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YES! Subsea Industry Career Panel

The SUT invite you to the YES! University Career Panel Event

 

EVENT INFO

Date: Wednesday, 5th October 2022

Venue: CURTIN UNIVERSITY – Kent Street, Bentley, W.A. 6102

Location: Bldg 204 ; Room 233:LT – Shilbury Lecture Theatre (located in the School of Mines) – Map Ref Grid O-12

Please refer to Curtin University Campus Map or Shilbury Lecture Theatre Info

SCHEDULE

  • 5.30pm – 6pm: registration
  • 6pm – 7pm: presentations
  • 7pm – 8.30pm: networking session with food/drinks

*NOTE: This event can also be attended remotely(via TEAMS).

TICKET PRICE: $5

To view the flyer, please click here

REGISTER

Thank you to our event sponsor:

 

 

 

 

For more info, please contact: SUT (08) 9481 0999 or [email protected]

Main Image by Wan San Yip on Unsplash

London & South of England Branch – Return of the Annual Pub Quiz

Where is Point Nemo and why is it significant? What is the Denmark Strait Cataract?

It has been three long years since our last pub quiz back in 2019. I know Dem Demetriou was our expert Quiz Master and I think Wood won (I am happy to be corrected on this).

All Learned Members of the SUT are invited to attend the London and South East Branch’s 6th Annual Pub Quiz at the Ye Olde Watling, 29 Watling Street, EC4M 9BR.  Planned start time 7pm, probable finish time 10pm with a buffet served between rounds.

Corporate Members are invited to send teams (5-person teams are ideal); individual members can form a winning team on the night.

There is a limit on 50 attendees due to space restrictions at the venue and as such all teams and persons are encouraged to pre-register to avoid bitter disappointment on the night.

Following the quiz, there will be ample opportunity to toast success or drown sorrows at the bar.

Our Quiz Master on the night will be Bob Inglis.

A Special Thank You to our sponsors

 

 

SUT+ Webinar – The O2, The World’s Most Powerful Floating Tidal Turbine

Webinar | Wednesday, 28 September 2022 | 13:30 – 14:30 BST

FREE to attend

Speaker – John Bowman, Mechanical Engineer, Orbital Marine Power

The O2 is generating clean energy in the waters around Orkney using the power of the tides. In this presentation, John shall cover the challenges involved with harnessing this incredible renewable resource, the benefits of floating tidal, and the process of building this ground-breaking machine.

Agenda:

  • Introduction to Orbital Marine
  • Introduction to Tidal Energy
  • Overview of the O2 Device
  • Overview of Challenges and the Floating Turbine Solution
  • Building the O2
  • Q&A Session

LIVE WEBINAR: Hydrogen – the Hype and Reality

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Have you registered to attend our inaugural Energy Transition joint webinar in collaboration with PESA Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia – Energy Transition Special Interest Group (ETSIG).

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Many areas of the world have made commitments to reduce their carbon emissions, giving rise to electrification, renewable energy developments and future fuel industries such as hydrogen and its derivatives.

The hydrogen industry is in its nascent phase and whilst there is progress in its development, the gaps need identifying, risks need addressing and barriers overcome before it can reach its full potential.

In this talk, we will understand the current status of the industry and unpack the key challenges such as the lack of end-use markets, economics, infrastructure and safety to achieve a pragmatic view of the effort required to mature the industry.

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Guest Speaker: Diane Hinson (Advisian)
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12:30pm – Darwin, Adelaide
1:00pm – Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney

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Subsea Asia 2023

Venue: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

SUBSEA ASIA RETURNS

Global Underwater Hub and KTP are delighted to announce the return of Subsea Asia into the dynamic heart of South East Asia, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. This highly specialised flagship event will offer a unique insight into the challenges and opportunities that exist in the region against the backdrop of a global pandemic and severe disruption in the oil and gas sector.

Despite these current challenges opportunities still exist as the industry seeks to chart a new direction in the face of increasing environmental pressures with many operators, including PETRONAS, setting net carbon zero targets by 2050.

Subsea Asia will provide a commercial platform for companies looking to explore these opportunities in areas such as carbon capture technologies, digitalisation, automation and robotics as well as new energy applications including solar and offshore wind. These new energy applications are in line with the Malaysian Government target of 20% electricity production from renewable sources by 2025.

With a continuing demand for subsea technology in the region, companies will have the opportunity to showcase their technologies and capabilities to the market in Asia, there will be an exhibition and conference over two days, in the heart of the oil and gas square mile of Malaysia’s capital, at the KLCC.
CALL FOR SPEAKERS
For more information about the conference sessions, and to submit an abstract, download the call for speakers by clicking the image below:
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Subsea Asia also offers exhibition and sponsorship opportunities for technology companies looking to connect, do business and network with key stakeholders in the Malaysian oil and gas ecosystem. For further information please email [email protected]
For more information see the GUH website.

Inter-array cables for FLOW in the Celtic Sea – Future requirements during construction and O&M phases

Venue: Aldwick Estate, Aldwick Court Farm, Redhill, Bristol, BS40 5AL | 09:00 for 09:30 – 17:00

UPPING THE FLOW

Celtic Sea Power and Global Underwater Hub are holding a one-day workshop exploring the future inter-array cabling requirements during construction and operational phases of the Celtic Sea Floating Offshore Wind project.

