Advanced Materials for Sustainable Offshore Technologies and To Enable Clean Energy Transition session reviews topics related to advancements in materials that enable energy transition through innovations in materials science and manufacturing. The session discusses innovations in key materials and their role in providing continued sustainable growth in offshore technologies and climate change solutions in geothermal, wind, solar, energy storage, hydrogen, and CO2 capture, utilization, and storage. It also explores development in coating technologies and enforces the adoption of 3D printing for metals as a direct manufacturing process, enabling cost and resource-efficient production. This session covers materials' structure and mechanical properties at elevated temperatures and the effects of corrosion and environment-assisted cracking (EAC) on metallic materials in challenging environments.

Additionally, we will explore the materials—such as metals, ceramics, polymers, and composites—used in next-generation technologies. Decades of experience drawn from the oil and gas industry and strategic partnerships between pioneers developing advanced materials will play a pivotal role in maturing disruptive technologies and solving challenges associated with sustainability and ESG.