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31 Platinum sponsors′ profiles
5 Platinum sponsors′ welcome – OSJ Conference
32 Sponsor profiles
6 Platinum sponsors′ welcome – OWJ Conference
46 Exhibition floor plan
8E uropean Dynamic Positioning Conference programme
48 Awards overview
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51 Questionnaire
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52 Health and safety
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chairman’s welcome
A positive outlook for the industry Edwin Lampert Chairman, Annual Offshore Support Journal Conference, Exhibition & Awards Head of Content Riviera Maritime Media
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t gives me great please to welcome you to the offshore support vessel industry’s premier annual gathering otherwise known as Riviera’s Offshore Support Journal Week. The name stems from the week ahead seeing three world class conferences, a magnificent gala dinner and awards, an industry leading exhibition and the many networking opportunities available over the next three days. European Dynamic Positioning Conference (EDPC) The 2018 EDPC is an intensive one day event, preceding our Annual Offshore Support Journal Conference. The programme covers essential operational, technical, regulatory, and commercial topics that underpin successful DP operations. In line with the zeitgeist, a highlight of this year’s programme will be a look at ‘DP, data, digital and dollars – adding value and reducing cost’. At Wednesday’s Annual OSJ Dinner we will present the Dynamic Positioning award. This accolade will go to the developer of an innovative DP product or system, or contractor responsible for an especially innovative application of DP on a project. The Offshore Wind Journal Conference (OWJC) Our Offshore Wind Journal Conference takes as its overarching theme ‘exploring growth opportunities and the role of technology and innovation’. A full agenda has been drawn up that will see attendees briefed on the market; regional developments; vessel design and build as well as equipment and technology. Tomorrow’s Annual OSJ Dinner will see a leading light from the sector presented with the Offshore Renewables Award. The award recognises a company, project or product that has made a significant contribution to the development of the market during the last 12 months.
The Annual Offshore Support Journal Conference, Awards & Exhibition The world’s largest international conference for the offshore support industry returns with a topical programme, large exhibition and the crowning glory of the Offshore Shipping Journal Awards and Gala Dinner. With the oil price apparently stable and signs of companies making profit again our programme will bring vital clarity to the evolving supply chain, and new and renewed opportunities and markets. Our Awards Dinner – recognised throughout industry as both a highpoint of the calendar and the most convivial – will see excellence recognised across the following categories: • Safety Award • Support Vessel of the Year • Shipowner of the Year • Innovation of the Year • Environmental Award • Offshore Renewables Award • Subsea Innovation Award • Dynamic Positioning Award • Lifetime Achievement Award • OSJ Industry Leader Award Nominations were canvassed for each category, except the Lifetime Achievement and Industry Leader Award. The nominations were then reduced to a shortlist per category. The shortlisted companies were then put forward for an online vote. And again the industry has voted in record numbers. Essential support Of course, our three events could not take place without the generous support of all our sponsors. We are also grateful for the enthusiastic support of our official supporting organisations. Please also be sure to visit the leading-edge companies that form our supporting exhibitions. Last but by no means least, we are especially grateful to you, our international audience, for coming again in such numbers, and from all over the world, for a twelfth consecutive year.
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Offshore Support Journal Conference, Awards & Exhibition platinum sponsor welcome
OSJ industry on the brink of transformation Bart Long Offshore Segment Manager Caterpillar Marine
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n behalf of Caterpillar, I am pleased to welcome you to the 2018 OSJ Conference in London. In terms of bringing all of the stakeholders in the OSV industry together to share knowledge and discuss how we can turn challenges into opportunities, this is the place to be. With a market outlook that is a mixture between great potential and slowdown, we need all the insights we can get to make the right decisions and capture the great market that is out there. But it will take fresh ideas, wave-breaking solutions and improved technology. Our industry is on the brink of transformation. We can already see how borders open, communication increases and business practices change and help propel global growth. But that is not all. We’re venturing into deeper and more remote waters, putting new demands on equipment and crew, and facing stricter regulations too. The demand for solutions that
can increase output without sacrificing the environment is higher than ever. It’s a natural part of everyone’s agenda. Are complete solutions the way to go? We think so. All the best equipment from torque to thrust, and expertise to monitor the vessel’s total performance will help increase efficiency, reduce downtime and assist shipyards in reducing warranty expenses. Our offer gives you all of that in one place so that you can focus on other, equally important matters, such as recruiting and retaining the best people. Thanks to Caterpillar’s 90 years of innovation and experience of focusing on the customer, you can feel safe knowing that you have the right equipment and the right information. It allows you to spend less time worrying and more time doing what you do best. Here’s wishing you a great conference and, as always, we welcome the chance to talk with you. So come over and say hello.
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Offshore Wind Journal Conference platinum sponsor profile
2017: a turning point for offshore wind Yannis Calogeras Chief Executive for UK & Ireland Bureau Veritas
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n behalf of Bureau Veritas I am delighted to welcome you to the Offshore Wind Journal Conference, a one-day event kicking off the highly regarded annual OSJ Conference and Awards organised by the capable and enthusiastic Riviera Maritime Media team. Given the current state of affairs in the offshore oil and gas market, it is easy to see why the offshore wind sector is regarded as the bright spot. And although it should be acknowledged that the size of the sector is currently much smaller than big brother oil and gas, there are good reasons to be optimistic about its development going forward. 2017 has been a turning point for the offshore wind industry with the levelised cost of energy falling steeply which makes offshore wind energy competitive to fight against fossil fuels. As a consequence the number of offshore wind turbines continues to grow steadily. In addition, innovation on turbine technology is developing fast and the electric power-generating capacity of the turbines is rapidly growing. We have effectively entered the era of 8+ MW turbines, representing an even stronger growth in terms of global production capacity. It is interesting to note that, although Europe will remain the centre of gravity, other countries including China, Taiwan and the USA are also increasing investment in large-scale offshore windfarms. In fact, the situation in the UK has become rather uncertain following the EU referendum and it remains to be seen how Brexit will impact the UK wind industry, which is the global leader, but at the same time strongly linked to mainland Europe. As offshore wind parks are being developed further offshore in deeper waters and harsher environments, utilising ever-larger turbines, windfarm service vessels are becoming increasingly capable and versatile with good seakeeping characteristics. Key focus points are higher crane capacity, installation support vessels and service operation vessels accommodating larger numbers of personnel, crew transfer vessels carrying more than 12 technicians and motion
compensated walk-to-work offshore access systems enabling step-free access from the onboard warehouses to the transition piece platform. Bureau Veritas is a proud supporter of the fast-growing and highly innovative marine renewables industry. We are COFRAC accredited for offshore wind project certification, type and component certified according to the IEC 61400 series and also recognised by the German BSH for project certification. We have developed dedicated class notations and rules for windfarm service ships and special equipment such as offshore access systems. Bureau Veritas is also providing statutory certification as a recognised organisation on behalf of flag states. In that role we are working closely together with administrations and industry associations to support the development of an internationally harmonised regulatory framework for offshore wind vessels with a view to enhance safety and create a level playing field for the industry. Furthermore, subsidiaries of the Bureau Veritas Group, including TMC, Tecnitas, MAC and MatthewsDaniel are offering a wide range of advisory and consultancy services, including marine warranty, risk and safety studies, assurance, life-cycle assessment and engineering studies. R&D is key to support the development of the marine renewable energy industry going forward. Bureau Veritas is investing heavily in new technologies including floating wind turbines, current and tidal turbines, ocean thermal energy conversion and wave energy conversion. In addition to supporting the development of demonstrators, we are also involved in the development of safety standards. On behalf of Bureau Veritas I wish you a fruitful conference yielding valuable insights and ample opportunity to meet and exchange views. I am looking forward to talking to you over the course of the next three days of this always exciting and well-organised Riviera event. Thank you!
