Offshore Energy 2015

A fascinating mix of business leaders, buyers, investors, engineers and other interested parties within the offshore energy sector will get the opportunity to meet each other in four large halls of the Amsterdam RAI, totaling an area of approximately 23,000 m².
Next to the exhibition more than 80 speakers, representing some of the biggest players in the offshore
energy industry, will feature at the conference. With this year’s theme: Investing in the future of energy, the conference has all the ingredients for a leading international event covering all facets of the offshore energy industry.

History teaches us that the oil, gas, and energy industry has always shown great resilience. Oil prices have rarely been stable for long periods of time, and it is remarkable how the industry has maintained its ability to adapt to changes and developments. The Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference 2015 offers insight into these potential changes, tapping into and creating new ideas.

One of the new and very current themes during Offshore Energy 2015 is Technical Data Management. In this session, lead by Michael Nord from Shell, we will discuss the effects of poor data quality and how improving data management can lead to reduced costs and better informed business decisions in the offshore oil and gas industry.

We are also welcoming HPHT drilling for the first time. In a technical session the developments in high-pressure, high temperature drilling operations will be discussed. Operators are investing in this challenging new game which is generally seen as offering new potential.

Because new and alternative energy sources could still lead to great corporate opportunities, they will again be explored in this year’s program. We specifically focus on the developments of marine energy and the extensive possibilities to produce substantial amounts of renewable energy.

The program will be completed by interesting subjects as well intervention vessels best practices and new vessel designs, the role of technological innovation in new business models as part of cost reductions and export control in oil & gas. Moreover decommissioning and subsea processing are back on the agenda.