Energy Academy Subsea Systems 2010

Subsea oil and gas sectors are expanding and are expected to boost production further in the next few years. Meeting the demand is imperative and keeping up-to-date with industry developments, new technological advances and simply understanding the key issues in subsea systems has never been more important.

This year's Subsea Systems 2010 seminar will provide an essential learning platform for all those who are involved in providing a service or maintaining production systems, as well as those involved in the operational side of the business. Practical application and understanding of the key issues is vital and this year's seminar will focus on both strategic and technical developments, looking at in-depth knowledge and overview of subsea operation.

Topics being covered include:

• Deepwater developments and advances in well technology to meet demand
• Slugging issues in subsea systems, including jumpers, flowlines and risers
• Remotely Operated Vehicles and the component parts
• The importance of performing surveys and using vehicles for pipeline inspections
• Key design features in subsea control systems and particularly which subsea system is best for your operation
• Operational challenges encountered in decommissioning of subsea fields, particularly the technological developments and the legislative boundaries

Infield Systems will be presenting the keynote opening presentation on day one with the subject 'What is the outlook for the subsea sector?' Within this presentation areas that will be covered are:

• Evaluating the latest developments in subsea
• Dissecting the oil and gas industry and looking at the economics
• Global subsea operations in the light of BP and the Gulf of Mexico disaster - where to now?
• Is subsea the future for the offshore oil and gas industry, and what is the likely demand for subsea production systems beyond 2010?

This invaluable seminar will help you to review and assess the effectiveness of your subsea operations, to equip the needs of industry, specifically new entrants into the subsea market, with an insight to the latest best practice and technological advances.