Revolutionizing Offshore Energy: Building Standardization Strategies for Emerging Energy Technologies
Tuesday, 6 May
Room 606
Technical Session
This technical session explores the critical standards necessary to commercialize emerging technologies and new energy opportunities in the offshore space. As companies look to develop new energy projects, including geothermal, wind, wave, and tidal power, the offshore energy industry needs to update existing standards. Speakers from various backgrounds will present how standards will ensure the safety and reliability of these offshore installations and foster interoperability among diverse systems and stakeholders. From mitigating operational risks to optimizing energy production efficiency, this session will showcase how updated standards pave the way for new and emerging offshore energy projects.
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1400-1418 35983Bi-Directional, Dissolvable Plugged Nozzles, Designed to Maintain Mechanical Integrity For 15-Hours in 10.6 Ppg Brine, Subsequently Surviving a Min of 10 Hours in Low Ph Breaker-Fluids
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1420-1438 35863Fugitive Emissions Estimation and Quantification According OGMP 2.0 Standard
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1440-1458 35861Methane Airborne Detection Service: A Comprehensive Solution for Methane Emissions Management
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1500-1518 35911Bridging Global Standards and Local Expertise: A New Era in Safety and Competence
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1520-1538 35729Subsea All-Electric X-Tree Standardization: Options and Opportunities for Scenarios of Wide Diversity
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1540-1558 35542Simplifying Project Management Through Standardization and Replication