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Read more about: Catch a glimpse of the future at Offshore Energy 2015 01 Meet the Board 02 Training & Development Pavilion 06 Column by Martin Adler 07 Industry News 10 Special Event: Mexico’s energy reform in action 13

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Exhibition & Conference - 13 & 14 October 2015 - Amsterdam RAI

Catch a glimpse of the future at Offshore Energy 2015 With just a couple of weeks to go till the opening of the Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference 2015, the program is shaping up nicely. Two days packed with technical sessions, special events, and keynote speakers. Where the developments and opportunities in the offshore industry will be discussed, and where you can catch a glimpse of what the future might look like.

One of the new conference themes

Another new theme during Offshore

developments in subsea processing

Offshore Energy 2015 are free of charge.

visit the exhibition in the morning,

this year will include Well Intervention

Energy 2015 is Technical Data

solutions, including water removal

This year we are proud to present two

while the workshop starts at two in

Vessels. The well intervention market is

Management. Lead by Michael Nord,

and re-injection or disposal, boosting,

special events during Offshore Energy

the afternoon. We invited a couple of

expected to grow, due to an increased

Principal Consultant at The Fifth

gas separation, and gas compression.

2015. The first one, co-hosted by Dutch

interesting speakers who will show the

focus on lifetime extension and a

Business, questions about how the solid

Experts will present the viability of

Energy from Water association EWA,

latest developments on precise point

general increase in global operations.

management of internal and external

subsea processing for both green fields

will focus completely on marine energy;

positioning and on the use of precise

Moderated by Peter Zoeteman of the

data can lead to better informed

and brown fields. The conference

energy that can be extracted not only

positioning far from shore.

Netherlands Maritime Technology

business decisions, cost reductions,

program will be completed by subjects

from waves and tides, but also from

(NMT), and with contributions from

and safety will be answered by Matthias

such as HTHP Drilling, Export Control,

salinity and temperature differences in

Offshore Energy 2015 is offering all

Florian van den Broek (Royal IHC),

Hartung (Shell), Tirza van Dalen (TNO),

and Sanctions in Oil & Gas, Supply Chain

the ocean. An available form of offshore

the ingredients for an event where

Phil Bosworth (Helix Energy Solutions),

and Saskia Rijtema (Heerema Marine

Optimization, and Decommissioning.

energy that is still in its infancy, but has

knowledge and opportunities can be

Dennis Vollmar, (Herrenknecht

Contractors).

huge potential. Delegates will be offered

consumed in a friendly and engaging

an insight into the latest developments.

environment, and where both business

Next to the Technical Sessions, OEEC

vertical GmbH), and Bram Lambregts

and pleasure converge. We are ready,

(Ulstein Design & Solutions B.V.),

Back on the agenda in 2015 is Subsea

offers three special Keynotes. High

this session will take a look at well

Processing, which provides an alternative

caliber panels from the industry will

The second event contains the workshop

intervention vessel best practices along

to production equipment located

discuss subjects like human resource

“Wide area precise positioning (PPP-RTK)”

with new vessel designs and their

on afixed or floating platform. This

challenges, oil and gas financials, and

organized by The Hydrographic Society

cost-reducing potential.

particular session will discuss the latest

the industry as a whole. The Keynotes at

Benelux. HSB members are invited to

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Meet the conference advisory board This year OEEC has established a special Conference Advisory Board. This new advisory body is composed of a diverse group of offshore professionals who have a unique knowledge about how the industry works. The Conference Advisory Board assists the OEEC organization in identifying the key challenges and issues in the offshore sector. We introduce a couple of the members and ask their motivation to join.

Eric van Ewijk

Gert Jan Windhorst

Asset Manager, EBN

Guido van den Bos

Jack Spaan

Deputy Secretary General,

Vice President Global Accounts for

Manager Projects,

NOGEPA

NOV Rig Systems and Aftermarket, NOV

Jumbo Offshore

I am honored to be invited as a member

It is not the words, but true and regular

I’m looking forward to be part of a dynamic

By participating in the Board I can share my

of its Conference Advisory Board which

positive attention for safety will create

group of experienced industry colleagues.

knowledge, enabling others to learn from

offers guidance into the programming

a safer workplace.

I expect to lift the conference to an even

my (more than) 25 years experience in the

of this important event. It provides an

higher level by suggesting current topics and

offshore industry. After all, this industry is

opportunity to focus discussions on topics

difficulties in the industry, and to provide an

all about moving forward and I like to be

as public acceptance, HSE, innovation,

effective, safe, and cost efficient solution.

part of that movement.