Meeting the Crown Estate’s target of 4GW of floating offshore wind (FLOW) by 2035 will involve building and installing over 200 FLOW platforms, all of which will require new inter-array cabling.  Increasing the UK’s FLOW capacity to 4GW would deliver 10% of the country’s current energy needs.
Design of these FLOW systems and associated inter-array cabling is in the early stages of development.  It is already very clear that there is significant need for expertise in manufacturing, operations and maintenance of cabling to meet the demand.  The supply of which could come from south-west England and south Wales, representing a huge socio-economic opportunity for the region.
With a clearer understanding of the scale and specification of cabling requirements for FLOW in the Celtic Sea, a roadmap could be established to help enhance and scale-up capability to meet these needs from within the region.
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND

Attend the workshop to:
  • Discover the likely demand and requirements
  • Learn about the current regional supply capability
  • Explore how regional capability might adapt and/or scale up
This workshop is being held in partnership with the Cornwall FLOW Accelerator (CFA) project, a collaborative initiative led by Celtic Sea Power (CSP), University of Exeter, University of Plymouth and the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult.  It aims to develop tools, knowledge and data which accelerate the Celtic Sea FLOW opportunity and lay significant groundwork with respect to developing a pipeline at both a FLOW project and supply chain level.  The project is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund.

Held at Aldwick Estate https://www.aldwickestate.co.uk

BOOKING

Book online for this in-person event by clicking the button at the top of the page.

GUH Members – £70
Non-members – £95

Prices exclude VAT.

For more information and to book, see the GUH website.

Subsea Expo: Exhibitor Breakfast Briefing (January)

Venue: Hybrid | Global Underwater Hub, 1 Abercrombie Court, Westhill, AB32 6FE & Virtual

MAXIMISE YOUR PRESENCE AT SUBSEA EXPO

Join the Global Underwater Hub events and communications teams to learn more about maximising your presence at Subsea Expo 2023, the world’s largest subsea exhibition and conference.

Over a light breakfast, exhibitors will get an update on the key deadline dates for submitting stand details, completing forms and ordering additional items, along with a summary of the build-up and breakdown dates and times.
Attendees will also be reminded of the key information required for the show guide, while the opportunities to raise your company’s brand awareness by supporting the exhibition, conference and/or Subsea Expo Awards as a sponsor will also be outlined.
The first 2023 edition of the Global Underwater Hub News magazine will be circulated in February, in time for Subsea Expo 2023.  Advertising and editorial options for the magazine will be highlighted.
Thursday at Subsea Expo will provide a platform for inspiring the next generation of underwater talent.  Full details of this programme are currently being worked on, but if your organisation is interested in supporting it, please do contact our team.
The Subsea Expo Breakfast Briefing is an excellent opportunity to keep up to date with the latest plans for February’s event, while networking with fellow exhibitors.
This one-hour event is free to attend, with attendance in person or online.
Haven’t booked your stand yet? Visit www.subseaexpo.com to view the exhibition floorplan and find out more information or e-mail [email protected] to secure your space now.
For more information and to book, see the GUH website.

Subsea Expo: Exhibitor Breakfast Briefing (November)

Venue: Hybrid | Global Underwater Hub, 1 Abercrombie Court, Westhill, AB32 6FE & Virtual

MAXIMISE YOUR PRESENCE AT SUBSEA EXPO

Join the Global Underwater Hub events and communications teams to learn more about maximising your presence at Subsea Expo 2023, the world’s largest subsea exhibition and conference.

Over a light breakfast, exhibitors will get an update on the key deadline dates for submitting stand details, completing forms and ordering additional items, along with a summary of the build-up and breakdown dates and times.
Attendees will also be reminded of the key information required for the show guide, while the opportunities to raise your company’s brand awareness by supporting the exhibition, conference and/or Subsea Expo Awards as a sponsor will also be outlined.
The first 2023 edition of the Global Underwater Hub News magazine will be circulated in February, in time for Subsea Expo 2023.  Advertising and editorial options for the magazine will be highlighted.
Thursday at Subsea Expo will provide a platform for inspiring the next generation of underwater talent.  Full details of this programme are currently being worked on, but if your organisation is interested in supporting it, please do contact our team.
The Subsea Expo Breakfast Briefing is an excellent opportunity to keep up to date with the latest plans for February’s event, while networking with fellow exhibitors.
This one-hour event is free to attend, with attendance in person or online.
Haven’t booked your stand yet? Visit www.subseaexpo.com to view the exhibition floorplan and find out more information or e-mail [email protected] to secure your space now.
For more information and to book, see the GUH website.

Global Underwater Hub Breakfast Club

Venue: Global Underwater Hub, 1 Abercrombie Court, Westhill, AB32 6FE

The next Global Underwater Hub Breakfast Club will take place on Tuesday 11 October, providing GUH members with an opportunity to network over a light breakfast.

The GUH Breakfast Club is FREE OF CHARGE – limited to two people per company.

For more information and to book, see the GUH website.