As the Corrib gas field in Ireland nears the end of its useful life, operators Vermilion and Nephin Energy are considering a transition towards renewable energy sources. A study conducted by Worley explored approximately 20 options, including wind, wave, energy storage, hydrogen, and e-fuels, to assess the potential for repurposing the field and its infrastructure. This study aims to identify the most viable proposals for the future utilization of the field. Currently providing 20% of Ireland's annual natural gas, Corrib is crucial for the country's energy supply. The research highlighted the promising prospects of wind energy and hydrogen power as potential alternatives. Building on these findings, the operators will conduct further investigations to determine the practicality and feasibility of these options. Additionally, Equinor's recent sale of its stake in Corrib to Vermilion Energy for $434 million further emphasizes the shift towards renewable energy initiatives at the gas field. The ongoing exploration of renewable energy opportunities at Corrib signifies a significant step towards a sustainable energy future in Ireland, showcasing a positive outlook for the field's transition.