Pascal Ferier

decommissioning, and collaboration between oil and gas and renewables, which I feel are currently key to the energy industry.

John Spee

Michael Nord

Nick Waterdrinker

Project Manager Marketing & Business Development,

Principal Consultant,

Partner,

Director,

Development Company Holland North

The Fifth Business

Energizing Business Group

Enersea B.V.

The offshore energy market is challenging

OEEC has really taken the key elements of

I accepted to participate in the CAB because

The reason for my participation is that by

and competitive. Companies should be

the offshore industry and gives you a good

I’m a firm believer that a content driven

tapping into my network and experience,

aware of the latest developments, insights,

look into the future. I hope we as a board

conference program is aiding our industry

I hope to help increase the quality of

technology and innovation. With the

can set the right agenda for the conference

in a time that was never as challenging.

the conference such that in the end all

conference, OEEC is fulfilling the needs and

themes and attract more people to the event.

It also adheres to my motto: If you think

participants can say that the sessions have

demands of the industry and professionals

education is expensive, try ignorance. People

truly contributed to their OE experience.

for the state-of-the-art. It is an honour to

should invest their time in attending our

contribute as a member of the Conference

conferences and therefore we need to make

Advisory Board in the quest for and the

sure they get the best possible value.

dissemination of the latest information.

The Conference Advisory Board will be complemented by

Peter Scheijgrond

Ralph Dazert

Ruud Liem

Owner MET-Support and board member

Analist,

Business Development Manager,

Dutch Energy from Water Association (EWA)

Netherlands Maritime Technology

IRO

Jan Prins, Director Business Development at Siemens, Joop Slager, New Ventures Manager SNS NL, UK & DK, Wintershall Noordzee B.V.

My ambition is to raise the international

Members of Netherlands Maritime

My reason for participating in the Advisory

exposure of the Dutch Marine Renewable

Technology are increasingly relying on

Board is that it is expected that the

Energy sector and enhance the cooperation

the offshore sector for their business

decommissioning of the many oil and

and synergies with the traditional

opportunities. Therefore, I take an active

gas platforms in the North sea will be

offshore sector.

interest in the industry and hope to add my

a multibillion business which offers a lot

knowledge from our industry’s perspective

of opportunities for IRO members.

to discussion at the Offshore Energy Conferences

Robert Plat, Manager R&D Offshore at Royal IHC.

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Conference program Conference program Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference Tuesday 13 October 09.30

10.00

10.30

Opening

Park Foyer

Arena 1 (Hall 8)

11.00

11.30

12.00

12.30

13.00

13.30

14.00

Master Class Room (Hall 8)

15.00

15.30

Keynote - Industry Panel

Keynote - Human Capital Panel

HPHT developments

Technical Data Management

16.00

16.30

17.00

17.30

Delegate fees Rate Exhibition

Free of charge

Technical Sessions

€ 75 per session

Marine Energy

Special Event: Mexico’s energy reform in action

Arena 2 (Hall 8)

14.30

Supply chain optimization

€ 125

Keynotes

Free of charge

Master Class Side event NMT: Changing customer demands sustainability in maritime sales

F-Rooms

Contact information

Side event: SPE Dutch hydrocarbons symposium

F-Rooms

Halls 8, 9, 10 and 11

Ms. Femke Perlot-Hoogeveen Conference Manager Tel: +31 (0)10 2092634 Email: fh@navingo.com

Offshore Energy Exhibition

Wednesday 14 October 09.30

10.00

10.30

11.00

11.30

12.00

12.30

13.00

Keynote - Drilling & Dollars Panel

Park Foyer

Arena 1 (Hall 8)

Offshore safety

Arena 2 (Hall 8)

Master Class Room (Hall 8)

13.30

14.00

14.30

15.00

15.30

16.00

16.30

17.00

17.30

Special Event: Marine Energy: Status, vision and roadmap

Well intervention vessels

Subsea processing

Risks and rewards in challenging jurisdictions

Decommissioning

Master Class

Master Class Side Event: Hydrographic Society Benelux Wide area precise positioning

F-Rooms

Halls 8, 9, 10 and 11

Ms. Lieke Heijnis Conference Coordinator Tel: +31 (0)10 2092689 Email: lhe@navingo.com Ms. Annemieke den Otter Exhibition Manager Tel: +31 (0)10 2092606 Email: ao@navingo.com Mr. Laurens Kuiper Sales Manager Tel: +31 (0)10 2092649 Email: lk@navingo.com