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“Slido” We will be using “Slido”, a web-based Q&A and polling platform during the conference. Attendees are invited to ask questions and vote in live polls via their phones, tablets or computers. Simply join us at www.slido.com and enter code #EDPconf.
TUESDAY 6 FEBRUARY 07:30 Registration, coffee and networking
09:00 Welcome address from Riviera Maritime Media Edwin Lampert, Head of Content, Riviera Maritime Media
SESSION 1: MARKET UPDATE Fundamental update on market trends, developments and orderbook.
09:10 Market update
• How has demand for DP vessels been affected by the downturn and how will it be affected by the recovery? • In which markets will DP vessels most be in demand in future? • How is DP technology evolving in response to the new market? • DP vessels on order • DP vessels laid up • Utilisation rates • Contracts – where are we at? • Day and term rates
09:40 Q&A 09:50 Overview of DP Vessel Assurance from an Energy Major’s perspective
• Top line concerns of energy majors – key concerns when looking at DP Offshore Support Vessels • Maritime vs offshore rules and regulations – minimum requirements vs best practice • Common issues shaping Offshore DP Vessel selection • Crew competence in the current environment – incident and failure management and recovery Michael Cowlam, Technical Director, Seacroft Marine Consultants
10:20 Q&A 10:30 Networking coffee break in the exhibition area sponsored by NOV Rig Systems
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SESSION 2: REGULATION AND KEY INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENTS This session will provide information to help you comply with key industry regulations.
11:10 IMCA Update
• Operational Activity Planning – IMCA Guidance and IMO Requirements • IMCA Information note covering reactivation of a DP vessel • The accreditation of DP practitioners • DP station keeping event reporting during 2017 Capt Andy Goldsmith, Technical Adviser – Marine, IMCA
11:25 Q&A 11:30 The Nautical Institute update
• Industry update on qualifications – recent trends and analysis • Professional development for DPOs in the offshore sector • New qualifications for non-traditional offshore activities Capt John Lloyd, Chief Executive Officer, The Nautical Institute
11:45 Q&A 11:50 DNV GL Certification update
• DNV GL DPO certification scheme • DNV GL Certificate Database for DP Operators • Lessons learnt Torsten Schröder, SeaSkill Service Manager, DNV GL
12:05 Q&A 12:10 Networking lunch break in the exhibition area 13:20 Dynamic positioning training in challenging times Zaloa Sánchez Varela, Training and Quality Manager, Apave Mare
13:40 Q&A
SESSION 3: DP VESSELS UPDATE A detailed look at vessel technologies and technical challenges.
13:50 Bringing a DP vessel out of layup: what are the issues? Alessandro Ciocchi, Director V.Ships Offshore, V.Ships Monaco
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European Dynamic Positioning Conference programme 14:20 Systematic approach to develop an optimised nozzle design for up to date and future demands • Nozzle optimisation technique • Market study • Design process • Integrated anode concept Henning Frerichs, Sales Manager – Tug & Offshore Energy, Schottel
14:40 Q&A 14:50 ESS can reduce fuel consumption, emissions and maintenance on Offshore DP vessels
• Ensuring crew safety and competence are maintained whatever the state of the market Halvard Hauso, Senior Vice President Business Development & Executive Key Account, Corvus Energy
15:10 Q&A 15:20 Networking coffee break in the exhibition area
SESSION 4: TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION Presentation of the latest and most advanced DP technologies.
16:00 CyScan AS – the next chapter for laser position reference sensors Dr Sasha Heriot, Business Development Manager, Guidance Marine
16:20 Q&A 16:30 How R&D secures marine operations and answers market challenges:
• Better OPEX (power consumption, etc.) • Better Planifications & operational designs • Better Maintenance • Better Performances • Example of Shallow Water DP Jacking operations Sofien Kerkeni, CEO, D-Ice Engineering
16:50 Q&A 17:00 Influence of thruster response time on DP capability by time-domain simulations and full-scale validation Dr Dirk Juergens, Vice President Research and Development, Voith Turbo
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17:20 Q&A 17:30 DNV GL DP capability standard ST-0111 – experiences, challenges and updates one year from publishing
• Industry challenges, experience from practical use and feedback on the new standard and the free web tool on My DNV GL • How to apply the standard • Updates in the next revision • Updates in the web-tool and a live demo Dr Luca Pivano Principal Specialist DP Simulations, Marine Cybernetics Advisory, DNV GL Maritime
Aleks Karlsen Head of DP Section, DNV GL
17:50 Q&A 18:00 Closing remarks from the Chairman followed by pre-registration, and welcome drinks sponsored by MacGregor for the Annual Offshore Support Journal Conference, Awards & Exhibition
19:30 End of welcome drinks 20:00 End of pre-registration
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TUESDAY 6 FEBRUARY 07:30 Registration, coffee and networking 09:00 Welcome address from Riviera Maritime Media
Paul Gunton, Executive Editor, Riviera Maritime Media
09:05 Platinum sponsor address
Yannis Calogeras, Chief Executive for UK & Ireland, Bureau Veritas
SESSION 1: MARKET UPDATE A comprehensive analysis of offshore wind vessel market data, business trends and sector developments.
09:10 Key industry developments during the last 12 months
• Market overview • Technology developments in turbines, foundations, electrical transmissions and operations and maintenance • Prospects for floating offshore wind, plus potential roles, opportunities and threats for offshore companies • Overall implications of market developments for vessel owners and operators and offshore service providers Dr Kate Freeman, Associate, BVG Associates
09:40 Q&A 09:50 Effects of recent auctions and international growth markets in offshore wind • Implications of recent auctions: zero bids as a bet for electricity and turbine prices? • Aftermaths and prospects for the offshore wind industry: cost cutting and consolidation • Emerging growth markets: Taiwan, Japan, China, Korea • Major trends and developments in offshore wind Dirk Briese, Managing Director, wind:research
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SESSION 2: REGIONAL UPDATE Updates on key regions and the work opportunities they present.
11:10 UK & Europe
Emma Pinchbeck, Executive Director, RenewableUK
11:25 Q&A 11:30 Update on U.S. Offshore Wind Marine Issues
• Status of Jones Act application to offshore wind • Jones Act compliance ideas • Tax and other issues faced by foreign vessels in U.S. waters Charlie Papavizas, Partner, Chair, Maritime Practice, Winston & Strawn
11:45 Q&A 11:50 Statoil’s vision for offshore wind
• About Sheringham shoal • Offshore wind operational modals • A look into the future Mark Watson, Leader Operation & Maintenance, Statoil
12:05 Q&A 12:10 Networking lunch break in the exhibition area
SESSION 3: VESSELS The latest developments in vessel design and build.
