In January 2017, the search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was called off after a three-year, $200 million effort to scan 46,000 square miles of seabed found no sign of the plane. However, with Ocean Infinity stepping forward to restart the search under a “no find, no fee” deal, many in the industry are questioning this high-risk gambit. In this technical event, we explore the previous challenges and milestones encountered by industry and research professionals in the search for MH370.
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This is a non-SUT event please book directly via this link
Each year the SUT, Subsea Energy Australia and Subsea UK team up with Diversified to put together the Subsea Forum Conference Programme at the Australasian Oil & Gas Exhibition & Conference.
AOG, staged in Perth is a showcase of the oil and gas industry over three days with Australia’s leading oil and gas exhibition, a free-to-attend Conference program and premium industry networking opportunities.
Registration is free and is now open
For further info visit the AOG 2019 website.
NSRI MasterminingTM: Wave and Tidal workshop
The workshop will bring together the wave and tidal and subsea oil and gas sectors to explore opportunities for collaboration for mutual benefit. The event will build on the OPIN (Ocean Power Innovation Network) and Opportunity North East event held in June last year – as well as the in-depth research undertaken by National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) in collaboration with ORE Catapult & Energy Technology Partnership (ETP).
This workshop aims to explore the technical challenges and opportunities within the wave and tidal energy industry, by enabling new market opportunities. It will also identify priorities that will offer impact to the wave and tidal sectors, identifying target opportunities for the subsea supply chain.
Registration: http://www.nsri.co.uk/events/mastermining-wave-and-tidal-workshop
Event organiser: National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI)
Venue: AECC, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen, AB23 8BL
Who should Attend: Companies from the wave and tidal and oil and gas sectors (subsea in particular) looking for diversification opportunities through collaborative projects.
Do you really enjoy networking?
We’re all told to network. It’s good for business. It’s good for our careers. But what if you find it hard to talk to people. What if you’d rather not go networking at all? Imagine you didn’t fear networking. The rewards would be immense. You’d make better connections, bring in more business and fast track your career. Ron Gibson shows you in this master class how to go from a complete non-networker to being confident to network anywhere, anytime with anyone.
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To book please contact Frances Eaton or call 08 6500 6877
The Perth Branch of the Society for Underwater Technology takes great pleasure in inviting you to attend their Annual General Meeting featuring:
A Tale of Two Submarines
Keynote Presenters: Noel Boylan (NGI) and Ian Hobbs (Fugro)
Programme:
5.30 pm – Registration
6.00 pm – AGM and Keynote Presentations
7.35 pm – Networking
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Please contact Trish Slapp for further information.
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SUT+ would like to extend an invite to our event ‘North Sea Decommissioning – What Does the Future Hold?’ on Wednesday 25th April 2018 in Lecture Theatre FN2, Fraser Noble Building, University of Aberdeen.
The event will offer a series of presentations designed to give an insight into some of the challenges that the industry faces and different options available in the decommissioning of oil & gas infrastructure in the UKCS. Each presentation will be followed by some Q&A, with an opportunity to ask more general questions to the panel as a whole at the end of the event.
Confirmed speakers include:
Dr Tom Leeson, Interim CEO – Decom North Sea, who will be discussing some of the major challenges that the industry is likely to face over the coming years
Professor Tom Baxter, Aberdeen University, who will be presenting on ‘Decommissioning, the sustainability challenge’
Steve Murphy, Finance Director – Pale Blue Dot, who will be presenting on the potential re-use of oil & gas infrastructure for Carbon Capture & Storage
This is a free to attend event however pre-registration is essential. Registrations and drinks & nibbles will be available from 17:30, with presentations beginning at 18:00 sharp!
With thanks to the University of Aberdeen for hosting.
Join us again this summer aboard the HQS Wellington for our SUT Summer Reception, moored on the River Thames between the City and the West End, with unparalleled views up and down the Thames, spanning the London Eye, Big Ben and St Paul’s Cathedral.
Thursday 21st Jun
e, 2018 from 1800 -2230
Dress code – Smart Casual
Band – “Risky Business”
Good Food & Free Bar!
£87.50 per head
Great opportunity for client networking!
To book your tickets please email [email protected]
Thank you to our sponsors:
Come along to an SUT+ evening of speed networking; a chance to meet and network with other peers in the first ~10 years of their careers across the Offshore Renewables, Subsea Engineering and Ocean Science sectors.
Doors open from 6pm, event starts 7pm
Buffet food will be provided. Drinks will be available from the bar throughout the event.
Marine minerals activities are gathering pace. More and more entities are seeking licences from the International Seabed Authority (ISA) for manganese nodule exploration and mining in the North Pacific and for hydrothermal minerals exploration and mining on mid-ocean ridges worldwide. The U.K. has an important role in marine minerals activities through its sponsorship of several exploration licences with the ISA and active marine minerals research by the NOC, BGS and Universities in U.K. waters and the North Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Central themes of the Conference will include research on these increasingly important mineral deposits and their resource potential, together with mining and environmental considerations.
Expected highlights:
- Metalliferous brines and sediments in the Red Sea
- Arctic Ocean ferromanganese crusts
- Central Pacific ferromanganese nodules
- Indian Ocean ferromangese nodules and crusts
- Hydrothermal minerals pff PNG
- Hydrothermal minerals on the MOR including the Norwegian EEZ
- Ferromangese nodules in the Cook Islands EEZ
- Hydrothermal minerals and ferromanganese crusts in the NE Atlantic and NW Pacific
- Placer minerals in EEZs
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Further details to follow
contact [email protected] or call the KL branch of the SUT on 03-2181 8383