Offshore Energy Exhibition

Conference program Offshore WIND Conference Monday 12 October

Plenary program 08.30 - 09.00

Breakout sessions A

Breakout sessions B

Select your package

Welcoming coffee

09.00 - 09.30 09.30 - 10.00

Opening session: Building an industry without borders

10.00 - 10.30 10.30 - 11.00

Delegate fees

Refreshment break

Regular Student

Morning program, networking lunch & reception

€ 275

€ 75

€ 125

Afternoon program, networking lunch & reception

€ 275

€ 75

€ 125

Full day program, networking lunch & reception

€ 450

€ 75

€ 125

For program updates and registration go to www.offshoreWINDconference.biz

11.00 - 11.30

Offshore spatial planning

11.30 - 12.00

Operations & Maintenance and HSE

Contact information 12.00 - 12.30

Ms. Femke Perlot-Hoogeveen Conference Manager Tel: +31 (0)10 2092634 Email: fh@navingo.com

12.30 - 13.00

Networking lunch 13.00 - 13.30 13.30 - 14.00

Financing and insurance

14.00 - 14.30 14.30 - 15.00 15.00 - 15.30

Refreshment break

15.30 - 16.00 16.00 - 16.30

Closing session: Optimizing stakeholder cooperation

16.30 - 17.00 17.00 - 17.30

Networking reception 17.30 - 18.00

Construction and (port) logistics

Nonprofit

Ms. Lieke Heijnis Conference Coordinator Tel: +31 (0)10 2092689 Email: lhe@navingo.com Mr. Chris Westra Conference Partner Tel: +31 (0)6 53448621 Email: chris@chriswestraconsulting.nl Mr. Pascal van der Molen Sales Manager Tel: +31 (0)10 2092638 Email: pm@navingo.com

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Floor Plan Offshore Energy 2015

Ground floor

Outdoor area - Registration area Cloakroom - Conference Rooms

Registration area

Outdoor Registration area area Cloakroom

Media café

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First floor

Exhibition Halls - Park Foyer

Hall 9 Hall 11

Hall 8 Hall 10

First aid

Emergency exit

Cloakroom

Restaurant

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Elevator

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Stairway

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Entrance F

Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference

Park Foyer

V Ground floor Registration Area

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Training & Development Pavilion

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Besides companies that are on the pavilion as: TOP Offshore, Roll-Dock, The Dutch Ministry of Defense, Interstep, Qualified People, The Well Academy and Vitalitas Recruitment & Secondment (Elivesto) also our team will be at the Training & Development Pavilion. Job seekers, get in touch with: Joost van Tussenbroek, Thomas van Plateringen, Joost de Brouwer or Ivo Audenaerd, the team behind the (inter)national job portals. They can help and advice you with any HR-question you might have around (inter)national job opportunities.

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Column Offshore Energy Column by Martin Adler, Seafox CEO

“Focus on executional excellence”

“Through innovation and collaboration, we should be able to handle this downturn.”

Despite the obvious challenges for all of us serving the oil and gas market, I am optimistic that we can weather this current storm.

This confidence is one reason that we have such a strong presence at Offshore Energy this year.

Column

Martin Adler, Seafox CEO

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Undoubtedly, the decline in the oil price is putting the entire industry under pressure. Projects are being cancelled or postponed, and there is little doubt that our customers are looking at their costs more closely. We realize we have to work hard for the business. But we are agile, staying focused in order to respond to our clients’ needs, and we are keeping a tight control on costs. We work hand in hand with clients to make sure their investments are efficient and performing in line with their expectations. The basis for this is safety and we take pride in our No. 1 safety record. We have comprehensive safety programs and training initiatives in place. But we know safety is an issue that requires constant vigilance. Our ultimate ambition to have zero LTI is well on track.

We have developed a sound strategy over the last couple of months and we are certainly seeing that overtime, long-term contracts are making up a larger proportion of our business. In addition to our services for the oil and gas industry, including accommodation, maintenance & repair, and well services, we are expanding more into installation and decommissioning work, as well as the renewables sector. As the trend for wind turbines getting larger and more powerful continues, our assets can play an important role in this development as they are suited to heavier, more complex equipment.