13:20 New foundation and turbine installation vessels: meeting the challenge of larger turbines Alex Patrascu, Tender Manager, MPI Offshore
13:40 Q&A 13:50 Logistic fleet management – SiemensGamesa integrated O&M Logistics
14:10 Q&A
• The right tool for the job – integrated O&M Logistics - Experience from the SOV fleet - Experience from helicopter operations • Cost out by sharing assets • Opportunity – smart data management Philip Wendt, Head of Logistical Asset Management, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy 14 | Annual Offshore Support Journal Conference, Awards & Exhibition 2018
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14:40 Q&A
• The proven Compact Semi Sub (CSS) concept • SEMI SUB See keeping verses Mono hull • Increased seakeeping capabilities of the vessel, enhances motion compensated W2W • Hybrid DE and Battery bank • Covered container handling • Incorporating the latest in 3D Motion Comp Crane – W2W technology Darren Reeves – Operations Director – Dubai, Marine Assets Corporation
14:50 New types of crew transfer vessels Lee Child, Sales Director, CWind
15:10 Q&A 15:20 Networking coffee break in the exhibition area sponsored by NOV Rig Systems 16:00 Case study: Offshore wind vessel
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SESSION 4: EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY Key advancements in equipment and technology.
16:30 Latest advancements in procurement and engineering Roman Grebe, Partner, F3O Offshore Services
16:50 Q&A 17:00 Innovative offshore wind vessels: technical & regulatory developments
• Vessel requirements driven by the offshore wind industry • Carriage of more than 12 industrial personnel on offshore wind vessels • Personnel transfer • Energy efficiency: hybrid-electric power systems • Digitalisation update Eva Peno, Global Market Leader – OSV & Tugs, Bureau Veritas
17:20 Q&A 17:30 Offshore access systems: transporting personnel and equipment Svein Ove Haugen, Director Sales & Marketing, UPTIME International
17:50 Q&A 18:00 MAN Gensets Chosen for Wind Service Application
• MAN goes Wind • Example: Order at Cemre shipyard • Technical features: Variable medium speed GenSets • Interface: ABB’s Innovative diesel-electric propulsion system (onboard DC Grid) to feature MAN GenSets • Environment: IMO Tier III readiness, CO2 and fuel consumption reduction Christian Kamm, Sales Manager, MAN Diesel & Turbo
18:15 Q&A 18:20 Closing remarks from the Chairman followed by pre-registration, and welcome drinks sponsored by MacGregor for the Annual Offshore Support Journal Conference, Awards & Exhibition
19:30 End of welcome drinks 20:00 End of pre-registration *Programme subject to change / amendments
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programme
“Slido” sponsored by Lloyd's Register We will be using “Slido”, a web-based Q&A and polling platform during the conference. Attendees are invited to ask questions and vote in live polls via their phones, tablets or computers. Simply join us at www.slido.com and enter code #OSJconf.
TUESDAY 6 FEBRUARY
18:00-20:00 Pre-registration, and welcome drinks sponsored by MacGregor
WEDNESDAY 7 FEBRUARY 2018 07:30 Registration, coffee and networking 08:50 Welcome address from Riviera Maritime Media
Edwin Lampert, Head of Content, Riviera Maritime Media
09:00 Co-host’s welcome address
Bart L Long, Offshore Segment Manager, Marine Account Management, Caterpillar Marine
SESSION 1: MARKET UPDATE A comprehensive analysis of changing oil prices and its impact on the offshore sector.
09:10 Opening keynote: Navigating in harsh environments Lars Peder Solstad, CEO, SolstadFarstad
09:30 Q&A 09:40 Vessel trends and orderbook update
• Overview: the oil price; changing energy markets; rise of renewables companies • Charter rates and utilisation • OSV market data • Layups and other key industry developments Stephen Gordon, Managing Director – Research, Clarkson Research
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10:20 The oil price; changing energy markets; rise of renewables
Panel discussion: • Consolidation: have we reached the end of the road or is there more to come? • Securing long-term contracts and earnings visibility: becoming an attractive counterparty to potential clients • Will your future clients transform into energy companies, rather than oil? • Can deepwater compete with tight oil? • The outlook for 2018: will recovery continue – could the pace of recovery pick up? Panellists: Martin Nes Chairman, S D Standard Drilling
Larry Rigdon President and CEO, Tidewater Marine
Quintin V Kneen President and Chief Executive Officer, GulfMark Offshore
11:00 Q&A 11:10 Networking coffee break in the exhibition area sponsored by ABS
SESSION 2: JOIN EITHER THE “NEW VESSELS” OR “SUBSEA” STREAM The vessels stream will look at new vessel designs and technologies. The subsea stream will provide an update on the subsea market and recent technology innovations. SESSION 2A: NEW VESSELS Session chair: Paul Gunton, Executive Editor, Riviera Maritime Media
11:50 SOV operability: raising the bar by new vessel design and hardware-in-the-loop simulation
12:05 Q&A
• Damen SOV (Service Operation Vessel) design drivers/goals • Vessel design • Design validation, model tests • Hardware in the loop (HIL) simulator • Site specific performance assessment by HIL simulator • Performance contracting • Bibby Wavemaster 1, experience and overall performance • Bibby Wavemaster 2, build status and latest developments Wijtze van der Leij, Design & proposal engineer, Damen Shipyards
12:10 New long-term service contracts gives predictability to owners
Rolls-Royce offers performance contracts and Power by the Hour to accommodate the industry Geir Oscar Loseth, General Manager Offerings, Rolls-Royce Marine
12:25 Q&A 12:30 Autonomy – a global game changer • CAPX and OPEC reduction • Dull, dirty & dangerous • Yara Birkeland vs Hrönn Peter Due, Project Manager, Kongsberg Maritime
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programme SESSION 2B: SUBSEA Session chair: Edwin Lampert, Head of Content, Riviera Maritime Media
11:50 Subsea market update
• Where are the project FIDs that are likely to provide work for subsea contractors? • Where are the active tenders for SURF, pipeline, construction/installation projects? • Which parts of the subsea market are recovering first – and where? • Where are the growth markets? • Positioning for the recovery and the long-term: innovation, investment, market focus, alliances • Will shallow water or deepwater projects lead subsea sector out of recession? • Opportunities in the offshore wind industry for subsea companies • The role of contractors enabling projects in a low-cost environment John Ferentinos, Senior Research Manager - Subsea Infrastructure, Infield Systems
12:05 Q&A 12:10 New vessels and technology for a new market • Dive support vessel market update • Overburdened with newbuilds? • Dive support vessels and equipment – where is the market at? • How do the newbuilds differ from earlier vessels? Jeremy Punnett, Founder/Managing Director, Stamford Maritime
12:25 Q&A 12:30 New specialist reel-lay vessel
Subsea 7 have ordered a new specialist reel lay vessel to meet future market requirements. The presentation will cover a number of aspects including the following: • Pipeline technology developments to meet client needs • Options investigated including conversion of newbuilds • Description of innovative design features and optimisation for vessel and pipe-lay equipment • Philosophy on optimisations, improvements, and cost control • Safety and environmental features and improvements • Overall summary of vessel and capabilities Stuart N Smith, Vice President Asset Development, Subsea 7
12:45 Q&A 12:50 Networking lunch break in the exhibition area sponsored by Vanuatu Maritime Services
SESSION 3: JOIN EITHER THE “TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION” OR “FINANCE” STREAM The technology stream will discuss key OSV technologies and their application. The finance stream will examine the latest financial developments and how they impact your business. SESSION 3A: TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION Session chair: Paul Gunton, Executive Editor, Riviera Maritime Media
14:00 Creative PSV conversions for emerging new markets • Repurposing high quality offshore supply vessels into eco-friendly assets • Conversion solutions using LNG and power generation • Maximising operational efficiencies and reducing environmental impact Tor-Ivar Guttulsrod, Director FLNG, ABS Europe
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14:25 The journey from data capture to predictive analytics
Richard McLoughlin, Strategic Market Manager – Small & Specialised Ships, Innovation Strategy and Research, Marine & Offshore, Lloyd's Register
14:40 Q&A 14:50 Next Generation Power Optimisation
Theodore Wiersema, Product Manager, Caterpillar Marine
15:05 Q&A 15:15 High-speed data
How data/ultra high-speed reliable connectivity at sea can drive efficiencies and enhance operational performance and crew welfare, for the OSV Sector. Eric Griffin, Vice President Sales, Offshore Energy & Fisheries, Inmarsat
15:30 Q&A 15:40 Leveraging portfolio data to make cranes more reliable • Using data to monitor, analyse, alert and predict unwanted equipment issues • Utilising data from the entire equipment portfolio • Extracting value from data to ensure efficiency Håkon Jørgensen, Director, Digitalisation, R&D and Technology, MacGregor
15:55 Q&A SESSION 3B: FINANCE Session chair: Edwin Lampert, Head of Content, Riviera Maritime Media
14:00 Financial strategy and management
• Managing through a downturn • Bondholders – friend or foe? • Risk Appetite for banks • Refinancing – lessons learned and perspectives on the next round of restructuring • Available capital sources Sven de Veij, Managing Director, Head of Offshore Energy, NIBC Bank
14:15 Q&A 14:25 Asset valuations
• Layup, vessel age and values • Present and future offshore market Charlie Hockless, Lead Offshore Analyst, VesselsValue
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programme 14:40 Q&A 14:50 Financing offshore units – a challenging exercise
• Different positions in the restructurings • The challenge of cooperation between banks • Lessons learned • The banks in the future offshore market Arnfinn Eilertsen, Senior Vice President, Ocean Industries, Offshore, DNB Bank
15:05 Q&A 15:15 The changing face of the P&I market
Update on the Standard Club Offshore Advisory Committee (SCOAC) Sharmini Murugason, Business Development Director, Offshore, Standard Club Europe
15:30 Q&A 15:40 New models for contracting
How to digitalise the chartering process, without intermediaries, through an online community of Charterers and Shipowners? Remy Ausset, CEO, OSVfinder
15:55 Q&A 16:05 Networking coffee break in the exhibition area sponsored by ABS
SESSION 4: FLEET & VESSEL MANAGEMENT This session will share best practice strategies that deal with technical challenges and fleet management.
