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The surface and lease equipment segment is projected witness more than 5.4% growth rate through 2034. The ongoing demand for energy security, particularly after geopolitical shifts like the Russia-Ukraine conflict, has led to increased investment in exploration and production, which boosts the need for surface and lease equipment. Additionally, the push for decarbonization and energy transition technologies is stimulating demand for more efficient, sustainable equipment. Technological advancements in automation, digitalization, and predictive maintenance are also enhancing operational efficiency, supporting the growth of this category by lowering costs and improving production uptime.
UK oil & gas infrastructure market is projected to surpass USD 20.9 billion by 2034, driven by a combination of innovation, regulatory shifts, and the ongoing energy transition. In the upstream sector, both onshore and offshore production face increased challenges from fluctuating demand, decommissioning aging platforms, and regulatory pressure to reduce emissions. Midstream infrastructure, including pipelines and storage, is evolving to accommodate both traditional fuels and emerging green energy sources. The downstream sector remains robust, with demand concentrated in the transport and industrial energy sectors. Companies like BP, Shell, and TotalEnergies are adopting advanced technologies to maintain competitive advantage and meet climate targets.