Designing and equipping subsea vessels for deep

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Feedback from
Shell, DOF,
Technip and
Ocean
Installer
In association with:
Free five day online trial
Subsea Vessels Brazil Conference
Thursday 26 – Friday 27 February 2015
Pipelay Vessels and Operations
Interactive Focus Day
Wednesday 25 February 2015
Sheraton Rio Hotel & Resort, Brazil
Designing and equipping subsea vessels for deep and
ultra-deep water operations
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&P activity trends, subsea expenditure predictions and Brazilian subsea vessel
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orderbook
Key trends in vessel design and evolving capability requirements for OCVs, pipelay
vessels and IMR vessels
Global technology trends and implications for Brazilian operations and vessel design
Subsea equipment evolution and applications for deep and ultra-deep water fields
Juliana Lima
SHELL BRASIL PETRÓLEO LTDA
Elias Abibe
DOF BRASIL
Baritsa Premium
Coffee Stand Sponsor:
Jime Braga
DOF BRASIL
Mauricio Ribeiro
TECHNIP BRASIL
Alexandre Borges
RADIANCE OFFSHORE
NAVEGAÇÃO (ALAGOAS)
LTD
Network Development
Lunch sponsor:
Badge Sponsor:
Baldo Dielen
GUIDO PERLA
ENGENHARIA DO BRASIL
LTDA
Sponsor:
Håvard Strand
OCEAN INSTALLER AS
Alexandre Vilela
WESTSHORE DO BRASIL
Exhibitor:
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“Very good initiative with very useful information”
R Ferro, BP ENERGY DO BRAZIL
DAY ONE Thursday 26 February 2015
09:00 Coffee and registration
09:30 Chairman’s welcome and introduction
Alexandre Vilela, Marine Advisor, WESTSHORE DO BRASIL
09:50 Objective generation
Introduce yourself and your objectives to fellow participants on
your tables, and flag key issues to be discussed at the conference.
Brazilian Subsea Sector Outlook
10:00 Growth forecasts for the global subsea sector
• Global E&P activity trends and hotspots
• Subsea market drivers and outlook
• Subsea activity expenditure projections
• Deepwater activity growth projections
Teresa Wilkie, Subsea Analyst, IHS ENERGY
Brazilian subsea vessel orderbook analysis
• Impacts of the Brazilian election on subsea vessel markets
• Vessel supply and demand by type and capabilities
• The subsea vessel orderbook
• Outlook for the Brazilian subsea support sector
• Opportunities for the Brazilian subsea vessel market in other
parts of South America
Daniel Del Rio, Managing Director, WESTSHORE DO BRASIL
11:00
Morning coffee and networking
10:30
12:50
Network Development Lunch
Coloured dots on name badges correspond with lunch tables so
delegates get to have lunch with people they may otherwise not
have met.
Subsea Vessel Design Corner
Subsea installation vessels
• Feedback on client requirements and priorities
• Key trends in subsea installation vessel design
• Evolving capability and capacity requirements to meet the
requirements of the Brazilian deep water market
• Designing for and building in Brazil: Experiences and lessons
learned
Baldo Dielen, General Manager, GUIDO PERLA ENGENHARIA
DO BRASIL LTDA
14:10
14:40
15:10
Navigating Brazilian Regulatory Updates
perational implications of ANTAQ
O
interpretation changes
• What is new and how does this differ from the previous
interpretation?
• Impacts on customs and importation of vessels and other
assets
• Implications for partnerships and joint ventures with
international companies
• Taxes and other fees
• Crewing, local content, immigration and labour
• Impacts for existing and future projects
Moderator: Andre Carvalho, Partner,
VEIRANO ADVOGADOS
Panellists include:
Juliana Lima,
Legal Counsel C&P - Projects & Technology,
SHELL BRASIL PETRÓLEO LTDA
Mauricio Ribeiro,
Legal Counsel,
TECHNIP BRASIL
11:30
Shipowner Project Feedback
12:20
S uccessful growth strategy: From North Sea operations to
deep water in GoM and Brazil
• Successful North Sea and GOM operations
• Ocean Installer growth strategy
• First Brazil operations – fall 2014 onwards
Håvard Strand, Chief Operating Officer,
OCEAN INSTALLER AS
T op subsea vessel operators and designers investigate key trends
in vessel design and examine what the future holds for subsea
vessels in Brazil.