16:45 Green and lean marine operations
• Statoil aims to perform upstream logistics services on the NCS with the lowest carbon footprint in the industry. • Since 2011, the company has systematically reduced their footprint and cutting CO2 emissions by 30%. • A combination of technical and operational measures have been taken to achieve these results • Going forward, Statoil will intensify their work in order to reach full potential with existing initiatives. In addition, launch several exciting projects with suppliers and other external industry partners, in order to drive carbon-efficient solutions Frida Eklöf Monstad, Manager Marine, Logistics and emergency response, Development and production Norway, Statoil
17:05 Q&A
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17:15 Maintenance strategies fit for evolving and transitioning technology?
• Building a management framework to cope with evolving technology • Planning replacement and spare part inventories ashore and afloat to optimise capital spend • Dynamic maintenance planning using predictive risk-based tools • Realistic levels of on board maintenance with reduced access to plant and manpower Douglas Lang, Group Managing Director (Offshore), Anglo-Eastern Group
17:30 Q&A 17:35 Layup & scrapping considerations • Bringing vessels out of layup: is now the right time and what is the best strategy?
Capt Roy Donaldson Partner, Aram Offshore
Arthur Henderson Partner, Aram Offshore
18:00 Q&A 18:10 Closing remarks from the chairman
Edwin Lampert, Head of Content, Riviera Maritime Media
19:00 Drinks reception sponsored by Damen 20:00 Gala dinner sponsored by Cummins, followed by the Offshore Support Journal Awards sponsored by Bureau Veritas, DNV GL, F3O Offshore Services, Maats Tech, Moore Stephens, UPTIME International, Van Aalst Marine & Offshore and Vroon Offshore Services
THURSDAY 8 FEBRUARY 08:30 Registration, and networking coffee 09:00 Welcome address from Riviera Maritime Media
Edwin Lampert, Head of Content, Riviera Maritime Media
SESSION 5: REGIONAL UPDATES Updates will look at opportunities for owners and operators within specific geographic regions
09:10 North, Central & South America
Dr Wei Liu, Director, Upstream Supply Chain Consulting, Wood Mackenzie
09:40 Q&A
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Helping you thrive in a changing world Moore Stephens LLP is widely acknowledged as the world’s leading offshore maritime and shipping business adviser and accountant. For more information please contact Cassie Forman-Kotsapa T +44 (0)20 7651 1318 E cassie.forman-kotsapa@moorestephens.com
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09:50 UK and Norway
Paul Dear, Offshore Market Analyst, Seabrokers
10:10 Q&A 10:20 Networking coffee break in the exhibition area 11:00 Asia, India & Africa
Duncan Telfer, Commercial Director, Swire Pacific Offshore
11:30 Q&A 11:40 Middle East
Vivek Seth, CEO, Halul Offshore Services
12:00 Q&A 12:10 Networking lunch break in the exhibition area sponsored by Palfinger Marine
SESSION 6: DECOMMISSIONING SECTOR UPDATE A detailed look at the work opportunities that exist in the decommissioning sector.
13:20 Port development, setup and facilities
• The role of ports and shore-based companies in the decommissioning piece David Webster, Port Manager: Dundee, Methil & Kirkcaldy, Forth Ports
13:35 Q&A 13:40 Case study: Recent decommissioning projects – Horne & Wren: 3 day removal
• Project information/overview • Offshore preparation phase • Offshore removal phase • Transport + dismantling • Lessons learnt + project highlights Sven Vandamme, Project Engineering, Scaldis Salvage and Marine Contractors
13:55 Q&A
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programme 14:00 Thames joint venture platform decommissioning
• Project information/overview • Offshore preparation phase • Offshore removal phase with Taklift 4 • Offshore removal phase with Rambiz Willem Maagdenberg Proposal Engineer, Boskalis
Marc Voorhuis Commercial Manager, Scaldis Salvage and Marine Contractors
14:15 Q&A
SESSION 7: NEW MARKETS This session presents work opportunities in emerging markets.
14:20 Offshore wind market update Chris Anderson, CEO, 4C Offshore
14:35 Q&A 14:40 Other emerging markets • Seabed mining • Offshore LNG market update - LNG - FLNG
Eleanor Martin Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright
Nick Prowse Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright
15:00 Q&A 15:10 Closing remarks from the chairman
Edwin Lampert, Head of Content, Riviera Maritime Media
15:20 End of conference *Programme subject to amendments/change
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Helideck Monitoring Systems Tailor-made to suit local conditions
Automasjon & Data AS is a leading company for MetOcean data systems with main products range from simple Weather Stations to advanced complete Helideck Monitoring Systems, Vessel Motion Monitoring Systems and Environmental Monitoring Systems for marine and offshore wind users. Typical add-on functions can be Stress Monitoring, Motion and Accelerations measurements, Alarm functions, SCADA applications etc. for offshore wind turbines, service platforms and vessels.
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rolls-royce.com
Fully optimised for the mission – and the environment Our ship design and integrated system solutions are results of targeted research and development over many years. Our designs and solutions meet the challenging combination of high performance and flexibility, reduced fuel consumption and optimised life-cycle costs. Our wide range of system solutions includes systems for subsea operations, safer deck operations, propulsion and manoeuvring, stabilisation, dynamic positioning and automation and control.