Geographically, our core regions are the North Sea and Middle East but we aim to become a global player and will be looking to expand into South East Asia, the Gulf of Mexico, and West Africa. We are ambitious and growing (the Group has almost tripled in size over the last few years), but we also

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want to take a steady approach to achieve this strategy.

Our team consists of experienced, knowledgeable people and our work has a strong focus on ‘executional excellence’, rather than just operational excellence. Today, the market is challenging but I don’t think we should be too downhearted. We are all pragmatic offshore and maritime folk, and, through innovation and collaboration, we should be able to handle this downturn.

To meet the Seafox team you are more than welcome to visit our main booth in Hall 11 (stand 11.048). In addition, we are very happy to be able to treat our visitors again to a lively musical evening at Offshore Energy this year. This special event will take place on Tuesday, October 13th at the Seafox Lounge, which is situated between Hall 8 and 10.

For more information visit www.seafox.com

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Exhibitors and sponsors

Registration tool sponsor

Key cord sponsor

Badge sponsor

Human Capital Panel sponsor

Mega Advertisement sponsor

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Industry news MAN Engines for World’s Largest CSD Jan De Nul Group is set to further expand its modern fleet with a self-propelled, cutter-suction dredger to be built at Croatian shipyard, Uljanik in Pula.

• high-efficiency, TCA-type,

The vessel, currently designated

Popular dredging choice

“JDN8069”, will feature 1 × MAN

MAN 48 60CR engineThe MAN L/V

14V48/60CR + 2 × MAN 9L48/60CR

48/60CR engine type is one of the

engines as well as 3 × step-up, RENK

most successful engine types used

Rheine gearboxes for a diesel-electric

in dredging applications. Among the

• electronic hardware and software

plant. RENK will also deliver the

56 such engines MAN Diesel & Turbo

for engine control, monitoring

gearboxes for the cutter-head drive

currently has on order for various

and diagnosis in the form of MAN

as well as for the dredger and booster

marine applications, 14 alone are bound

Diesel & Turbo’s proprietary

pumps. Upon completion, the vessel

for installation aboard cutter- and

SaCoSone system.

will be the largest of its type in the world.

hopper-dredger newbuildings for

exhaust-gas turbochargers; • advanced, electronic fuel-injection systems;

customers in Benelux and China.

The new vessel will be able to boast

Lex Nijsen - Vice President and Head

All engines will be built at MAN’s main

of over 40,000 kW total diesel installed

of Four-Stroke Marine - MAN Diesel &

facility in Augsburg, Germany.

power, making it approximately 50% more powerful than the Luxembourg

Turbo, said: “This new vessel represents a significant development within the

The 48/60CR engines are equipped with

outfit’s own ‘J.F.J. De Nul’, currently

dredger segment in that, up to now,

key, in-house-developed technologies

the largest cutter-suction dredger in

the largest installed power on similar

to optimize their economic and

the world. JDN8069 is due for delivery

vessels was approximately 27-28 MW,

ecological performance, including:

at the beginning of 2017 and will operate globally.

a figure the new vessel easily surpasses.”

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Norway approves Wintershall’s Maria field development plan German energy company Wintershall has received approval by the Norwegian authorities for the plan for development and operation (PDO) for the Maria development, offshore Norway.

The company, a subsidiary of BASF,

Under the approved development

our position as a subsea operator

submitted the PDO to the Ministry of

solution, the Maria reservoir will

and generating substantial value for

Petroleum and Energy on May 5. The

be linked via a subsea tieback to

the partnership and the whole supply

approved development solution for

the Kristin, Heidrun and Åsgard B

chain,” added Dijkgraaf.

the Maria field involves two subsea

production platforms. The Maria well

templates located on the ocean floor

stream will go to the Kristin platform

According to Wintershall, a number of

tied back to several host installations

for processing while supply of water

contracts have already been awarded

in the area.

for injection into the reservoir will

for the Maria project, notably the

come from the Heidrun platform and

subsea production system to FMC

“This is another important landmark for

lift gas will be provided from Åsgard

Kongsberg and the contract for pipeline

Wintershall in Norway. In a challenging

B via the Tyrihans D field subsea

and subsea construction to Subsea 7.

oil price environment, we are moving

template. Processed oil will be shipped

ahead with the execution of this key

to the Åsgard field for storage and

Investments in the Maria development

The Maria field is located approximately

The ownership structure is soon

development project. Through Maria

offloading to shuttle tankers. Gas will

are estimated at around 15.3 billion

20 kilometres east of the Kristin field

expected to change as Tellus

we are investing in one of our core

be exported via the Åsgard Transport

Norwegian crowns, including

and about 45 kilometres south of the

Petroleum will acquire 15% of the

international regions which

System to Kårstø.

