Subsea processing is no longer a concept—it’s happening now. Join us to explore how technologies like subsea separation, boosting, and injection are being developed and deployed to maximize production and optimize flow. Learn how these systems are de-bottlenecking topside facilities, enabling secondary recovery, and powered by advanced high-voltage distribution networks. This session will bring you up to speed on the latest innovations driving real-world subsea projects. The future of offshore production is unfolding beneath the surface—don’t miss it.”
Subsea tie-backs and field revitalization are reshaping the economics of offshore production. Join us to discover how oil and gas industry is exploring lean subsea solutions, improving flow assurance strategies and leveraging technologies to unlock stranded reserves in mature fields cost-effectively and sustainably. The subsea landscape is evolving— be our guest to explore the technologies and strategies driving this transformation beneath the surface.
Digital transformation is reshaping subsea engineering, delivering improvements in efficiency, safety, and sustainability. This session explores how technologies such as intelligent automation, data-driven operations, and artificial intelligence are being applied across subsea systems: from real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance to autonomous control. The session will feature practical case studies, address key challenges, and discuss future perspectives on how these digital solutions can be effectively integrated into complex offshore environments.
Subsea integrity is at the forefront of safe and reliable offshore operations. Join us to explore emerging tools and techniques for inspection, digital monitoring, and predictive maintenance that extend asset life and optimize performance. Learn how operators are planning and executing decommissioning with innovative approaches that ensure compliance, reduce costs, and minimize environmental impact. This session highlights the latest practices for safer operations, longer field life, and responsible asset decommissioning, with digitalization as the key enabler of smarter inspection, monitoring, and life-cycle management.
More Energy is needed to improve the living conditions of 2 million people, but we have to deliver this energy with the lowest possible carbon intensity. There are a number of ways the Subsea Area can contribute to that challenge. Some of the potential solutions will be covered in this session Low-carbon technologies, decarbonization, electrification, and sustainable practices.
The subsea supply chain must move beyond overcoming challenges to rethinking how it engages with the market. This panel will examine how innovation, local content, and early engagement – together with the growing role of Tier 2 suppliers – can drive competitiveness, resilience, and new opportunities across the subsea industry.Focus on qualified suppliers, including Tier 3 and Tier 4, for growing industry demand. Including national companies