The Leading Floating Energy Marketplace: Where FPSO meets Offshore LNG, Floating Renewables & Floating Data Centres

Name: World Offshore Week
Start: 2027-09-22
End: 2027-09-23

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Over 2,000 visitors across the Offshore Industry gathered to discuss the industry's transformative roadmap to meet the demand for oil, energy, and renewables.

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Data Centres Afloat: Powering the World's Digital Future from the Sea

Land, grid and community limits are pushing AI infrastructure offshore, and 2026 moved floating data centres from concept towards delivery. Most projects are still in engineering, approval or demonstration, which is why the next 12 months are the time to be involved.

Asia's Carbon Storage Race: Capture. Ship. Store.

Asia has the emitters and the storage, but they sit in different countries, so the region's CCS industry will be built on cross-border deals. Japan, South Korea and Singapore can capture industrial emissions but lack the geology to store them, while Australia, Indonesia and Malaysia have the space.

Floating Wind: From Pilots to Commercial Scale

Floating wind has proven the technology; the next step is proving the business case. Global offshore wind reached 92.5 GW by end-2025, but floating is a small slice: only 4.1 GW is expected to be installed or underway by 2030, rising to 56.2 GW by 2040.

Floating Renewables: Solar, Hydrogen, Nuclear & Charging at Sea

Four technologies are moving offshore at four different speeds, and this theatre is where buyers, regulators and developers compare them. Floating solar is commercial, offshore charging is early commercial, hydrogen is in pilots and floating nuclear is in licensing.

Decommissioning Aged Old Assets for Renewed Life & Cost Efficiency Practices

The decommissioning wave has moved from planning to tendering, and suppliers who engage now will shape how it is delivered. About 200 offshore fields in Southeast Asia are expected to cease production by 2030, with decommissioning costs of roughly US$100 billion.