development drilling. Recoverable

Heidrun field in the Halten Terrace in

Maria development from Wintershall.

reserves on the field are estimated

the Norwegian Sea. Wintershall Norge

demonstratesour commitment on the Norwegian Continental Shelf,”

“By developing this innovative solution

around 180 million barrels of oil

is the operator of the license with a 50%

said Hugo Dijkgraaf, Wintershall

that utilizes existing infrastructure in the

equivalent (boe), of which the majority

share. Petoro has a 30% share and

Maria Project Director.

Norwegian Sea, we are strengthening

is oil. The planned production startup

Centrica Resources (Norge) owns

for Maria is in 2018.

the remaining 20%.

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First Gemini Offshore Substation in Place The first offshore transformer station at the Gemini offshore wind farm was placed on top of the jacket foundation yesterday.

After installing the jackets earlier this month, the heavy-lift vessel Rambiz is also carrying out the rest of the work on the substation installation.

A joint venture between Cofely Fabricom, CG and Iemants, is in charge of the two offshore substations and one onshore station for the project.

Each offshore station will be linked to the onshore one by a 120km long cable.

Owned by Northland Power (60%), Siemens (20%), Van Oord (10%) and HVC (10%), the Gemini wind farm is expected to be fully operational in 2017 and capable of generating clean energy for 1.5 million people in the Netherlands.

Eni discovers ‘supergiant’ gas field offshore Egypt Italian oil and gas company Eni has made what it describes as a world-class supergiant gas discovery at its Zohr Prospect, in the deep waters of Egypt.

The discovery well Zohr 1X NFW is

Eni said it would appraise the

our technological innovation

first half of the year, confirming

located in the economic waters of

field with the aim of accelerating

capacity with immediate

Eni’s leading position in the

Egypt’s Offshore Mediterranean,

a fast track development of the

operational application, and

industry. This exploration success

in 4,757 feet of water depth (1,450

discovery that will utilise at best

above all shows the strength of

acquires an even greater value

metres), in the Shorouk Block.

the existing offshore and onshore

the cooperation spirit amongst

as it was made in Egypt which

infrastructures.

all the company’s units which

is strategic for Eni, and where

are at the foundation of our

important synergies with

information available, the discovery

Zohr 1X NFW was drilled to a total

great successes. Our exploration

the existing infrastructures can

could hold a potential of 30 trillion

depth of approximately 13,553

strategy allows us to persist in

be exploited allowing us

cubic feet of lean gas in place (5.5

feet (4,131 metres) and hit 2,067

the mature areas of countries

a fast production startup,”

billion barrels of oil equivalent in

feet (630 metres) of hydrocarbon

which we have known for decades

Descalzi added.

place) covering an area of about

column in a carbonate sequence

and has proved to be winning,

100 square kilometres.

of Miocene age with excellent

reconfirming that Egypt has still

reservoir characteristics

great potential.

According to the well and seismic

“Zohr is the largest gas discovery

(400 metres plus of net pay).

ever made in Egypt and in the

Zohr’s structure has also a deeper

“This historic discovery will be

Mediterranean Sea and could

Cretaceous upside that will

able to transform the energy

become one of the world’s

be targeted in the future with

scenario of Egypt in which we

largest natural-gas finds. This

a dedicated well.

have been welcomed for over 60 years. The exploration activities

exploration success will give a major contribution in satisfying

Eni’s CEO, Claudio Descalzi, said:

are central to our growth strategy:

Egypt’s natural gas demand for

“It’s a very important day for Eni

in the last 7 years we have

decades,” Eni said in a statement

and its people. This outstanding

discovered 10 billion barrels of

on Sunday, August 30.

result confirms our expertise and

resources and 300 million in the

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Industry news Natural Power, SeaRoc bag EDF’s tidal project contract Natural Power and its sister company SeaRoc have been awarded a contract by EDF to oversee the HSE and marine operations at the Paimpol–Bréhat tidal farm in North Brittany, France.

David Wotherspoon, Operations Director at SeaRoc, said: “Natural Power and SeaRoc have extensive experience in offshore renewable energy - combining our expertise enables us to provide a service that meets the specific needs of EDF on this project, and harness the strength of this partnership for our French clients in the future.”

