Affordable and reliable energy through subsea technology

In the industry, we aim for energy to be available, sustainable, and affordable. We continuously seek solutions, navigate this energy trilemma, and preferably extract more energy with the least possible effort. Driving technology development is an important part in achieving this.

The Underwater Technology Conference (UTC) 2024 will bring inspiration, ideas, and discussions in technology development within the subsea industry. Over three days, 11th-13th of June, we will look at changes in the global perspective, address the developments over the last year, and see what the energy sector will look like going forward. You will learn more about the newest insights in subsea technology, wind power, carbon capture and storage, and solving challenges in the transition towards renewable energy. This is your chance to visit Bergen and join UTC’s 30th conference for the future of subsea technology development.

Norway has historically been far ahead globally in the development of technology at the seabed. With enormous pressures at 4000 meters below the sea surface, good execution is required for various projects – and in this field Norway present world leading technology. With skilled people from the industry, and keynotes from among others Petrobras, Shell and Vår Energi, we will discuss solutions and inspire to achieve affordable energy through technology advancement.

UTC is an opportunity for good collaborations and partnerships. During the conference, you are part of a larger community. Here you have the chance to speak with people from the entire industry, present your services or products, and engage in thought processes. With main sponsors Equinor and OneSubsea, you get a program filled with inspiration from key players in the industry.

In this year’s program, you can plan your days around what you find interesting. We have prioritized breaks between the three parallel sessions, making it possible to network and switch sessions so you can attend what you find exciting. In addition, you should not underestimate the conference dinner on day 1 and use the breaks well to talk with industry experts, leaders, colleagues, and other participants.