Pipelay vessels
IMR vessels
• IMR vessel availability, design features and equipment
• Technical capability requirements in Brazil
• Project feedback and future project demand
• Feedback on client priorities
Elias Abibe, Commercial Department Manager,
DOF BRASIL
15:40 Afternoon coffee and networking
Subsea Vessels Think and Drink Tanks
16:10Enjoy a glass of champagne while you discuss and debate
the topics that are of most interest to you with other
delegates and speakers. Hear the perspectives of your
industry peers in a relaxed, interactive environment.
Commercial outlook for subsea vessels in Brazil
Pipelay developments for deepwater operations
Offshore and onshore infrastructure requirements
Operational implications of ANTAQ regulatory update
16:50 Think and Drink Tank leader feedback
Receive feedback and key takeaways from the Think and
Drink Tank leaders
17:10 Chairman’s summary and close of day one
17:20
Networking drinks reception
Wind down in a relaxed and informal environment whilst
continuing the day’s networking into the evening. An
excellent opportunity to make new contacts and interact
with fellow delegates and expert speakers.
Registration hotline: +44 (0)20 7017 5511 • Email: maritimecustserv@informa.com
For latest programme or to register please visit: www.informamaritime.com/SubseaBrazil
“Very good initiative”
R G Silva, PETROBRAS
DAY TWO Friday 27 February 2015
12:45Lunch
Shipowner Project Feedback
09:00Coffee
09:30
Chairman’s welcome and introduction
Subsea Equipment and Vessel Design Evolution and
Applications in Brazil
09:40
10:10
Subsea Hardware Market Forecast
• F actors driving subsea hardware installation activity
• Analysis of top subsea hardware manufacturers’ subsea
orders and backlog
• K
ey projects and operators in Brazil, and breakdown by
subsea production hardware, SURF and trunklines, Capex
and units/km installed
Mike Haney, Director, DOUGLAS-WESTWOOD
lobal technology trends and implications for Brazilian
G
operations and vessel design
• L atest subsea vessel technologies and forecasts for
application in Brazil
• S ubsea production systems and the future of the subsea factory
• Impacts to vessel design and specifications if these
technologies are applied worldwide
• Vessel design and capability requirements for deepwater
• The versatility vs. high spec debate
• H
ow can these technologies be utilised to reduce subsea
installation and operating costs?
14:05
International OSV operator perspectives on challenges
and opportunities in the Brazilian subsea support sector
• D
emand for offshore support services in Brazil
• The Pacific Radiance fleet
• P otential to partner with local Brazilian companies
• O
perational and commercial challenges and opportunities
Alexandre Borges, Fleet Manager,
RADIANCE OFFSHORE NAVEGAÇÃO (ALAGOAS) LTD
Overcoming Brazilian Operational Challenges
14:35
Meeting the manning challenges in Brazil
• Assessing Brazilian offshore crew supply and demand
• Understanding local content requirements
• Improving training capacity
• Progress so far and future work remaining
Walker Lima, General Manager, OSM MARITIME GROUP
15:05
Afternoon coffee and networking
15:20
Infrastructure and logistics challenges of operations in
Brazil
• Increasing depths and distances from shore
• P ipeline infrastructure
• Onshore bases and other land-based infrastructure requirements
• O
ffshore terminals
Jayme Ramis, Director General, CONEXÃO MARÍTIMA
11:00
15:40
Panellists include:
Jime Braga,
Project Depto Manager,
DOF BRASIL
Renato Barcellos, Ship Design Sales, Ship Power Division,
WÄRTSILÄ BRASIL LTDA
Morning coffee and networking
11:30
Fibre rope assurance case for deep water operations in
Brazil
• C
rane installation capacity comparisons
• R
ope break and load comparisons
• F ibre sling advantages
• E fficiency at greater depths
• P ower consumption implications
Arnstein Eknes, Segment Director, Special Ships, DNV GL
Practical Demonstration Breakouts
12:00
In smaller informal groups, view live demonstrations and
discuss the latest innovations in subsea vessel technology.
