Subsea Pipelines & Cables 2024 Radisson Blu Royal Garden Hotel, Kjøpmannsgata 73, 7010 Trondheim Norsk Petroleumsforening Program released
Subsea Pipelines & Cables 2024_2024-10-15 08:00:00
Program released
Subsea Pipelines & Cables 2024
Welcome to
Subsea Pipelines & Cables 2024
15 – 16 October
Radisson Blu Royal Garden Hotel Trondheim
Conference language: English
NPF is pleased to invite the subsea pipeline, riser, umbilical, and cable community again to Trondheim for the traditional two-day conference. We are delighted to invite you to this popular networking forum where recent achievements, case studies, industry trends, and new developments are discussed and presented.
The conference format will address topics related to design, installation, operation, and new technology solutions. As always, this conference will include technical, field-specific, and project-specific presentations and a good time for networking. There will also be a strong focus on future developments with a national and international perspective.
Recent incidents have highlighted the vulnerability of pipelines and cables to deliberate sabotage and accidental damage. The Nord Stream pipelines, the Baltic Connector pipeline, and recent incidents to subsea cables serve as cautionary tales, prompting renewed attention to security measures and risk mitigation strategies. With this new reality, we also encouraged abstracts related to this topic.
Exhibition stand
We offer exhibition space in the mingling area outside the conference hall. Each exhibition stand is 2 meters wide and 1.5 meters deep, including a conference table and electricity. Bring 2 roll-ups and you are set.
Cost for additional exhibition stand require one regular conference participant and are ordered upon registration. The exhibition fee is NOK 10.000 (+25% VAT).
On behalf of the Program Committee and NPF, we look forward to seeing you in Trondheim in October!
Per Nystrøm
IKM Ocean Design and Chairman of the Organising Committee
Program Committee
Per R. Nystrøm, IKM Ocean Design
Morten Aamodt, Equinor
Marie Finstad Opgård, Equinor
Lars Wist Amdal, DNV
Thore Grønvik, Subsea7
Lars Myklebost, Wood Group
Egil Giertsen, SINTEF Ocean
Vegard Longva, SINTEF Ocean
Michael Boubli, TechnipFMC
Ragnar Igland, Aker Solutions
Sarbjyot Haarberg, OKEA
Program
Tuesday 15. October
Registration
Welcome/opening remarks
Keynote
Infrastructure safety
Increased Threats to Subsea Pipelines and Cables: Lessons from Nord Stream and Baltic Connector – does it help to protect more?
Are you prepared for the Big Bang? Pipeline repair readiness
PRSI Pool – prepared for the unplanned
Refreshments & networking
Energy Transition
CO2 Safe Pipe JIP: Understanding Running Ductile fractures and Brittle Fractures in CCS Infrastructure
Installation and pre-commissioning of the world's first open source CCS pipeline
TBC, Equinor
Design considerations for offshore hydrogen pipelines – a balancing act
CO2 Pipeline Transport – What are the challenges?
TBC
Lunch
Cables
Improved simulation of subsea cable behavior during installation and a framework for systematic integrity check
Torsion amplification during the transport of cables, umbilicals and flexible pipes
On-bottom Stability Design of Cable-Station Array of a Reservoir Monitoring System Exposed on Uneven Clayey Seabed
Refreshments & networking
Installation
Bacalhau SURF development - Key aspects of installation of flowlines, risers and in-line structures
Pipe in Pipe J-tube pull-in
Heimdal Subsea Bypass project – demonstrating capacity and methods for pipeline interventions
New Landfall Design for Existing Gas Pipeline Infrastructure
Marco Nigro, Project Manager - Allseas
Summary & End of day
Conference Dinner & Exhibition
Wednesday 16. October
Welcome day 2
Rosebank SURF concept development
Design
Use of swaged pipe-in-pipe technology in Irpa gas field development
Lars Myklebost, Wood
Wet Insulation – Trawl board impact resistance
Refreshments & networking
Reduction in pressure containment capacity due to compressive axial force
Sigbjørn Røneid, DNV
Kristian Norland, Subsea7
Route clearance done differently – reduced rockdump, cost and emissions
From Mass Flow Excavation to Controlled Flow Excavation. How oscillating precision jetting can excavate existing subsea pipeline & cables
Berling Field Development – A Hot Exposed Pipe-in-Pipe System on a very rough seabed
Technology
Can pipelines contribute to superconducting power links to offshore platforms and windfarms?
Lunch
FlowHeat, a new system for trace heating of pipelines as an alternative to Electrical Heat Tracing (EHTF) and Direct Electrical Heating (DEH) of pipelines
Electrically heated flexible riser using carcass resistivity as main heating element
Operations
Brage oil export pipeline – Operation beyond design life
Ormen Lange in-line inspection confirming corrosion management strategy
Risk with pipeline pigging
Summary & End of day
END of Conference
Practical information
Reduced price for NPF members
If you want to receive the Member Price, please, first register here: https://npf.medlemssystem.com/registration
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Organizer: Norwegian Petroleum Society (NPF)
Venue: Radisson Blu Royal Garden Hotel Trondheim, Norway
Conference language: English
Conference fee:
- NPF personal members NOK 11,400 plus 25% VAT
- Non-members NOK 12,900 plus 25 % VAT
The conference fee includes: – Lunch – Refreshments – Conference Dinner – Presentations
Additional cost for exhibition stand:
NOK 10.000 (+25% VAT). Additional exhibition stand costs require one regular conference participant and are ordered upon registration. The exhibition fee includes:
- Exhibition space in the mingling area outside the conference hall.
- Each exhibition stand is 2 meters wide and 1.5 meters deep. Corresponding to a conference table and 2 roll-ups.
- Conference table and electricity.
Accommodation:
Radisson Blu Royal Garden Hotel Trondheim Norway. Price: NOK 1.645 incl. VAT per night in a single room. Booking: Link to booking: Norsk Petroleumsforening 14.10-16.10 . NPF is not responsible for no-shows.
Membership of the Norwegian Petroleum Society (NPF):
To receive Member Price, please first register here: https://npf.medlemssystem.com/registration. One year membership for conference participants is NOK 1,000. Reduced membership fees apply to young professionals under 34, students, and seniors.
Payment:
Payment can be done upon registration by credit card (Master Card/Visa) or invoice. If the invoice needs to be changed due to wrong or missing information, a fee of NOK 150 will be added to the total amount. All international payments must be approved before the conference starts.
Conference paper:
Presentations from the conference will be available after the end of the conference. Delegates will be informed when available via e-mail.
Program changes:
It is sometimes necessary to change the timing of the program. The conference organizer will not be liable for any such unavoidable changes.
Cancellation
Cancellations must be received in writing by 02 October 2024 and will be subject to a NOK 2,000 cancellation fee unless a substitute delegate is offered. After this date, the full registration fee will apply, however, substitutions will still be accepted. Substitutions for registered delegates may be made at any time, but we would appreciate prior notification.
In case of conference cancellation by the Norwegian Petroleum Society, (NPF), the participant will be refunded the conference and/or exhibition fees. Other expenses the participants may have are not refunded and are not the responsibility of NPF.
Force majeure
Events beyond the control of the NPF- for example, but not limited to, extreme weather conditions, acts of war, terrorism, transportation shut-down (strikes or accidents), government regulation or advisory including travel warnings, serious illness or epidemics that make it impossible to fulfill the obligations of conducting the conference, entitle NPF to cancel the event without liability.
For further information please contact:
Norwegian Petroleum Society
Hanne Hernes, Project Manager
Tel. +47 4045 2327 | E-mail: hanne.hanne.hernes@npf.no