Subsea Expo: Sponsor profiles
The companies contributing to this year's Subsea Expo.
Subsea Expo
Innovative subsea market becoming NASA underwater
Often referred to as NASA but on the seabed, the world of subsea is one of the most fast-paced, pioneering, ingenious, hi-tech and dynamic industries on the planet with a long-term, sustainable future.
Thousands set for Subsea Expo next month as awards finalists named
Subsea Expo looks poised to draw more than 5,000 people to Aberdeen next month.
New name for Expo as Subsea UK prepares for 10th anniversary bash
Since it was first held in 2004, the annual exhibition and conference has grown to become one of the leading events in the international subsea calendar. From an initial 40 exhibitors and 200 visitors, 2013 saw the biggest event to date, hosting 140 exhibitors and almost 4,000 delegates.
Subsea Expo: A history of the show
After a series of workshops designed to establish the key priorities facing the British subsea sector, the overwhelming response was that a trade body was essential in order to maintain the UK’s leading edge in a global industry with a then capital expenditure of £2billion.
Thousands set for Subsea Expo
Up to 5,000 delegates are now expected to attend Europe’s leading annual subsea conference and exhibition in Aberdeen next year.
Subsea UK is rebranding its flagship event
The shop window for Britain’s £9billion subsea industry will now be known as Subsea Expo and will stretch to three days versus the prior two-day format.
Neil Gordon of Subsea UK – global focus
Neil Gordon, chief executive of Subsea UK, talks to P&J Energy about the outlook for the sector and global opportunities for smaller UK companies. He was speaking at the record-breaking ninth annual Subsea show last week, held at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre.
Event organiser says global visitors came to do business
Global opportunities for UK companies were in sharp focus at a record-breaking ninth annual Subsea show in Aberdeen yesterday.
Ecosse launches PREP system
Aberdeen-based Ecosse Subsea Systems launched a new rigid pipelay system it has developed at Subsea 2013 yesterday.
Old thinking holding back growth
A senior manager at oil firm Apache in Aberdeen said yesterday he expected continued growth in the North Sea's subsea sector but the industry needed to change the way it did business.
Show launch pad for Harkand
Two private equity backed subsea firms, ISS and Iremis Offshore, have been merged to create a new business - Harkand Group.
Nautronix CEO scoops top accolade
The talent and success of the north east's subsea industry were celebrated at Subsea UK's seventh annual business awards last night.
S3 boosted by work on offshore windfarm
Aberdeen-based offshore energy service firm Specialist Subsea Services (S3) has more than doubled its turnover from £4.8million to £12million in the past year.
Granite City firm adds two MDs
Aberdeen-based oilfield service firm Glacier Energy Services has appointed two new managing directors to lead a change in the structure of its business.
ITF chief outlines big North Sea technology challenges
The top challenges for the North Sea oil and gas industry in the subsea sector have been outlined at Subsea 2013.
Global growth in sector on steady upward curve
Growth in the subsea sector is here for the long term but UK firms in the industry are facing constraints and threats, a survey revealed yesterday.
MDL to launch new tensioner
Peterhead deck equipment specialist Maritime Developments (MDL) is launching a new piece of equipment at Subsea 2013 today.
ROVOP off to a flier with £3.5m contracts
Westhill-based subsea firm ROVOP said it had made a strong start to 2013 by picking up £3.5million of contracts in January and expanding its management team.
Bright outlook as markets grow
The market outlook for subsea continues to strengthen and build momentum.
Firm spins new line in hook devices
Aberdeen-based Nautilus Rigging is launching a new range of its patented hook devices at Subsea 2013.
Britain ‘in the lead’ but rivals narrowing gap
Britain is leading the global subsea industry but competition is fierce, according to industry leaders speaking at the first day of Subsea UK's annual conference today.
Growth outstripping demand in subsea sector
Neil Saunders, senior vice president, products and projects, GE Oil & Gas Subsea Systems, said: "Growth in the subsea industry is outstripping other energy sectors and we believe this is just the beginning.
Operator extends Flexlife deal
Subsea integrity and project-management specialist Flexlife has been awarded a contract extension by Apache North Sea worth £5million.
Exploring subsea careers
North-east pupils and students are being invited to learn about the opportunities a career in subsea can bring, courtesy of the man who co-led the first scientific expedition to the Titanic.