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Applications are no longer being accepted for this workshop.

Subsea Processing Today and Tomorrow: Deployment Time!

16–19 June 2008
Stresa, Italy

The application deadline has passed.

The deployment of subsea processing systems has seen a marked acceleration in the past couple of years, with various separation and boosting systems being ordered for deployment in the North Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, West Africa, South America and Australia. The technologies include separation (with produced water reinjection and sand
management), raw seawater injection and multiphase pumping systems. In addition, the full-scale qualification of subsea gas compression systems is continuing, with plans for deployment in the next decade.

At the same time that the technology is becoming better known and accepted, the areas of application are becoming ever more challenging. Deeper waters, longer distance
tiebacks, more complex fluids (including heavy oils and sand production) and the prospect of under-ice Arctic developments means that technology gaps that are closed for today’s applications will “reopen” and require closure prior to technology deployment in these new frontier areas.

Building on the highly successful Stresa workshop held in March 2006, the 2008 event will provide attendees with an overview of the main markets and market drivers for
subsea processing, and enable discussion of what this means in terms of the further technology development that is needed in order to continue deploying qualified, reliable
and profitable systems.

Workshop Objectives and Deliverables

  • Provide an overview of the global business opportunities and key drivers for
    deploying subsea processing
  • Review the state of the art, including case studies for recent groundbreaking
    installations
  • Define the technology gaps created by the need to deploy in deeper, remoter and
    harsher environments
  • Identify and discuss the key technology developments required to close these
    gaps
  • Allow for networking and increased coordination and cooperation between industryleading
    professionals

Who Should Attend

The workshop is a limited attendance meeting for up to 80 people, aimed at professionals and decision makers in the oil and gas industry who are involved in the design,
development, deployment, and operation of subsea processing facilities.

Venue

Who's Speaking

Representatives from the following companies have confirmed presentations at the workshop:

Acergy
Aker Kvaerner
BP
Chevron
DeepStar/Demo/ITF
Douglas Westwood
ExxonMobil
FMC
Petrobras
StatoilHydro
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