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Remacut, an NOV company We are proud to welcome Remacut to the NOV family. Remacut’s superior pipelay systems, combined with NOV’s package and integration experience, will provide our global customers with a complete portfolio of offshore construction solutions. Learn more at nov.com/remacut
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From torque to thrust Caterpillar Marine is a true one-stop shop for complete power and propulsion solutions – from Cat® and MaKTM marine engines, Caterpillar Propulsion propellers and controls to the Caterpillar Marine Asset Intelligence analytics and prognostic system for both single vessels and entire fleets. We are proud to work with global owners and operators, and the best shipyards, naval architects and OEMs in the world, all with a commitment to quality products and services. Together, we strive to gain a deep understanding of customers’ challenges and deliver highly customised and effective solutions. With a continuously researched and developed product line, outstanding power range and efficiency that’s built to last, we provide customers with emissions-compliant engines, diesel-electric drives, dual-fuel and gas only solutions, after treatment systems, controllable pitch propellers, transverse and azimuth thrusters and controls. Supporting our customers, wherever they are Our objective is to give our customers outstanding sales and service support in a professional, consistent manner – whenever, wherever and whatever the need. Thanks to a global network of independent Cat dealers in more than
2,100 locations and with over 100,000 staff, our customers are confident in the knowledge that they always have local expertise, specialists and an extensive spare parts inventory to keep them up and running. In addition, Cat Financial makes owning our marine solutions easy and affordable with options that cover construction, term and repower financing.
Bureau Veritas is a world leader in conformity assessment and certification services. Created in 1828, the Group has 74,000 employees in 1,400 offices and laboratories located in 140 countries. Bureau Veritas assists its clients to reduce risk and improve performance by offering services and innovative solutions in order to ensure that their assets, products, infrastructure and processes meet standards and regulations in terms of quality, health and safety, environmental protection and social responsibility. The Bureau Veritas classed fleet of more than 11,300 seagoing ships, comprising over 118 m GT, is serviced by an excellent network of 2,650 highly qualified marine surveyors, specialised in the implementation of rules and standards regarding safety, environmental and security, operating from 180 survey stations and 16 plan approval offices across the globe. Offshore service vessels are the sophisticated and versatile workhorses of the offshore energy industry, where safety, reliability and operational efficiency are paramount. With a classed fleet of more than 1,550 offshore service vessels at an
average age of 13 years, Bureau Veritas is one of the major classification societies in the offshore vessel industry with a modern and diversified fleet. Continuous interaction with clients around the world allows us to thoroughly understand their needs and propose a service offer that is truly fitfor-purpose. In addition to classification and certification services Bureau Veritas and its partners offer a wide range of advisory and consultancy services, including risk and safety studies, hydrodynamic and mooring analysis, consultancy and assurance, marine warranty services, reliability, availability and maintainability analysis, verification of complex software controlled on-board systems and energy efficiency optimisation. Our aim is to support you in designing, building and operating offshore vessels and equipment which stand out in operational performance while meeting the QHSE standards of today and tomorrow. At Bureau Veritas we think in solutions.
A sustainable way forward Caterpillar is committed to sustainable development in every aspect of our business – from designing solutions to outperforming global emissions standards and embracing remanufacturing and recycling of components to redesigning our offices to reduce energy consumption. We are in prime position to meet the sustainability requirements of our customers and together create a more sustainable world for us all.
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Founded in 1862, ABS sets the standards for safety and excellence as one of the world’s leading classification societies. The ABS mission is to serve the public interest as well as the needs of its members and clients by promoting the security of life and property and preserving the natural environment. ABS classed the first workboats to venture into the Gulf of Mexico in the early days of offshore exploration in the US. Today, ABS classes roughly one-third of all offshore support vessels (OSVs) worldwide, including the world’s largest pipelaying vessel, one of the world’s largest offshore construction vessels and North America’s first LNG fuelled OSV fleet. The broad scope of offshore support operations has led to more specialiced services that are changing the roles and capabilities of this critical fleet, which is carrying out operations associated with construction, emergency response, well services and subsea support, and alternative energy in addition to the traditional support roles. ABS monitors global fleet activity and works in advance of industry to anticipate changing needs and developments in offshore vessel design, equipment and systems. As the leading provider of classification services to the global offshore industry, we are in a unique position to support the sector. Experienced ABS professionals can guide OSV projects during the initial design concept, through the plan approval process, during construction and throughout the entire service life of the asset. As classification continues to evolve, ABS assists owners and operators with tackling the most pressing technical, operational and regulatory challenges so the marine and offshore industries can operate with greater levels of safety, security and responsibility.
BRAND ENERGY RENEWABLE WIND SERVICES Brand bring the best work practices through our global experience serving major oil and gas, petrochemical, offshore and other industrial sites since 1961. We are constantly developing methods and procedures to enhance customer site productivity and reduce the overall fabric maintenance spend. This experience leverages our maintenance and building services of wind turbines. Our (rope access) specialists include: • Wind service maintenance engineers. • Wind service blade technicians. • On-/offshore access platforms. • Welders/cutters. • Painters/blasters. • NDT and NACE inspectors. • Standby rescue teams. • HSEQ advisors. • Project managers. Our service areas are: • Construction/installation/maintenance services. • Rotor blade services. • On-offshore inspections and reports. • Safety and access training. • Standby rescue and confined space. • Marine and logistics package. Brand Renewable product offer includes: • Power climber platforms. • Power climber wind. • Quikdeck suspended platform system. • Spider deck platforms.
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Cummins Inc., a global power leader, is a corporation of complementary business units that design, manufacture, distribute and service engines and related technologies, including fuel systems, controls, air handling, filtration, emission solutions and electrical power generation systems. We have an impressive global manufacturing presence that allows us to produce to the right technology for global and regional markets, and we are the only engine manufacturer with a fully global network of high horsepower production facilities, technical centers and service coverage. At Cummins our mission demands that everything we do leads to a cleaner, healthier and safer environment. We have long been a pioneer in emissions research and development, investing in critical technologies to achieve current and future emissions. The solutions we use today are the direct result of a plan put in place in the early 1990s. It is a plan that will carry us through 2017 and beyond. We are going beyond just meeting emissions to enhance engine performance and exceed customer needs, including designing to meet IMO’s Green Passport requirements for zero impact disposal. Cummins understands that every job is critical to keep your business on track. That’s why we offer a complete line of propulsion and auxiliary power solutions from 75-3132 kW and generator sets from four to 1240 kWe, designed specifically for the challenges of marine applications. Plus, our products are supported by an international distributor network with over 600 locations and 6,500 dealer locations, offering sales, service and application expertise. For marine power that’s always on course, you can Count on Cummins.
Damen offers an integrated and complete range of Offshore Support Vessels and special projects. Modern design and a high degree of standardisation result in reliable and safe vessels with a low Total Cost of Ownership. Damen Offshore serves customers as varied as support companies, construction companies, coast guards, geotechnical companies and survey companies. All our designs are based on thorough research and client feedback. We work closely together with universities, scientific research institutions and we regularly sail along with clients. Hence, we build for operability, rather than for trial conditions. Range We’ve developed a broad range of vessel types for clients in the Oil & Gas industry and for other clients working offshore. Examples are our Platform Supply Vessels, Anchor Handling Tug Suppliers and Fast Crew Suppliers (outfitted with a conventional bow, the Damen Sea Axe bow or a Twin Axe bow). Other examples are Emergency Response Vessels, Chemical Recovery Vessels, Fishery Inspection Surveillance Vessels, Offshore Patrol Vessels, Seismic Research Support Vessels, High Speed Support Vessels and Multi Purpose Vessels.
