Join us 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 20th July, 2017 from 1800
Dress code – Smart Casual
Great Food & Free Bar!
£87.50 per head
To book please email [email protected]
Come along to our annual SUT+ Pub Quiz Night and put those brains to the test!
This event will take place at Soprano Wine Bar and Bistro on Thursday the 20th of April from 1900-2030. Food and drinks will be reaily available on the night to buy as you wish.
Teams will be made up of groups of 4 who will be competing through various rounds to win the cash prize! So get your thinking hats on and make your team. Chat to your collegues, fellow students or friends you have worked with in the industry and form your supergroup! Entry is £5 per person and this will form the cash prize, so the more teams that enter- the more money there is to be won! Everyone is welcome for what promises to be a great evening!
Sign up to confirm your space and pay on the door on the night- only £20 for a team of 4!
The SUT Committee invite you to our informal casual catch up at the Cheeky Sparrow. It will be a buy your own drinks and nibbles evening with a chance to network and engage with your peers in the SUT Community.
Make the 2nd Wednesday of every month SUT Night, either Evening Technical Meeting or Casual Catch Up.
Click here for flyer.
So we have a guide of numbers please register at www.casualcatchupsept
For more information contact Jennifer Maninin.
The SUT Committee invite you to our next informal casual catch up at the Cheeky Sparrow. It will be a buy your own drinks and nibbles evening with a chance to network and engage with your peers in the SUT Community.
Make the 2nd Wednesday of every month SUT Night, either Evening Technical Meeting or Casual Catch Up.
So we have a guide of numbers please register at www.trybooking.com/QHKF
For more information contact Jennifer Maninin.
The SUT Committee invite you to our first informal casual catch up at the Cheeky Sparrow. It will be a buy your own drinks and nibbles evening with a chance to network and engage with your peers in the SUT Community.
Make the 2nd Wednesday of every month SUT Night, either Evening Technical Meeting or Casual Catch Up.
So we have a guide of numbers please register your interest at www.trybooking.com/PPVI
Click here for flyer or contact Jennifer Maninin for more information.
Host: Simon Hems, Ince & Co LLP
Presenter: Gunther Newcombe, Director of Operations – Oil & Gas Authority
The MER UK Forum brings together government, industry and the OGA, and provides strategic direction, oversight and support, helping to create alignment, accountability and collective action on key priorities. Government ministers, industry leaders and representatives of the OGA attend the meetings which take place twice a year
This event is FREE to attend but booking is essential.
Please arrive from 11.30 to register to enable a prompt start at 1200
Ince & Co LLP
Aldgate Tower, 2 Leman Street, London E1 8QN
“Registrations are now closed but places may become available for allocation on the door”
The SUT OSIG committee is pleased to announce it has organised an evening Geoforum event to be hosted at the SS Great Britain in Bristol.
The evening will comprise of a series of presentations on a range of geo-related themes of particular interest to the south west region with an opening address by Commodore Steve Jermy RN of Marine Offshore Renewables. Each speaker slot will include allowance for a Q&A session at the end. An outline of the session is provided for guidance.
17:00 Arrivals and drinks reception.
18:00 Relocate to the Viridor Theatre (overlooking the quayside) for the speaker session, comprising:
21:00 Venue remains open for discussions and networking
CPD hours can be claimed for this event.
This event is FREE but places must be booked in advance and are limited to the first 150 delegates. Finger foods will be provided, and a cash bar will be operating throughout the evening. Delegates are welcome also to explore the historic SS Great Britain.
Presenter Enrico Sanguineti, General Manager, Advanced Technology Valve Spa.
Valves are key components of subsea production and subsea pipeline transportation systems and manufacturers have been tasked to extend the capabilities of their products to cover larger sizes and more severe operating conditions. This presentation will discuss the recent developments at ATV Spa with large bore valves and valves for HPHT and HIPPS applications, including valves supplied to Shell Appomattox and Exxon Julia.
Enrico Sanguineti holds a Master Degree in Mechanical Engineering with University of Genova and is currently General Manager with ATV Spa. Enrico has been involved with valves for critical applications since 1993.
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Join SUT+ and the NHC for an afternoon visit to the site in Aberdeen. The event will consist of presentations and a tour to gain exposure to the National Hyperbaric Centre and the services it provides to the Oil and Gas industry and medicine.
The presentations include:
The tour of the NHC facility will enable invitees to interact with the hyperbaric technology and help to put the presentations into real-world context.
Places are free of charge, but limited to 20 and you must register in advance.
Presentations from:
Beth Dickens, Senior Engineer, Quoceant
Beth is a mechanical engineer with extensive experience of offshore renewables in her career at Pelamis Wave Power and now as a consultant at Quoceant. In this talk she will look at the opportunities and challenges the marine renewables industry faces specifically targeting operational constraints in connecting and disconnecting devices onsite in hazardous conditions. She’ll talk about the innovative systems developed at Pelamis to perform these tasks and their wider applicability to the marine renewables industry, offshore wind and the wider offshore market.
Andrew Hunt, Engineering Manager, Sustainable Marine Energy Ltd
SME will present how they have tackled and solved one of the key challenges facing installation of tidal energy converters, namely cost effective anchoring to the seabed. They will discuss the development of screw pile anchors for the subsea market used in sand/clay seabeds and the novel, grout free, Raptor rock anchor solution. The products have applicability far beyond just marine renewables; it’s just that SME by the nature of its business solved the problem in perhaps the most hostile subsea environment first.
Venue: Newcastle University, Armstrong Building, Room ARMB 1.48, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RU
Registration 6.00pm – Presentations 6.30pm – Refreshments 7.30pm
Click here for the meeting report
