Improving the interface between oil and gas companies, subsea vessel operators, and subsea hardware suppliers

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1 The no.1 event dedicated to the global subsea vessel sector April 2015 Subsea Production System Intervention Workshop: 28 April 2015 Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Oslo Improving the interface between oil and gas companies, subsea vessel operators, and subsea hardware suppliers Harald Bakke TECHNIP Kathleen Offman Mathisen DOF SUBSEA Arne Lier BIBBY OFFSHORE Mads Malling DAYA OFFSHORE CONSTRUCTION Technip and DAYA Offshore Construction on marine operations supporting the Åsgard Subsea Compression project Bibby Offshore on developing a strategy for success in the subsea vessel industry DOF Subsea on training and crewing challenges facing the sector Contractors capability wish lists and feedback on designing the perfect subsea vessel Equipping subsea vessels for heavy installation and intervention at extreme depths A showcase of new and unique vessels that push capacity and capability limits Vessel-specific market forecasts covering Brazil, West Africa, the Middle East, Mexico, and Europe Sponsors include: Sven Magne Storesund REACH SUBSEA Alex Gauntt SIEM OFFSHORE Tel: +44 (0) maritimecustserv@informa.com

2 THE NO.1 EVENT DEDICATED TO THE GLOBAL SUBSEA VESSEL SECTOR Book by 27 February to save up to 300 Join the international subsea vessel community to grow your business and enhance your operations. Subsea Vessels Europe offers innovative interactive formats, enjoyable networking opportunities, and valuable, tailored information that you won t find elsewhere. For 2015 we have invested in a larger exhibition area which features technology demonstrations and live interviews, an Online Networking System (ONS) to connect you and your peers before, during and after the event, and introduced streamed sections of the programme so you can tailor your conference experience. If you work with vessels involved in offshore construction, construction support, IMR or SURF operations then this is an essential addition to your 2015 event calendar. We look forward to seeing you in April. Tom Cuthell Portfolio Manager - Offshore & Energy Informa Maritime & Energy Excellent conference Very high quality presentations E Waymel, Technip All of the market trendsetters were in one room sharing insights and exposing future plans B Arnold, NOV Very good initiative with very useful information R Ferro, BP 2

3 HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2015 Live chat show-style interviews with DOF Subsea, Technip, and Bibby Offshore Practical feedback from Technip and DAYA Offshore Construction on marine operations supporting the Åsgard Subsea Compression project Practical guidance on improving the interface between oil and gas companies, subsea vessel operators, and subsea hardware suppliers Contractor perspectives on adapting installation and intervention techniques for extreme depths and hostile environments Rystad Energy on the implications of worldwide E&P cost cutting and Fearnley Offshore Supply on subsea vessel supply and demand by type and region Technical updates on game changing subsea facility developments and installation implications Dedicated technical streams focused on fibre rope for subsea construction and ROV industry innovation A commercial task force addressing subsea vessel requirements in the Brazil, West Africa, the Middle East and Mexico Business development briefings on new opportunities in the offshore renewables sector AGENDA AT A GLANCE Tuesday 28 April Wednesday 29 April Conference day 1 Thursday 30 April Conference day 2 Interactive exhibition area Visit the Spotlight Theatre during coffee and lunch breaks to see live interviews and technology demonstrations Subsea Production System Intervention Workshop Game changing subsea developments Market intelligence briefings Breakfast briefing Vessel showcase Welcome drinks reception Network Development Lunch Frontline feedback interviews Designing the perfect subsea vessel Commercial Taskforce Regional markets Commercial Taskforce Finance Technical Taskforce ROVs Technical Taskforce Lifting solutions Champagne focus groups Networking drinks reception Technical snapshots 3

4 Sponsorship and Exhibition Opport Subsea Vessels Europe offers a unique participant profile and excellent opportunities for direct exposure to an enthusiastic and engaged audience of subsea vessel-focused professionals. The specific subsea vessel focus and high concentration of shipowners and operators means that you won t have to wade through crowds of people trying to identify potential customers. Instead our clients enjoy prolonged interaction with their target market via our carefully tailored sponsorship and exhibition packages. Whether you want to benchmark your company, promote innovative solutions, showcase your services, boost your visibility, or demonstrate thought leadership, we can help connect you to the right people. To find out more please contact: Stephen Newey +44 (0) stephen.newey@informa.com Spotlight Theatre Introducing the new Spotlight Theatre! During coffee and lunch breaks a series of live interviews, practical demonstrations, and dynamic presentations will take place on stage in the exhibition area. If you have something to present and could do so in a fun and engaging way then let us #SubseaVessels The Offshore Support Vessel (OSV) Event Series MaritimeEventTV 4

