Offshore Structures and Technology Summit 2012

Recently, MENA oil and gas companies have been looking more to their offshore fields to meet rising demand. As a result, Middle East Offshore expenditure is expected to grow, with annual capital spending on offshore hydrocarbon exploration and production reaching $15bn by 2012.

Exploring and producing oil and gas in offshore fields has its own unique challenges and the increased complexity of these reserves in return increase the need for more sustainable technologies and techniques, construction material and experienced EPC contractors.

Last but not least, protecting offshore waters and wildlife as well as minimising contamination of waters whilst building offshore constructs needs to be addressed throughout the project life cycle.

The Offshore Technology Summit taking place from 25–28 March 2012 in Abu Dhabi will bring together regional and international operator-led studies. They will deliver first-hand examples of the various techniques available to overcome challenging issues in offshore projects.

It will cover:

Case study presentations on the latest accomplishments of EPC contractors by regional and international operators and the lessons learned
Managing the shortage of marine units and marine vessels for offshore projects
Overcoming the problems associated with drilling and mooring technology
Improving the life-span of subsea facilities and limiting the need for upgrade projects

In addition!

The conference offers two invaluable technical workshops on the latest practices of Offshore Technology with the implementation of technology and systems to help improve operational efficiency in your organisation.

Don’t miss this dedicated conference and join the leading industry experts from around the world to benefit from their experience on one of the most challenging aspects of the industry.

Be sure to be a part of this event if you are involved in Offshore Management, Project Management, Offshore Construction, Platform Engineering, EPC Mangement or Health and Safety.