• L ifting and handling solutions
• F ibre rope deployment
• R
OV launch and recovery
• P ower and propulsion
To be involved please contact Lauren Wilcox on
+44 (0)20 7017 7674 or Lauren.Wilcox@informa.com
Delivering optimised solutions for subsea challenges
• Designing the best technological solutions
• Putting together the financing structure
• Training the operators
• Providing life-cycle support
Nuno Antunes dos Santos, Sales Manager, IHC MERWEDE
Big Themes and Talking Points
16:00 At the Bar with…
Enjoy a cold beer and debate the conference’s big themes and
draw conclusions
• Where will we be this time next year?
• What have been the main conclusions to draw from Brazilian
subsea vessel activity in 2014?
16:20
Chairman’s summary and key takeaways
16:30
Close of conference
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Wednesday 25 February 2015 – Interactive Focus Day
PIPELAY VESSELS AND OPERATIONS
Pipelay vessel design, equipment and operational solutions to improve
installation efficiency
Address the demand and practicalities of deep water pipelay operations in Brazil. Discuss vessel design and
capability requirements, and develop your fleet expansion strategy in this growing sector.
13:40
ABS industrial systems and equipment guide
(pipelay)
09:00 Coffee and registration
09:30 Chairman’s welcome and introduction
14:10
Pipeline developments and implications for
vessel requirements
• Mapping the existing and future offshore pipeline
network
• Structural and technical requirements for offshore
pipelines
• Offshore pipeline condition monitoring and
implications for future IMR vessels and projects
• Considerations for vessel design
09:40 Quickfire exchange
Introduce yourself and your objectives to fellow
participants
09:50
Pipelay vessel market outlook
• Global pipelay supply and demand
• Brazilian pipelay vessel demand forecast
• PLSVs vs PLVs growth projections
10:50 Morning coffee and networking
14:40 Afternoon coffee and networking
11:20
Pipelay vessel design evolution and selection
criteria
• Key trends in pipelay vessel design
• Feedback on client requirements and priorities
• Heavy lift capabilities and crane capacity requirements
15:10
12:20 INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION
How big is too big? Considering increasing vessel size
and assessing crane capacity requirements for deep and
ultra-deep water operations
15:40 INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION
How can we improve pipeline installation efficiency?
Installation techniques and operational solutions to
reduce pipeline installation times and costs
12:40Lunch
16:00 Chairman’s summary and key takeaway roundup
Challenges with deepwater pipelay operations
• Rigid vs flexible pipelay
• Pipeline diameter limitations
• Handling equipment requirements
• Improving uptime and efficiency
16:10 Close of Focus Day
Workshop facilitators include:
Mike Sano
Alexandre Bello,
Phil Jones,
Manager, Energy
Development
Latin America Sales Manager,
Process and Pipeline Services
business unit,
SVP Global Sales,
ABS
GMC LIMITED
BAKER HUGHES
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2015
New for 2015: Enhanced Networking Experience
Network Development Lunch
Practical Demonstration Breakouts
oloured dots on name badges correspond with lunch
C
tables so delegates get to have lunch with people they
may otherwise not have met.
In smaller informal groups, view live demonstrations and
discuss the latest innovations in subsea vessel technology.
Think and Drink Tanks
Networking Drinks Reception
An ideal place to share thoughts and opinions with key
speakers and fellow delegates. In small groups, discuss
specific themes and questions in a highly interactive and
personal environment, all over a chilled glass of champagne.
In a relaxed informal environment, continue to exchange
ideas and share practical solutions and feedback on
subsea operations in Brazil. Make new contracts, enjoy a
drink with fellow delegates, and continue conversations
into the evening.
PLUS! Subsea Vessels Brazil Online Networking System
For the first time, view the delegate list, arrange meetings and build a profile before to maximise your networking experience at the
conference and maintain lasting relationships. Available to all registered delegates and speakers to download one week prior and two
weeks after the event.
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Designing and equipping subsea vessels for deep

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