This event will review best practices in specific deep-water projects planning regarding equipment, personnel selection and competency, technology that aims to deliver insights to reduce ultra-deepwater risks & costs and to optimize project economics by reducing development costs. This forum is gathering leading industry players to examine & resolve challenges related to the natural decline of oil & gas fields employing subsea factories, unlocking access to reserves that existing technologies are unable to tap as of now and reviewing environmental issues posed by subsea operations.
- Statoil
- Shell
- ConocoPhillips
- Robert Gordon University
- Total
- FMC Technologies
- Anadarko
- Subsea7
- Optimize project economics by reducing development costs & improving recovery factors on resources
- Prepare to resolve issues related to the natural decline of oil and gas field resources
- How to cope with Long-distance subsea oil field tie- backs
- Qualification and project integration into an existing and complex field infrastructure
- Subsea Processing Technology to secure flow assurance and reduce risk of hydrates
- Environmental Challenges at Subsea Operations
- Oil & Gas Operators
- Contractors
- Subsea solution providers
- Regulators
- Associations
Chief Officers/VPs/ Heads/ Directors/ Managers/ Engineers
- Technology development
- Subsea/deepwater technology
- Technical Authority
- Field Development Subsea Tie backs
- Technical Authority: Subsea Systems
- Deepwater Operations
- Subsea Project Engineer
- Subsea Operations Technology
- Dual Gradient Drilling
- Deepwater reservoirs
- R&D Subsea Technology
- Subsea Communication Technology
- Field development
- Field optimisation
- Flow Assurance
- Subsea Production
- Subsea Technical
- Subsea Project Engineer
- Subsea IRM (Inspection, repair & maintenance)
- Subsea Processing
- Subsea Systems
- Subsea Tree