5 unities Co-sponsors: Sponsors and exhibitors to date: Online Networking System (ONS) This innovative system connects delegates before the event and allows you to put faces to names during the conference. Would you like to be the official host of our interactive community Supporting associations: 5

6 main conference day 1 Wednesday 29 April :00 Tuesday 28 April 2015 Welcome drinks reception 08:30 Coffee and registration 09:00 Day one chairman s welcome and introduction 09:10 Conference objective generation Have your say and flag issues to be discussed throughout the conference New challenges posed by game changing subsea developments 09:20 CASE STUDY Marine operations supporting the Åsgard Subsea Compression project Subsea compression heavy IMR Practical project feedback Vessel requirements Equipment requirements Harald Bakke Project Manager TECHNIP 10:00 Subsea processing developments and outlook Progress to date Impact of reduced capital spending A closer look at subsea processing equipment Implications for subsea installation and intervention Tom Eriksen Senior Subsea Innovator NCE SUBSEA 10:30 PANEL DISCUSSION Strategies to improve the interface between oil and gas companies, hardware suppliers and installation contractors Deepwater installation requirements Equipping vessels for larger, heavier subsea hardware Improving the efficiency of marine operations Improving communication between stakeholders Pinpointing knowledge and technology gaps Harald Bakke, Project Manager, TECHNIP Simon Orr, Project Manager, DAYA OFFSHORE CONSTRUCTION Sven Magne Storesund, Technical Manager, REACH SUBSEA Vibor Paravic, General Manager, GMC LIMITED Tom Eriksen, Senior Subsea Innovator, NCE SUBSEA 11:10 Coffee and networking break Live interview in the Spotlight Theatre Share your objectives Coffee and networking Marine operations supporting subsea compression projects Tailor the agenda. Use the Twitter wall to share your #SubseaVessels Market intelligence briefings Interact with fellow delegates and expert speakers in a relaxed environment 11:40 How will E&P cost cutting impact the subsea vessel industry Oil price and reduced capital spending Global E&P prospects North Sea outlook International opportunities Jon Fredrik Müller Senior Project Manager RYSTAD ENERGY 12:00 Global subsea vessel supply and demand Outlook for the subsea vessel market Vessel supply and demand by type Overview of regional demand hotspots Trends, challenges and opportunities Sigrid Ramuz Bomann-Larsen Shipbroker, Subsea & Projects FEARNLEY OFFSHORE SUPPLY 12:20 What does Mexican energy reform mean for your business Energy reform overview Expected time-scales Opportunities for subsea vessel operators Doing business in Mexico Sergio Rivas-Farias Oil and Gas Advisor Mexico INTSOK 6

7 12:40 Network Development Lunch Network Development Lunch Live demonstrations in the Spotlight Theatre Live interview in the Spotlight Theatre Coloured dots on name badges correspond with lunch tables so you get to have lunch with some new people View dynamic presentations and live technology demonstrations Impact of the decline in oil prices and reduced capital spending Frontline feedback interviews Subsea vessel owners and operators will share their thoughts on challenges and opportunities facing the sector during our new Chat Show section of the programme. Expect open and honest discussion during this more relaxed and informal session LIVE INTERVIEW Developing a strategy for success in the subsea vessel industry LIVE INTERVIEW Challenges and opportunities facing subsea construction and intervention vessels LIVE INTERVIEW Tackling key HR challenges facing subsea vessel operators Arne Lier Director of Norwegian Business BIBBY OFFSHORE Janne Øhrn Business Development Manager TECHNIP Kathleen Offman Mathisen Vice President Human Resources DOF SUBSEA Designing the perfect subsea vessel PANEL DISCUSSION How are designers responding to challenges posed by deeper waters, harsh environments and larger subsea equipment Key subsea vessel design trends Scope for innovation Achieving multi-purpose capabilities Assessing and meeting different client requirements Per Olaf Brett, Vice President, ULSTEIN INTERNATIONAL Tor Henning Vestbøstad, Sales Director, SALT SHIP DESIGN Edwin van Leeuwen, General Manager, ULSTEIN SEA OF SOLUTIONS Coffee and networking break Live interview in the Spotlight Theatre Share your objectives Coffee and networking Subsea vessel design innovations Tailor the agenda. Use the Twitter wall to share your #SubseaVessels Champagne focus groups Discuss key topics with fellow delegates and expert speakers. Receive tailored feedback on your commercial and technical concerns while expanding your network. Interact with fellow delegates and expert speakers in a relaxed environment Design solutions to enhance subsea vessel capabilities 2. Subsea production system installation and intervention 3. Fibre rope for subsea construction 4. Enhancing ROV operations 5. Crewing and HR challenges facing the subsea vessel sector 6. Opportunities in offshore renewables Chairman s summary and close of day one Networking drinks reception Featuring prize draws and wine and beer trail 7

