The conference has a lineup of speakers and panelists from companies like Shell, operators like Petrobras, Statoil and Woodside, and contractors like Aker Solutions and Halliburton, to name a few.
At the conference, participants are expected to discuss on topics such as ‘What’s left in the North Sea?’ which will discuss the opportunities and challenges to increase recovery in the technically challenging North Sea fields.
It will also consider supply chain opportunities available from the current dash for unconventional gas under the ‘Unconventional gases – an energy revolution’ subject.
Other subjects of discussion will include ‘LNG Australia – future investments and opportunities’ that will identify the issues related to the delivery of seven under construction projects while the ‘Ultra deepwater – understanding the challenges’ session will focus on supply chain solutions to unlock the hindrances in producing oil and gas in these challenging regions.
UKTI, a government department which works with UK based businesses to help them achieve international success and to bring big international players to the country, will also host an International Showcase at the event with international commercial officers who will provide advice to access important markets.
