Место проведения: Radisson SAS Plaza Hotel, Oslo

Организаторы: IBC Global Conferences

It has been widely reported that the Arctic may hold the world’s largest remaining undiscovered oil and gas reserves, although predictions vary on the actual amount of oil & gas on offer. The promised Arctic energy bonanza is still very much in its infancy and the very severe climate means considerable technological and economic challenges. Amongst the factors making the Arctic a daunting prospect is the harsh weather, ice and long distances to support bases making exploration and development incredibly expensive.

There are challenges in the development of oil & gas in the Arctic, but there are also huge opportunities and profits to be gained and it’s believed that the possibility exists that the Arctic could become the next world class petroleum province.

Attend IBC’s 4th annual Arctic Oil & Gas conference to gain a thorough understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing those operating in the Arctic. This established annual event will feature some of the regions most innovative and ground-breaking projects as well as reviewing technological advances aiding efficient and economic exploration and production.
Conference Highlights

o Oil & gas in the Arctic — is 25% a realistic estimate?
o Russian/Norwegian collaboration in the Barents Sea
o Technology needs for developments in the Barents Sea
o Clean production challenges for the Arctic
o Ice forces — the current state of knowledge
o Detailed pipeline engineering for Arctic conditions
o Geotechnical hazards and challenges in Arctic conditions
o Ship to ship LNG transfer for Arctic regions