SeaRoc has been working with EDF on the Paimpol–Bréhat tidal project since 2011, providing marine and HSE advice and offshore client representation for the marine operations carried out to date. This included deployment and recovery of the OpenHydro

Aleron Subsea Invests in Growth

turbine, installation of the main export cable, cable stabilisation and protection works, and the post-installation surveys and inspections.

Natural Power said that the two companies will provide EDF with a local, French speaking team of tidal energy and turbine installation experts to ensure compliance with health and

Subsea robotic firm, Aleron Subsea, established in 2010 by Mike Bisset, is a specialist ROV refurbishment, upgrade, sales and rental company with currently 8 work class ROV systems.

safety and to carry out the role of client representative during the marine operations.

The Paimpol–Bréhat tidal farm is a tidal turbine demonstration farm located

Aleron started in Singapore when, according to Gary McConnell, Global Business

approximately 16km out at sea and 35m deep off Ile-de-Bréhat near Paimpol, France.

Development Manager, its directors saw a gap in the market for a company that was to

First initiated in 2004, work began in 2008 and the first turbine was installed in August

challenge conventional thinking by refurbishing and upgrading existing systems rather

2011. The turbine named L’Arcouest, developed by OpenHydro, was tested at the site

than buying systems new each time there was a project requirement.

from December 2013 to April 2014.

McConnell believes there are a lot of great used systems on the market that have OpenHydro (a DCNS company) will develop, install and test two turbines in

proven efficiency and they are put into a timeline where after a certain amount of years

partnership with EDF from 2015. The pilot project is expected to pave way for the

they are seen as ready for replacement: “Our business model is to extend their field

pre-commercialisation of tidal farms from 2016.

lifespan and often upgrade their power ratings to keep up with industry change and expectations.”

When asked about the company’s move to Scotland, McConnell explained that as the business plan developed Aleron’s directors soon realized that in order to give the company their full attention they needed to bring the business to the UK and develop the business model further.

Since relocating its headquarters from Singapore to the outskirts of Aberdeen, known locally as the Global Subsea Centre of Excellence, Aleron has expanded into two additional facilities.

“We moved into additional facilities due to the amount of equipment that we are

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processing. We plan to build a customized ROV test tank as the business progresses and we needed more space to develop these plans. Our additional facilities have allowed us to customize the space and improve the efficiency of our workshop operations”, McConnel said.

To further expand its product and service offering, Aleron Subsea has recently acquired ROVQUIP, an Aberdeenshire-based ROV tooling manufacturer in a deal worth approximately £1.2 million.

Managing director of Aleron Subsea, Mike Bisset, commented on the acquisition: “It was the perfect fit for our business model and the additional product range allows the company togrow and expand our offering to clients. Aleron will now form as a group with ROV’s, ROV tooling and engineered solutions being a key part of our product range.

We will continue to look for suitable acquisitions and partners for this group.”

Furthermore, Subsea World News has learned that Aleron is in the process of finalizing another contract award in Indonesia but McConnell was unable to disclose any further details.

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Special Event: Mexico’s energy reform in action In Mexico, a historic shift in the oil and gas industry is taking place at a high pace. The country, which holds vast and largely underexplored deepwater reserves, has broken up the old state monopoly and is now opening up to foreign investments.

In Mexico, a historic shift in the oil and gas industry is taking place at a high pace. The country, which holds vast and largely underexplored deepwater reserves, has broken up the old state monopoly and is now opening up to foreign investments.

“The liberation offers great potential for new service providers.”

The state oil company PEMEX has lost it’s monopoly, and a substantial part of it’s fields, and in return gained a substantial amount of autonomy. The company has been restructured to become a “productive enterprise”, with a far greater autonomy to compete and cooperate..

Likewise, private companies will now able to acquire licenses to operate in Mexico, in five annual rounds of tenders for (in total) 670 exploration areas and 244 producing fields. Roughly 30% of the shallow water

In this dedicated Mexico special event at OEEC2015 a

• new producers

area, and around 70% of the deepwater fields, will be

new generation of Mexican businesses and professionals

• a new PEMEX

publicly tendered.

will meet their Dutch and European counterparts.

• into Mexico’s deep water

The liberalization offers great potential for new services

The special event, supported by a grant of the Dutch

providers - not only in exploration activities , but also in

government and organized by Navingo and Marstrat

the M&R and replacement of the existing infrastructure.

in cooperation with IRO, will focus on four topics:

• local content and local talent

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