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DNV GL is a global quality assurance and risk management company. Driven by our purpose of safeguarding life, property and the environment, we enable our customers to advance the safety and sustainability of their business. We provide classification, technical assurance, software and independent expert advisory services to the maritime, oil & gas, power and renewables industries. We also provide certification, supply chain and data management services to customers across a wide range of industries. Operating in more than 100 countries, our experts are dedicated to helping customers make the world safer, smarter and greener. DNV GL is the world’s leading classification society and a recognized advisor for the maritime industry. We enhance safety, quality, energy efficiency and environmental performance of the global shipping industry – across all vessel types and offshore structures. We invest heavily in research and development to find solutions, together with the industry, that address strategic, operational or regulatory challenges.
F3O was founded in 2009 in Oslo, Norway and is a key player in the offshore energy and logistics industry. With a diversified service portfolio within the offshore wind, oil and gas industry, the towing, heavy lift and newbuilding segment F3O combine a unique portfolio of experience and market understanding. F3O offshore services consists of a team specialising in broking, ship finance, towing and QM, based in Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, the UAE, Denmark and Malta. Our team serves the offshore wind, oil and gas, subsea construction and installation, coastal and deepsea towing markets, heavy lift transport and newbuilding and S&P market for offshore support vessels. F3O is a professional broker and consultant for all types of offshore support and installation vessels and has a strong and diverse team able to add value to our client's business.
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Lloyd’s Register (LR) is a global engineering, technical and business services organisation wholly owned by the Lloyd’s Register Foundation, a UK charity dedicated to research and education in science and engineering. Founded in 1760 as a marine classification society, LR now operates across many industry sectors, with some 8,000 employees in 78 countries. LR is a leading international provider of classification, compliance and consultancy services to the marine and offshore industry, helping our clients design, construct and operate their assets to the highest levels of safety and performance. LR has a long-standing reputation for integrity,
impartiality and technical excellence. Its compliance, risk and technical consultancy services give clients confidence that their assets and businesses are safe, sustainable and dependable. Through its global technology centres and research network, LR is at the forefront of understanding the application of new science and technology to future-proof its clients’ businesses.
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MacGregor shapes the offshore and marine industries by offering world-leading engineering solutions and services with a strong portfolio of MacGregor, Hatlapa, Porsgrunn, Pusnes and Triplex brands. Shipbuilders, owners and operators are able to optimise the lifetime profitability, safety, reliability and environmental sustainability of their operations by working in close co-operation with MacGregor. MacGregor solutions and services for handling marine cargoes, vessel operations, offshore loads, crude/LNG transfer and offshore mooring are all designed to perform with the sea. MacGregor is part of Cargotec (Nasdaq Helsinki: CGCBV ). MacGregor offers a diverse offshore portfolio that includes active heave-compensated subsea cranes and load handling equipment, fibre-rope load handling systems, module handling/well intervention systems, launchand-recovery systems, A-frames, pipe and riser handling equipment, anchor handling towing and mooring systems, rig and drillship support equipment and rescue equipment. Also included are Pusnes offshore loading systems for transferring crude/LNG and mooring systems and Hatlapa anchor handling and mooring winches, deck machinery, steering gear and compressors. Triplex deck and cargorail cranes, multi-deck handlers, shark jaws, guide pins and other solutions for safe operations on the aft deck complement the portfolio. MacGregor is also well-placed to serve the renewable energy sector with numerous projects showcasing its ability to develop technology for use in this growing industry.
MAATS Tech is the leading supplier of cable lay and flex lay vessel carousels and deck spread equipment globally. Having supplied more than 50 carousel, deck spread and deployment systems since 1987, our experience and knowledge is unsurpassed. Our customers have come to rely on our expertise and bespoke, solutions-oriented capability and frequently become repeat accounts. Our latest contracts have won acclaim and have pushed vessel engineering and capabilities boundaries beyond previous industry limits. Like our customers' vessels, our designs are custom-designed and result from extensive feedback from customer operators. Our equipment is 100% mission critical and has a strong reputation for reliability in adverse offshore conditions. We offer a number of complimentary services as part of an equipment supply project. These include marine engineering, deck layout engineering, FE Analysis, naval architecture, as well as onsite inspection and equipment upgrade support. These services are offered as part of a larger scope as well as a standalone third-party offering. MAATS Tech have a staff of 43 employees consisting of highly specialised engineers whose technical abilities and skills enable the company to work directly with the client, be it the design house, end user or operator/owner of the vessel. MAATS has built up a trusted supply chain, many of whom have worked with the company for a number of years resulting in a good understanding of the equipment and the requirement for quality and reliability. MAATS Tech's experience gained working with key players in the industry allows us to understand our clients needs and develop solutions to the ever-changing challenges of the offshore world.
Global support throughout the lifecycle All MacGregor deliveries are supported by a worldwide service network ensuring the supply of spare parts and repair and maintenance services on a planned, demand, or emergency basis. Our service commitment ensures that customers have the right parts and services, in the right place, at the right time.
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Moore Stephens is widely acknowledged as the world’s leading shipping and offshore maritime accountant and adviser. We have developed a depth of knowledge and breadth of worldwide experience within the oil and gas and offshore maritime sectors. Moore Stephens International has offices in more than 100 countries and its headquarters in London. Moore Stephens International has a presence in the main offshore oil locations throughout the world, including Brazil, Mexico, Norway, Russia, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States of America and Venezuela. Our technical and sector experts provide solutions and support to improve your business performance and achieve efficient compliance. By combining local expertise and experience with the breadth of our worldwide networks, clients can be confident that, whatever their requirement, Moore Stephens will make it happen – providing the right solution to their local, national and international needs. We provide a comprehensive, truly international service to our clients in the oil and gas and offshore maritime industries, including: • Business support and outsourcing. • Business structuring, restructuring and strategic reviews. • Employment planning. • Governance, risk and assurance. • International tax. • Tonnage tax advice. • Litigation and arbitration. • Audit and reporting. • Pre-lending reviews. • M&A, disposals, MBOs and MBIs. • IT and data protection support. • Research and development claims. Our clients range from large multinational corporations to single vessel and rig owners. They include not only owners, but charterers, managers, ports and port agents, brokers and logistics specialists, with offices across the globe.
NOV Marine and Construction We are pleased to announce that the NOV Marine and Construction business has acquired a majority shareholding in Remacut. This helps us to complete our product portfolio and offer integrated equipment packages to the construction market. We are ready to provide complete solutions including: • Pipe lay. • Flex lay. • Heavy lift craneage. • Subsea craneage. • Mooring systems. • Control systems. We believe that our new business will generate more opportunities and costs savings for our customers, helping you get the right equipment on time and on budget.
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PALFINGER MARINE is the global leading manufacturer of highly reliable, innovative and customised deck equipment and handling solutions for the maritime industries. The product portfolio includes cranes, lifesaving equipment, winches and handling equipment. A worldwide service network including the supply of spare parts ensures fast and professional onsite support. PALFINGER MARINE operates in all major maritime segments, including Offshore, Marine, Cruise, Navy and Coast Guard, and Wind.
Rolls-Royce has a world leading range of capabilities in the marine market, encompassing vessel design, the integration of complex systems and the supply and support of power and propulsion equipment. We are leaders in mission-critical systems for offshore oil and gas rigs, offshore, merchant and naval vessels. Today the Rolls-Royce marine product range is one of the broadest in the world. 70 of the world’s maritime forces and over 30,000 commercial vessels use our equipment. Our global support network underpins all activities and continues to expand with 50 centres in 28 countries with more planned.
