Energy, EPS provides a vital arena for networking, knowledge-sharing, and shaping the future of procurement and supply chains across the energy sector.
Start your day with EPS Nespresso Connect – a morning meet-up to spark conversations before the Energy Procurement & Supply Chain Summit.
From 09:30 at the Offshore Norge/EQHub stand and Energy Stage in Hall C, Magnet JQS invites all delegates and speakers to enjoy Nespresso coffee, connect with peers, and get ready for a full day of insights.
EPS has open seating – arrive early to secure your spot.
Welcome to the EPS
Svein Håkon Fjelltun – CEO at Offshore Qualific AS
Moderator: Rigmor Haga, Director – Sustainable Business Transformation – TheVit
An overview of compliance regulations, double materiality, and legal risks for Norwegian companies.
Jørund Buen, Director – SpareBank 1 Sør-Norge
Aker BP and Aker Solutions will highlight their newest supplier sustainability requirements, addressing key ESG benchmarks and reporting obligations. This presentation offers crucial insights into meeting evolving industry standards and requirements.
Kristina Jackson – Supply Chain Sustainability Specialist – Aker Solutions and Vilde Magrethe Kverneland – Climate & Sustainability Professional – Aker BP
Equinor will share early experiences tackling the complexities of CSRD aligned reporting, ESG data challenges and collaboration with suppliers. These insights offer a valuable perspective on how operators can proactively align with the CSRD while driving tangible sustainability gains.
Peter Marcus Kolderup Greve, Head of Sustainability Performance – Equinor
Smaller suppliers face higher ESG qualification demands, cost pressures, and emerging compliance risks. One supplier—already implementing the CSRD requirements—will share firsthand insights on these challenges, shedding light on real-world strategies for staying ahead of the curve.
Lill-Susann E. Rugtvedt, Vice President Supply Chain – Fishbones
Accurate, actionable data is essential for meeting ESG and compliance requirements, but how can smaller suppliers handle these demands with limited resources without being overwhelmed? In this session, our speaker will explore straightforward, cost-effective ways for smaller suppliers to get started in building a solid foundation
Rigmor Haga, Director – Sustainable Business Transformation – TheVit
Vår Energi
Kristian Bakkevig Valheim, Category Lead – Vår Energi
OKEA
Kari Fuglestveit Belsvik, VP Supply Chain Managemen – OKEA
What is “good enough” in a compliance-driven world? How do we meet rising ESG expectations without overloading systems? And how can we align on standards to avoid duplication?
Equinor invites all suppliers and interested parties to its supplier day, The Equinor Global Supplier Day. The event starts at 14:00 (doors will be closed at that time) and requires prior registration. The Equinor Global Supplier Day will be held in Hall A.
Compliance requirements in Europe are entering a new phase. The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is transforming how operators, contractors, and suppliers must report on sustainability, transparency, and value-chain accountability. The first wave of companies began applying the rules in 2024, with reporting due in 2025, and further phases will follow.
To ease the rollout, the EU has introduced a “stop-the-clock” directive, delaying the reporting start date for many companies by two years. At the same time, an omnibus proposal is under discussion, aiming to simplify requirements and adjust thresholds to reduce the burden on smaller firms.
What to expect: Larger operators and contractors are already reporting, while suppliers — especially SMEs — should prepare for stricter data requests from their customers. The competitive edge will lie in being compliant, transparent, and ready ahead of the curve.
(Comitte Chairman) Chairman OTD Energy
Supply Chain Excellence New Build segmentAker Solutions
Sr. Manager Safety and SecurityEquinor
Vice President Supply ChainFishbones
Senior Compliance ProfessionalAker BP
Adm. dir.
Offshore Qualific
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