What we do

Helping to secure more of Britain's energy from Britain's own resources.

The UK still depends on oil and gas every day, from heating homes to fuelling transport and industry. We believe it's better to produce more of that energy responsibly at home than to import it, with all the cost and additional carbon emissions that it brings.

Our strategy is to build a portfolio of onshore UK oil and gas projects that put indigenous energy first, starting with the Gatwick energy site as our springboard into the Weald Basin and beyond.

~75% of UK energy still comes from oil & gas
~44% of the energy the UK uses is still imported
"HH-1 is our starting point, not our limit. While many are vacating the UK oil and gas sector, we see real potential to build something lasting, and intend to go against the tide.”

— Neil Ritson, Chief Executive Officer

The HH-1 Well

Located in the Weald Basin near Gatwick Airport, the HH-1 oil field is a proven onshore discovery.

The well recorded some of the highest flow rates of any onshore well drilled in the UK, and the field has produced over 200,000 barrels of high‑quality sweet crude to date.

HH1 produces from relatively shallow onshore reservoirs, including the Portland sandstone and Kimmeridge limestones, at depths of less than 1,500 metres. These shallow, onshore zones are typically far lower-cost and much quicker to bring into production than offshore developments. Only a limited portion of the Kimmeridge interval was tested during the original programme, leaving meaningful further potential to be assessed as part of future work.

200k+ barrels

produced to date

85.6%

energy B's interest on completion

1,688 bopd

combined peak flow rate in 2016 testing

2.6 mmbbl

gross 2C contingent resource (31 Dec 2024)

Wind Turbine Technology

Proprietary wind technology within our energy asset base

Our patented wind turbine technology was developed under our previous name, Hydrogen Future Industries plc.

Designed for efficient power generation, the turbine aims to produce more energy than conventional open-rotor designs, without the need for a gearbox or generator. It can operate across a broad range of wind speeds and be raised or lowered for servicing at ground level.

The technology remains part of energy B’s asset base and reflects the Company’s continuing link to energy innovation.

Our team

The Board

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