Electrifying offshore platforms with renewable power is a critical lever to reduce CO₂ emissions - but it is also a highly complex design challenge.

Each platform may be electrified partially or fully, with different power demands, costs, and emissions savings. Infrastructure options include offshore hubs, each with location-dependent costs, and multiple cable routing possibilities. Costs vary not only with distance but also with power demand, requiring different cable diameters and configurations.

With so many choices - hub locations, electrification levels, routing strategies - traditional manual evaluation can only cover a handful of scenarios. This leaves uncertainty over whether the most cost-effective and impactful solution is being pursued.