Asian OSV owners: highs and lows in a supercycle

Riviera’s Offshore Support Journal Conference, Asia will be held in Singapore, 17-18 September 2024. Click here for more information on this industry-leading event.

During Day 2 of the conference, there will be a session covering opportunities for vessels and drilling rigs in various key markets across the region.

Mr Edgar will provide an update on deepwater oil and gas projects, decommissioning and offshore renewables in Australia, while Wintermar Offshore Marine managing director,

Sugiman Layanto, will outline the opportunities in Indonesia.

There will be presentations by Association of Marine Industries of Malaysia president Adren Siow, Dong Fang Offshore chief operating officer Ben Darrington and Prima Marine Public Co Ltd project manager Panithi Boonchokhirunmetha.

There will also be a session dedicated to offshore wind developments in the Asia-Pacific/Australia region covering the upcoming shallow and floating projects, vessel demand and supply and cabotage rules in various nations.

International Ocean Group’s chief operating officer, Ethan Wang, will provide a vessel owner’s perspective of the offshore windfarm sector, including experience and lessons learned from servicing the projects in Taiwan.

He will provide insight into how the market is evolving, what is required of the next generation of support vessels and where future opportunities exist.

Also in this session, Maritime Strategies International’s senior offshore energy market analyst, Todd Jensen, will summarise the latest offshore wind projects in South Korea, Vietnam, Japan and Australia, provide growth forecasts for the short, medium and long term and assess the existing and future challenges.

Riviera’s Offshore Support Journal Conference, Asia, the premier annual event for the offshore energy and offshore vessels sector in the region, returns to Singapore on 17-18 September 2024. Use this link for more information and to register.