Under the theme Changing Currents, the exhibitors and conference speakers at this year’s OEEC have shown just through how much change the offshore energy sector is going – and in what direction offshore wind, hydrogen, marine energy, as well as oil and gas, and their entire supply chains are moving.
Nature-inclusiveness and care for the environment at large with sustainable, circular and CO2-free initiatives were also at the forefront of this year’s event in Amsterdam. We expect environmental solutions and methodologies to also be one of the main parts of our upcoming events, starting already next year.
The 2023 edition has also set the stage for OEEC 2024 as, amidst all the current changes and for a good part because of them, the industries within the offshore energy sector are moving closer together, becoming intertwined and in more than one way depending on each other.
Read here the full press release.
You can find the full overview of speakers, program and exhibitors in the event guide.
Daniel Santa Cruz
Ocean Winds
Renewable Energy: Innovate or Accelerate?
Pieter Heerema
Allseas Engineering
Providing the metals needed to electrify the energy mix
Ruben Dijkstra
Ørsted
Offshore Wind: Business as Unusual
Bas Nekeman
Deme Offshore
Offshore Energy: Business for the better
Don Hoogendoorn
SolarDuck
Multi-Source Offshore Energy Parks Paving the Way
Liz Burdock
Oceantic Network
Renewable energy: Innovate or accelerate?
Marjolein Kelder
The Rich North Sea
Offshore Energy: Business for the better
Martin Kjäll-Ohlsson
Vergia
Hydrogen: The great connector
Renske Ytsma
RWE
Offshore Wind: Business as unusual
