Check out our 2025 Sponsorship & Exhibition Guide where we tailor a best fitting package for you to be at the fore-front of the global offshore industry leaders.

Explore our exhibition theatres across the following topics: Offshore Engineering & Commissioning, Offshore Digital: Oil, Energy, & Marine, Maritime Decarbonisation, Offshore Wind and Offshore Supply Chain & Procurement, the opportunities are endless. 

Now is the time for you to be at the #1 meeting place for the offshore energy, oil & gas sector.

Check out the highlights of the exciting things that happened in World Offshore Week 2024! Attended by over 2000+ attendees across both days, the exhibition explored key issues around engineering, digital, operations, supply chain and renewable energy in the offshore industry. Download our post show report to see what went on during the event!

Check out the floorplan for this year's Exhibition. Choose your desired location and be strategically placed to maximise your networking and lead generation opportunities. Grab the empty spaces before they get reserved!

The Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) industry is at the forefront of offshore oil and gas production, offering an efficient and flexible solution for extracting hydrocarbons from remote and deepwater locations. In this complex and high-stakes sector, the strategic process of yard and vendor selection holds paramount importance. Understanding the critical success factors for FPSO yard and vendor selection is essential for optimizing operations, mitigating risks, and ensuring the long-term success of FPSO projects.

In this presentation, we explore these factors with a focus on their correlation to the FPSO industry.

Offshore wind corresponds to 10% of green electricity generation and it grows at a yearly rate of 25%. Installed capacity has grown 10-fold between 2010 and 2020 (3,5 to 35GW) and is expected further growing to 300GW by 2040. Moreover, the offshore wind market is expected to grow between 2019 and 2027 from USD 36.07 Bn in 2019 to USD 87.5 Bn by 2026 (at an CAGR of 13.5%).

This presentation presents the challenges, methods and solutions to offshore wind operations.

In June 2023, we discovered more about LNG projects in our FLNG & FSRU Congress. This September, the topic will once again be explored in our Offshore LNG Theatre. Get in touch with the top 6 LNG projects to look out for which will propel the use of natural gas to meet demands by the US and European market.

Welcome to the Marine Tech Navigator, your essential guide to navigating the top vendors and solution providers in the offshore marine industry. As the industry advances with complex challenges and demands for efficiency, selecting the right partners and technologies has never been more critical. This guidebook offers a curated overview of the most innovative and reliable providers in key categories, from vessel maintenance and safety equipment to digital transformation solutions and environmental compliance services. With insights drawn from industry experts and leaders, this resource serves as a trusted reference for offshore professionals, whether you’re streamlining operations, enhancing safety, or exploring sustainability initiatives. By spotlighting the best-in-class vendors and cutting-edge solutions, the tech navigator empowers you to make informed decisions that support your operational goals and advance industry standards. Dive in to discover the solutions driving the future of offshore excellence

Have a read on the industry outlook for Offshore Wind by IHSMarkit

Have a read on the industry outlook of the Offshore Supply Chain sector by IHSMarkit

In offshore oil and gas industry applications, Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessels are typically equipped with processing equipment that helps separate, store and offload crude oil and gas extracted from subsea oil wells and platforms. FPSO vessels make use of processing equipment installed above the vessel's deck, known in the industry as topside. One of the solutions to achieving power/torque density in Naval and Aviation applications involve micro-grids operating at a higher-than-normal commercial frequency. This is an alternative that has a proven field record and is a potential option for overcoming space constraints in future FPSO designs. The authors from GE Power Conversion will first illustrate critical quality requirements for the considered application along with areas considered beyond the scope of this paper. This paper will then look at three current configurations before moving to the proposed solution and presenting the conclusions that were reached

In this latest report on the Offshore Wind Industry, we spoke to 3 industry experts on the current market outlook, investment opportunities, future plans and biggest obstacles.

Download this report to learn more from these experts:

• Harrison Waugh, Project Manager Offshore Wind, TotalEnergies
• Christopher Rowland, Offshore Wind Professional
• Marie-Louise Piil Christensen, Director of Global Offshore Wind, Orsted

Find out how does Shapoorji Pallonji Energy tackle vessel life extension challenges through design & classification

Discover how MODEC utilises remote inspection technologies to reduce manning and maintenance! 

In an era of uncertainty, the one thing for sure is that neither corrosion nor ageing of structures will stop. The current crisis has brought us all into a world of uncertainty. However what is sure is that neither corrosion nor ageing of structures will stop. The global COVID-19 pandemic has increased maintenance backlog significantly, resulting in major congestion. The emphasis on remote working and reducing Personnel on Board (POB) is also an added challenge. At the same time, FPSO operators are trying to maximise production, and are seeking to avoid major disruptions. These market conditions and industry pressures at play have created an unprecedented challenge for the industry. In this article, we explore the importance of structural integrity maintenance for FPSOs, latest insights and developments in this space.

During a period of extreme volatility and turmoil in energy markets, the Floating LNG sector is experiencing a revival of sorts.

Together with Rystad Energy, this report looks at the recent progress in FLNG and FSRU projects, highlighting their advantages and their role in rapidly delivering LNG to an LNG-deficit world.

Download the report to learn more.

The industry anticipates that vessel deployments will rise significantly over the next five years to cater to the heightened demand for oil. This has pivoted the focus of industry to ensure they are maximising production by building vessels that have an optimal design parameter to boost vessels’ engineering processes, low cost and digitalising processes to increase operational effectiveness, safety engineering and managing re-deployment of vessels.