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Seabrokers Group is uniquely positioned to offer the most comprehensive offshore shipbroking service in the industry. With more than 30 years market experience, Seabrokers has always had a commitment to lead the industry with forward thinking and innovative technology, earning the company a reputation as one of the most progressive broking houses. Seabrokers was formed in Stavanger in 1982. The Aberdeen office opened in 1993, followed by Rio de Janeiro in 1998. Seabrokers provides trusted and professional advice, backed up by comprehensive real-time information systems which provide your business with the competitive edge it requires in today's market, aligned with the knowledge necessary to bring results in tomorrow's. Seabrokers has launched several new innovative industry services over the last two years. Sealog is a vessel activity and performance reporting system; Searouter is a vessel voyage planning system; and Seaspotter is an AIS-based vessel tracking system. Seabrokers has also recently rolled out new versions of our Seabay spotlist iPhone and Android Apps. Having a dedicated in-house team of programmers, Seabrokers will be launching more technology products
over the coming months. Tomorrow’s Technology Today. Seabrokers has a commitment to remain at the forefront of developments within the shipbroking sector, and we believe this has to incorporate technology with the personal touch. It is not just PSVs, anchor-handlers and tugs. Seabrokers has a dedicated focus on DSVs, OCVs, well fracturing vessels, well intervention vessels, accommodation units, walk-to-work vessels, barges, heavy lift units, and any other specialist vessel used in offshore activities. Our personnel are always on hand, with specialist staff employed in each of the various market sectors. Seabrokers not only provide a broad range of vessel procurement arrangements, but we are also capable of providing a wide package of back-office support functions. All this enables you to concentrate on core business practices, making Seabrokers the Shipbroker with a Difference.
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VANUATU FLAG – THE LEADING OFFSHORE SHIPPING REGISTRY
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The world depends on a vast array of specialised vessels. From tugs, bunker barges and OSVs to fast ferries or fishing vessels, their sheer diversity defies conventional classification regimes. That’s why we’ve developed flexible and adaptable consultancy and risk management services, reflecting their unique designs, equipment and operational environments. Because we understand that your vessels are different from the rest, our approach is too. With our advisors on your team, you have a solution for every challenge. info.lr.org/specialisedships
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COMPLETE DECK EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS PALFINGER MARINE is the global leading manufacturer of highly reliable, innovative and customised deck equipment and handling solutions for the maritime industries. The product portfolio includes cranes, lifesaving equipment, winches and handling equipment. A worldwide service network including the supply of spare parts ensures fast and professional onsite support. PALFINGER MARINE operates in all major maritime segments, including Offshore, Marine, Cruise, Navy and Coast Guard, and Wind.
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Walk-to-work solutions Uptime International is the world leader in developing safe motion compensated access solutions; our company mission is to increase uptime through safe access. Uptime International develops, markets and installs, for sale and rental, motion compensated access solutions for the oil and gas and the offshore wind industry around the globe. Our 23.4 m gangway has been in use in the wind industry as well as oil and gas since 2013 and is now the benchmark for motion compensated gangways for monohull flotels and workboats. Uptime has delivered and have on order 29 units of our 23.4 m active motion compensated gangways. We have a range of proven gangways from 6 to 57 m. We have delivered more than 130 walk-to-work gangways since 1979. All Uptime gangways can be pushed against a platform for short-time connections, or landed on a landing platform for long-term connections – all the time continuously open for transfer in both directions. Our gangways are also available with an adjustable height pedestal, making it possible to reach almost any height landing. With a range of Uptime logistic solutions it is possible to take cargo from the vessel warehouse, up through an integrated elevator and through our UPTIME gangway directly to the transition piece or oil installation with an electric trolley. This solution can be standalone or an add-on to existing solutions. Autonomous Uptime gangways are long-term tested and ready for delivery: push the autolanding button and the gangway will connect itself. Existing passive gangways can be upgraded to fully active motion compensated gangways.
Van Aalst Group specialises in motion compensated gangway bridges and cargo handling to transport and distribute dry bulk and liquids to the marine, offshore and construction industry worldwide. With the core design principles being reliable, durable, efficient and safe, the companies continually deliver top quality products that adhere to customer-specific and environmental demands. Close collaboration and decades of field knowledge has led to great technological advances as a result of the customer-driven approach and dedication. Van Aalst Group works to deliver environmentally friendly solutions for now and in the future. The CargoMaxx multi-purpose cargo system is capable of carrying both dry bulk and liquid cargo. With CargoMaxx, offshore supply vessels can take dry materials to a platform and use the same tanks on the return trip to carry drill cuttings, return mud and other process waste. Safeway designs and fabricates motion compensated gangway bridges and with its Seagull-type sets a new standard for motion compensated systems. With year-round workability at 25+ m above sea level, Safeway redefines offshore access solutions. Handled as a single lift and with its plug and play configuration, the Safeway can be utilised on different vessels with minimal installation or modifications to the vessel structure. It has a higher workability allowing transfers in larger weather windows, increased safety and thus an improved overall efficiency in executing walk-towork operations. As part of the Van Aalst group, Safeway supplements the broad range of innovations developed and brought to the market by the group in strong partnerships with major suppliers. With multiple offices abroad, clients are supported by a dedicated operational support team.
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Vanuatu Maritime Services Limited (VMSL) welcomes delegates to the OSJ Conference in London and it is again our pleasure to co-sponsor this high profile event. Vanuatu is an independent nation comprising a chain of islands in the southwest Pacific, about 2,000 km northeast of Australia. Vanuatu has been an independent nation since 1980, being a member of the United Nations and the Commonwealth. The Vanuatu Flag offers both an ethical and economical shipping register, affording significant savings in overall operating costs. Vanuatu Maritime Services Limited (VMSL) is the company responsible for operating the Vanuatu Flag Administration, which is an open shipping register with no restrictions on shipowner’s domicile or crew nationality. The registry recognises most national qualifications for seafarers serving on board Vanuatu Flag Vessels. VMSL is responsible for compliance with international shipping legislation and with the safety and welfare of its seafarers. As a member of the International Maritime Organization, with a permanent representative at the IMO here in London, the Vanuatu Shipping Register is committed to maintaining high standards of safety within its fleet, and has adopted all relevant IMO Conventions. With a fleet size of some 700 vessels, a significant percentage being in the offshore sector, the Vanuatu Shipping Register is able to offer a more personalised service to its flagged vessel managers and work with them towards good onboard safety cultures. The administration (headquartered in Port Vila) is represented worldwide by a network of deputy commissioners and special agents, based in all of the major ports and shipping centres, along with a vast network of approved safety inspectors and aurveyors, who stand ready to assist our flagged vessels. Extremely attractive registration, and annual costs are available and our representatives will be happy to discuss these.
VesselsValue Ltd are a leading online valuation and market intelligence provider for the Shipping, Superyacht and Offshore industries. Founded in London in 2010, VesselsValue now works with 350+ global clients including the major banks, leasing companies, shipowners, ship managers, investment funds, hedge funds, lawyers, advisors and government regulators. They have 4 offices including London and Singapore and 100+ employees. VV Offshore provides instant, accurate and unbiased valuations for 7,500+ Offshore Support Vessels, 900+ Mobile Offshore Drilling Units and 700+ Offshore Construction Vessels at the click of a button. It is supported by a highly powerful mapping system that overlays spatial Geographical Information Systems (GIS) data with AIS data, and a comprehensive database that allows you to search and compare vessels by a huge range of specifications. These tools provide a unique service for the oil and gas industry.
