Low oil prices and demands for industry wide efficiencies are driving the need to make the most of offshore oil and gas assets.
On 27 October, the Energy Institute (EI) will host a conference in Aberdeen to discuss Asset integrity, ageing and life extension in a challenging economic and efficiencies driven era.
To support energy demand, oil and gas companies are making the most of their mature basins to maximize the value of their offshore assets. This does not come without its challenges. The EI has put together a conference program to discuss the technical issues and communicate updates on good practice. At this event, the EI is delighted to welcome senior speakers from both the UK Health and Safety Executive, and the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) – both important additions to the line-up.
Gunther Newcombe, Director of Exploration and Production, Oil and Gas Authority, says: "Asset integrity is at the heart of the oil and gas industry. It is crucially important to manage asset integrity well to ensure the safety of people and the environment and to maximize value to all stakeholders. It is a key area of OGA’s agenda going forward and forms an important part of maximizing economic recovery of the UK."
The conference brings together oil and gas operators with safety specialists to examine and share new approaches and ideas to develop more efficient working practices for ageing assets.
The program will include technical presentations, case studies and will explore lessons learned across the sector, covering:
At this event, the EI will also provide an overview to its technical guidance in this area.
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