Offshore Engineering will gather top engineering, commissioning, instrument & control, facility & vessel design experts from Oil Producers, Offshore Vessel Owners, Drilling Rigs, Floaters, Shipping and Maritime Companies, EPCs, Shipyards and more to discuss best practices in boosting engineering processes to improve operational performance, process and system optimisation, onboard safety management and extending the shelf life of vessels.

Join us to explore Engineering Future-Ready Vessels in the Offshore Industry.

The global Offshore Wind Energy market is projected to reach $56.8-billion by 2026, with Asia Pacific, Europe and the Americas leading the charge. Fuelled by increased focus on renewable energy and the need for improved energy security, the Offshore Wind market has seen growth like never before. This also comes alongside a much-welcomed cost reduction in Offshore Wind technology, as industry players explore innovative turbines and tools involved in Offshore Wind projects – making Offshore Wind projects more commercially viable.

Offshore Wind will bring Power & Utility, Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy, Power Producers, Wind Farm Operators, Wind Turbines, EPCs, Shipyards together to tap on improved project commerciality and speed up the development of offshore wind farms.

Join us as we Leverage on Offshore Wind Project Opportunities with Improved Commerciality and Cutting-Edge Technology

Rising demand for energy across the globe has driven project needs higher than before. What does this mean for supply chain and procurement leaders? A massive increase in projects has led to reduced yard capacity around the world. This has led to complexities in vendor management: supply chain leaders are trying to work with vendors to ensure that goals and missions are aligned.

Offshore Supply Chain & Procurement will bring leading Supply Chain, Procurement and Planning stakeholders from Oil Producers, Offshore Vessel Owners, Shipping and Maritime Companies, EPCs, Shipyards and more together to explore the immense opportunities in the market and discuss best practices and strategies to tackle these challenges and create resilient supply chains.

Join us to Future Proof Offshore Supply Chain Resilience.

According to industry reports, digital technologies can improve upstream operational efficiency by up to 20% and reduce operational costs by up to 15%. In addition, remote operations powered by technology are expected to reduce offshore manning by up to 30%. Offshore Digital Oil & Gas refers to the application of digital technologies and data-driven solutions in the exploration, production, and operation of oil and gas assets located in offshore environments such as deepwater drilling platforms, floating production systems, and subsea installations.

Offshore Digital Oil, Energy, & Marine will gather top IT, Technology, Information, Digital and Operations leaders from Oil Producers, Offshore Vessel Owners, Shipping and Maritime Companies, EPCs, Shipyards and more to discuss best practices in digitalising offshore oil and gas operations aims to enhance effciency, safety, sustainability, and decision-making across the entire asset lifecycle.

Join us to Digitalise Offshore Operations to Enhance Effciency, Safety & Sustainability

Offshore Facilities & Manning refers to the human resources management and infrastructure required to support various activities in the offshore industry – which often take place in remote offshore locations. The effective management of manpower, accommodation, safety, and logistics is crucial to ensure smooth and safe offshore operations.

Offshore Facilities & Manning will bring the industry’s leading Operations Managers, Operations Installation Managers (OIMs), Drilling & Production Managers, Maintenance, Asset, Vessel, Infrastructure and Logistics stakeholders from Oil Producers, Offshore Vessel Owners, Shipping and Maritime Companies, EPCs, Shipyards and more together to explore best practices in ensuring safety & efficiency of offshore installations, supporting the offshore sector in harnessing energy resources and maintaining sustainable operations in challenging marine environments.

Join us as we Enhance Safety & Efficiency in Offshore Operations.

As global trade continues to expand, the shipping industry faces increasing pressure to adopt cleaner practices. This drive toward decarbonisation is primarily fueled by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) targets, which aim to reduce GHG emissions by 50% by 2050 compared to 2008 levels. With shipping heavily reliant on fossil fuels, transitioning to low- and zero-carbon alternatives is seen as critical for meeting global climate goals.

The significance of maritime decarbonisation extends beyond environmental concerns. As global stakeholders, including governments, investors, and consumers, prioritize sustainability, shipping companies face mounting regulatory and financial pressures. Decarbonising the maritime sector is becoming a strategic business imperative, as failing to meet new emission standards can result in penalties and increased operational costs.

Technological innovations, such as alternative fuels (e.g., green hydrogen, ammonia), improved vessel designs, and digital solutions for route optimization, are playing a central role in the decarbonisation journey.

Decarbonisation: Oil, Energy & Marine 2025 will bring together industry leaders and technology providers to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon future. This platform has been designed for Oil & Gas, Energy, Shipping, Ship Owners & Operators, Port & Terminal Operators, Government Agencies, Fuel Suppliers and more.

We've compiled a list of confirmed participants for the World Offshore Week 2024.

This includes all participating companies and job functions who will be in attendance.

Download the full list to see who you can rub shoulders with at the conference!

Attended by 1000+ visitors from 600+ companies, the inaugural edition of World Offshore Week took place on 20 - 21 September at the Singapore Expo.

The offshore industry is in a state of rapid growth with demand for oil, energy and renewables rising across the globe. We explored the hottest topics and best practices surrounding these key issues across both days.

Check out our Post Show Report to find out the audience profile, attending companies, and topics that will be explored in 2024!