8 main conference day 2 Thursday 30 April :00 Coffee 08:20 BREAKFAST BRIEFING Regulatory developments for subsea vessels what s to come Carriage and transfer of industrial personnel Guidelines for offshore construction support vessels vs SPS Code Offshore lifting operations Diving support regulations Verification of reliability and dependability of complex onboard systems Gijsbert de Jong Manager, Offshore Service Vessels and Tugs BUREAU VERITAS 09:00 Day two chairman s welcome and introduction Arnstein Eknes Segment Director, Special Ships DNV GL Pushing the limits: A showcase of new, unique and interesting vessels 09:10 CASE STUDY Development of the Bravenes Subsea Rock Installation vessel Integrated vessel and mission equipment design Extensive operational flexibility Next step in health, safety and ergonomics Edwin van Leeuwen, General Manager, ULSTEIN SEA OF SOLUTIONS Arjan Boezeman, Director of Concepts and Sales, ULSTEIN IDEA EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS 09:50 CASE STUDY Equipping vessels to support offshore wind installation Entering the offshore wind market Transferring expertise from oil and gas to renewables Meeting offshore wind project developer requirements Alex Gauntt Business Development Manager SIEM OFFSHORE CONTRACTORS UK 10:30 Coffee and networking break Live interview in the Spotlight Theatre Share your objectives Coffee and networking Enhancing ROV design and capabilities Tailor the agenda. Use the Twitter wall to share your #SubseaVessels Interact with fellow delegates and expert speakers in a relaxed environment COMMERCIAL TASKFORCE TECHNICAL TASKFORCE Feedback on key vessel demand hotspots 11:00 Equipping pipelay vessels for operations in Brazil Client requirements Brazilian operating conditions and project profiles Pipe installation in ultra-deepwater Design features, capabilities and equipment Barend Jenje, Area Manager Northern Europe, Offshore Division, IHC Merwede 11:30 Equipping subsea vessels for operations in West Africa Practical feedback on operating in West Africa Construction support and IMR project profiles Vessel equipment and capability requirements Tips on succeeding in a challenging market Separating myths from realities Logistics and support infrastructure Case study examples ROV demand and capability requirements 11:00 ROV launch and recovery (LARS) briefing Equipping vessels for advanced IMR operations Designing LARS to ensure flexibility and adaptability Minimising risk and improving efficiency Space effective solutions for subsea vessels Tore Moltumyr, Marine Product Manager, ROV LARS, Deck Machinery Seismic and Subsea, Offshore, Rolls-Royce Marine 11:30 The next generation survey ROV Survey vessel requirements Vehicle built for purpose Interaction between Vessel/DPO and ROV/Pilot New technology to utilize its potential Data quality and resolution Reduced vessel days, reduced cost Ola Oskarsson, Founder, MMT 12:00 Practical feedback on providing subsea support services in the Middle East Client requirements and priorities Subsea vessel capability requirements Offshore construction and construction support IMR and ROV deployment Wael Al-Habbash, Marine Expert - Middle East Offshore Market 12:00 Challenges and opportunities facing the ROV industry A snapshot of the subsea intervention market Analysis of key ROV demand drivers An overview of regional growth markets ROV functions and capabilities How are ROVs adapting to more challenging operating environments Technology developments on the horizon 8

