01 12 2022
Decom North Sea, the membership organisation focused on the global late life and decommissioning sector, has launched Decom Week 2023 with a call for abstracts.
A fixture in the industry calendar for over ten years, 2023’s event, entitled “Climate of Change: Opportunities in Decommissioning” will take place in Aberdeen 15 – 19May.
DNS Chief Executive, Sam Long, says the agenda has been created to provide a balanced view of future opportunities in decommissioning, reflecting feedback from its member companies and broader trends in the energy sector.
“As a membership organisation, with a duty to develop and sustain the decommissioning supply chain, Decom Week’s agenda will address the balance between demand and supply. Whilst the recent OEUK Insight Report predicts increased activity in offshore oil and gas decommissioning, this is one of many expectations, challenges and opportunities that are available to the supply chain in the current market.
“We are looking for abstracts and case studies which clearly illustrate work already undertaken and provide realistic vision into the future of a cross-sector decommissioning supply chain working in competing technical, commercial and risk environments.
“Late life and decommissioning provide a critical pathway to the energy transition and following on from that will continue to feature across the whole energy sector. There is significant longevity here, but there are questions to answer to ensure our supply chain remains sustainable and truly exportable; these are the topics that must be raised during Decom Week 2023.”
The organisation is looking for the submission of abstracts across a number of themes, including, but not limited to:
Submissions should be made no later than 30th January 2023. Visit Decom Week 2023 | Decom (decomnorthsea.com) for further details.
Photo cap: Sam Long, CEO, Decom North Sea
About Decom North Sea
For over a decade, Decom North Se has connected capability with opportunity across the international decommissioning sector.
Working with renewables, oil & gas and nuclear sectors, the organisation’s objective is to share knowledge, facilitate collaboration and maximise business potential for its members.
The 230-strong membership is drawn from operators, major contractors, services specialists and technology developers. Decom North Sea plays a vital role in the solution development, cross sector learning and helping to build supply chain capability.