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VROON OFFSHORE SERVICES CONNECTING MARKETS
VROON OFFSHORE SERVICES excels in the provision of diverse services and solutions for key offshore-support needs, including platform supply, emergency response and rescue, anchor handling tug supply, walk to work and subsea support. With a versatile fleet of approximately 100 vessels and 2,400 highly qualified and experienced colleagues, we are committed to providing safe, reliable and cost-effective services. Vroon Offshore Services is an international operator with a strong geographical presence in North Europe, the Mediterranean, North Africa, the Indian Ocean and Asian regions.
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Award sponsor Annual Offshore Support Journal Conference, Exhibition & Awards
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VOS (Vroon Offshore Services) is a leading maritime offshore-services supplier. Vroon has been active in this business since 1964. VOS is an international operator, with a strong geographical presence in northern Europe, the Mediterranean, North Africa, the Indian Ocean and Asian regions. The company has offices in Aberdeen, Den Helder, Genoa and Singapore. VOS also operates in Mozambique, Malaysia and Thailand, with business activities co-ordinated from the Den Helder and Singapore offices. VOS excels in the provision of diverse services and solutions for key offshore support needs, including platform supply, emergency response and rescue, anchor handling tug supply, walk-to-work and subsea support. In addition, VOS offers a wide range of complementary offshore services, such as seismic/survey support, maintenance, engineering and scientific support. With our versatile fleet and highly qualified and experienced colleagues, we are committed to providing safe, reliable and cost-effective services.
ZAMIL OFFSHORE is a Saudi company founded in 1977, now one of the largest offshore support service providers to the oil and gas industry in the Middle East. Subsidiaries: • Zamil Marine: manages and operates 79 OSVs; including three self-propelled jack-up lift boats. • Zamil Offshore Construction: active in onshore/offshore and underwater construction including modification, upgrading and maintenance of all types of marine structures. • Zamil Shipyards: manages and operates four shipyards, two in Dammam for shipbuilding and ship repair, one in Ras-Tanura for Aramco ship repair and one in Jeddah for merchant ship repair. Joint ventures: • Zamil Mermaid Offshore Services: for offshore diving support • Al Zamil Marine Services: for expanding Zamil offshore support services in UAE.
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19 Osbit
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21 Fugro Norway
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Bureau Veritas (6 February)
22 Damen Shipyards Gorinchem
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Inmarsat (7-8 February)
23 Miros
10 Seacroft Marine Consultants
24 Oceaneering
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Seaonics (7-8 February)
25 Huisman Equipment
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OFFSHORE BROKERS I CONSULTANTS
WWW.F3OFFSHORE.COM F3O OFFSHORE SERVICES GMBH, BRANDSTWIETE 4, 20457 HAMBURG I GERMANY, Tel. +49 40 30 95 35 0
awards
Join the celebrations! All delegates are invited to attend the Annual Offshore Support Journal Awards 2018 at the Gala Dinner following on immediately from the drinks reception on 7 February. The high point of the evening will be the presentation of the Annual Offshore Support Journal Awards which celebrate excellence, achievement and innovation across ten categories. If you do not intend to join us please can you make this known to the Riviera team at the registration desk.
OSJ INDUSTRY LEADER AWARD
René Kofod-Olsen has been Topaz’s chief executive officer since 2012. Prior to joining Topaz, René’s spent 18 years with the AP Moller-Maersk Group and he has also served as CEO of SVITZER Asia, Middle East & Africa where he was responsible for a fleet of 130 vessels operating in 17 countries. The award recognises Mr Kofod-Olsen's multiple achievements including the industry leadership he has shown driving substantial strategy development, restructuring, capital raising, mergers, acquisitions, divestments and joint-venture exercises. Selected by David Foxwell, Editor of Offshore Support Journal, the award identifies who the most influential individual is and why, using a range of criteria. These include: trend-setting, exploiting new markets, dealmaking, innovation, meeting customer requirements, and a commitment to excellence and to safety.
Safety Award sponsored by
Support Vessel of The Year Award sponsored by
Offshore Renewables Award sponsored by
Shipowner of The Year Award sponsored by
Subsea Innovation Award sponsored by
Innovation of the year Award sponsored by
Dynamic Positioning Award sponsored by
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Environmental Award sponsored by
Industry Leader Award sponsored by
SAFETY AWARD
Awarded to a company, person, project or product that has made a significant impact to safety in the OSV industry. Shortlist: • Marine Safety Forum • Ampelmann Icemann offshore access system • Osbit boat landing and access system • Seacroft Marine new training courses
SUPPORT VESSEL OF THE YEAR
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD
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Awarded to a company, project or product that has made a significant contribution to a reduction in the environmental footprint of the OSV industry. Shortlist: • Eidesvik Offshore/Wärtsilä battery retrofit solution • Fistuca Blue Hammer environmentally friendly piling system • Rolls-Royce Marine energy management system • Cummins QSK38 Tier 4 engine
Awarded to the owner, designer and builder of an offshore support vessel delivered in 2017 which is considered to have set an industry benchmark through innovative design and efficient operation.
OFFSHORE RENEWABLES AWARD
Shortlist: • Stepan Makarov multifunction icebreaking standby vessel – Sovcomflot/Arctech Helsinki Shipyard/ Vyborg Shipyard • Maersk Master anchor handling tug/supply vessel – Maersk Supply Service/Salt Ship Design/Kleven Verft • Seacor Puma dynamically positioned crew transfer vessel – Seacor Marine/Astilleros Armon • Seven Arctic pipelay/construction vessel – Subsea 7/ Wärtsilä Ship Design/Hyundai Heavy Industries
Shortlist: • Safeway motion-compensated gangway • Rotra Vente ro-ro vessel for Siemens • Bibby Wave Master Service Operation Vessel • VOS Start subsea support/walk-to-work vessel
Awarded to a company, project or product that has made a significant contribution to the development of the offshore renewables market during 2017.
SUBSEA INNOVATION AWARD
The subsea innovation award is awarded to the owner of an innovative subsea vessel, the developer of innovative subsea equipment, or contractor responsible for an especially innovative subsea project.
SHIPOWNER OF THE YEAR
Awarded to a company which above all other companies has shown excellence in the operation of its ship(s) and has, in the past year, demonstrated an exemplary record of achievement in the management of one or more of business development and growth, of safety, quality, efficiency and environmental sustainability. Shortlist: • GeoSea • Global Marine Group • SD Standard Drilling • Vallianz Holdings
Shortlist: • Maersk Installer subsea support vessel • Robert Gordon University decommissioning simulator • IKM Subsea remote controlled ROV operations • Tasik Subsea dive support vessel Southern Star
DYNAMIC POSITIONING AWARD
The dynamic positioning award is awarded to the developer of an innovative DP product or system, or contractor responsible for an especially innovative application of DP on a project.
INNOVATION OF THE YEAR
Awarded to an innovative product, system or service which is considered to have made a significant impact on the design, build and/or operational aspects of offshore support vessels in service during 2017. Shortlist: • Barge Master motion compensation platform • GMS/Dwellop well intervention system • Huisman Hybrid Fibre Rope System • Ulstein TTS Colibri 3-D motion compensated crane
Shortlist: • Guidance Marine – CyScan AS • Kongsberg Maritime – DPS integrated reference solution • Wärtsilä/GulfMark Offshore remote-controlled DP trial • IMCA consolidated DP guidelines
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Awarded to an individual who is considered to have made a contribution of outstanding significance to the offshore support vessel market during their lifetime.
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