9 12:30 Lunch Live interview in the Spotlight Theatre Share your objectives Coffee and networking Improving subsea lifting capabilities Tailor the agenda. Use the Twitter wall to share your #SubseaVessels Interact with fellow delegates and expert speakers in a relaxed environment COMMERCIAL TASKFORCE TECHNICAL TASKFORCE Financing the subsea vessel sector 14:00 PANEL DISCUSSION Finance perspectives on the subsea vessel sector Subsea vessel market prospects Risk and challenges facing the sector Opportunities for vessel owners and subsea contractors Available funding sources Current lending appetites Sven de Veij, Director - Oil & Gas Services, NIBC BANK Adam Byrne, Managing Director, ING Mads Malling, Senior Vice President, Western Hemisphere, DAYA OFFSHORE CONSTRUCTION Tom Elvoy, Senior Vice President, Offshore Support Group, DVB BANK Lifting solutions for ultra-deepwater subsea construction 14:00 Fibre rope in action: Practical feedback on the operational benefits The business case and commercial considerations Practicalities of replacing steel wire with fibre rope Uptake and experience to date 14:20 PANEL DISCUSSION How can fibre rope enhance your lifting operations Choosing the right technology Handling and deployment requirements Fibre rope inspection and management processes When do the benefits outweigh the costs Sam Bull, Consultant, PARKBURN Arnstein Eknes, Segment Director, Special Ships, DNV GL 15:00 Coffee and networking break Developing an effective training and crewing strategy for the subsea vessel sector 15:20 Overcoming crewing challenges facing the OSCV market Real competence vs formal competence Challenges connected to a multi-client vessel from a crewing perspective Increased focus on taxation issues connected to Continental Shelf Operation Leif Gunnar Vigebo Director, Crew Management OSM OFFSHORE New technologies and equipment to enhance subsea vessel operations 15:50 TECHNOLOGY SNAPSHOT Reducing project cost by expanding construction fleet capability Enabling existing OCVs to lay rigid pipe Alternative methods for deepwater deployment of heavy structures Project case studies Vibor Paravic General Manager GMC LIMITED 16:20 TECHNOLOGY SNAPSHOT Maximizing operational capacity of subsea lifts by use of alternative technology 16:50 Objective review and key takeaways Review conclusions from the two days and reflect on how information shared will shape your business strategy and operations Baard Trondahl Alsaker R&D Director, Offshore Load Handling MACGREGOR Arnstein Eknes Segment Director, Special Ships DNV GL 17:00 Chairman s summary Arnstein Eknes Segment Director, Special Ships DNV GL 9

10 SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEM INTERVENTION WORKSHOP Tuesday 28 April 2015 Equipping vessels for subsea production system intervention Receive in-depth feedback on future of subsea intervention requirements and work as a group to identify technology gaps and design and equip your vessels to meet new operational challenges. Workshop sessions are longer and more detailed than those during the conference and there will be extra time to explore topics, share ideas and work together to develop solutions Coffee and registration Chairman s welcome and introduction Objective generation Introduce yourself, state your objectives and flag key issues to be addressed Analysis of subsea processing developments to date Subsea processing overview Progress of current projects Impact of the decline in oil prices and reduced capital spending Challenges ahead for the complete subsea factory Coffee What impact will subsea compression projects have on the subsea vessel sector Handling larger and heavier equipment Implications for vessel design Expanding the capabilities of the current fleet Developing dedicated subsea processing intervention vessels Anticipating the intervention requirements of a complete subsea factory What are the intervention and maintenance requirements Tackling the challenge of redeploying compressor modules Ensuring efficient module replacement Proposing solutions to potential trouble spots Coffee Capability requirements of a dedicated subsea processing intervention vessel Capability wish list Deck space and crane capacity demands Moonpool size GROUP DISCUSSION Is the current subsea vessel fleet adequately equipped for efficient subsea production system installation and intervention What challenges must be overcome Chairman s summary and close of workshop Lunch Workshop leader: Gijsbert de Jong is business development manager for offshore service vessels at Bureau Veritas. Based in the class society s Head Office in Paris, France, he is responsible for the management and coordination of the technical, regulatory and international business development activities for OSVs. Gijsbert has published conference papers on offshore support vessels, tugs, dredgers, arctic shipping and alternative marine power systems (LNG propulsion, fuel cells) and is also regularly contributing to industry magazine articles. 10

11 2015 SPEAKER SNAPSHOT Janne Øhrn TECHNIP Kathleen Offman Mathisen DOF SUBSEA Arne Lier BIBBY OFFSHORE Mads Malling DAYA OFFSHORE CONSTRUCTION Alex Gauntt SIEM OFFSHORE CONTRACTORS UK Sven Magne Storesund REACH SUBSEA Wael Al-Habbash Harald Bakke TECHNIP Per Olaf Brett ULSTEIN INTERNATIONAL Simon Orr DAYA OFFSHORE CONSTRUCTION Arnstein Eknes DNV GL Edwin van Leeuwen ULSTEIN SEA OF SOLUTIONS Jon Fredrik Müller RYSTAD ENERGY Sigrid Ramuz Bomann-Larsen FEARNLEY OFFSHORE SUPPLY Gijsbert de Jong BUREAU VERITAS Vibor Paravic GMC LIMITED Baard Trondahl Alsaker MACGREGOR Tor Henning Vestbøstad SALT SHIP DESIGN Tore Moltumyr ROLLS-ROYCE MARINE Sam Bull PARKBURN 11

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