A next-generation name in subsea asset integrity management software has reached the finals of a prestigious energy awards scheme.
Elementz has been named as a finalist in the Innovative Supply Chain Company of the Year category of the Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) Awards 2026. The awards, hosted by OEUK and sponsored by Adura, recognise: "the people and companies helping to deliver secure, homegrown energy for the UK." Winners will be announced at a gala awards ceremony in Aberdeen on November 19.
The 30-strong team at Elementz is redefining the subsea sector by enabling the transformation and modernisation of integrity management across subsea asset portfolios, delivering solutions that improve efficiency, sustainability and safety. Its vision is a Blue Digital Ecosystem where trusted data flows securely between operators, suppliers and technologies, supporting traditional oil and gas assets alongside offshore renewables, carbon capture, aquaculture and marine industries. Built around cloud platforms, digital twins, AI-driven analytics, robotics and common security standards, this ecosystem will enable faster innovation, lower costs and smarter decision-making.
Setting the tone for the Blue Digital Ecosystem is Tide Breaker, a digital initiative designed to champion the power of collaboration in fast-tracking AI development in subsea operations. Backed by Elementz's strategic advisory board, Compass Tide Breaker nurtures start-ups seeking to develop and test new methods by giving access to datasets to help them refine the development of solutions to better suit subsea operators’ needs. It is the structured route into the Blue Digital Ecosystem that needs to be developed at pace to correctly grow the intelligence needed to support the world’s growing subsea infrastructure and co-create value for all stakeholders.
It is driven by the belief that, across traditional and emerging energy, linear subsea assets and defence and critical infrastructure, there needs to be an environment of cohesion that moves away from the traditional ‘build-demonstrate-deploy’ approach that can fail and create trust, reality and adoption gaps. Instead, Tide Breaker powers the next wave of subsea innovation by promoting an ethos of ‘participate-validate-integrate’ through shared ownership, continuous learning and co-creation.
Commenting on the places in the finals of the OEUK Awards 2026, Elementz CEO Jason Brown said: "Being named as a finalist in the OEUK Awards, and sitting among such eminent companies, is a major endorsement of what the whole team is working hard to achieve.
"To have that work recognised in this way, by an organisation at the heart of the UK's energy sector, is particularly meaningful validation of our ambitions to redefine the subsea sector."
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