Scottish Sensor Systems Centre

ITF Technology Showcase

Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre
Thurs 1 Nov 2012, 7.30am – 5.00pm

Joing S3C and other exhibitors at an event that brings together operators and innovators to discover the latest challenges for the oil and gas industry.

ITF’s Technology Showcase provides the unique opportunity for industry innovators and operators to meet face-to-face to discover and discuss the latest technology development opportunities in the UK continental shelf, as well as a chance to view cutting-edge innovations from the technology development community.

The main objectives of the showcase are to provide:

  • An opportunity to understand operator’s technology needs and challenges – insight from the operators is crucial to the industry
  • Understand what technologies are currently available in the market place and where there are gaps
  • One-to-one sessions for operators and technology developers to identify new working partnerships

Trevor Garlick, Regional President of BP North Sea will deliver a keynote address on the importance of technological innovation and industry collaboration as well as addressing important technology development focus areas such as Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR).

As the North Sea celebrates its most successful UK licensing round in forty years, extending life in the basin is ever more dependent on innovative technology. This event will explore the problems and provide the potential solutions crucial to industry survival.

The Technology Showcase will consist of 3 different elements –- industry presenters, one-to-one meetings, plus a zoned exhibition with informal meeting areas. Details on the individual elements of the event can be found by clicking on the links at the left of this page.

Despite the increased event space and numbers, delegates will still be able to attend free of charge and capitalise on the business and networking opportunities.  Book now to ensure you are registered to attend.

November 1, 2012 at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre