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Download Future Oil & Gas Post-Event Report EXPLORE INSPIRE CONNECT FUTURE OIL & GAS EXPLORING THE DISRUPTION AND INNOVATION SHAPING THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY 11th - 12th JUNE 2019, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, UK www.futureoilgas.com POST EVENT REPORT Future Oil & Gas 2019 was a really inspiring " event, featuring a very interesting mix of operators, technology partners and software vendors around the very topical theme of Digital Trends in Upstream. We’re looking forward to participating again in 2020 Caroline Brown, Microsoft Resources Industry Director, UK Future Oil & Gas proved to be the perfect balance " between large enough to include a diversity of subjects and attendees, yet small enough to create an intimate atmosphere that stimulated open and honest discussions. I came away with more relevant leads than usual, even compared to larger conferences Jaco Fok, Chief Innovation, OMV Petrom THANK YOU On behalf of the Future Oil & Gas conference team, we would like to extend our thanks to all those who supported this year’s event - speakers, exhibitors, sponsors and attendees. Future Oil & Gas was held at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen on 11-12 June and focussed specifically on bringing oil and gas operators together with innovators and technology providers that service the industry in this period of digital transformation. We believe that technology lies at the heart of increased efficiencies, new business models and organisational structures, new skills, and new investments. We also believe that it is essential to energy transition with both the immense opportunities this offers, and the adjustments it will present. The oil and gas industry has been described as a huge tanker – slow to change course. So now is clearly the best time to adopt new technologies, get new talent on board and transform our corporate cultures. The industry is in a fantastic position, with enviable assets. We thank you all for using this platform to navigate your best course forward. Future Oil & Gas has more than doubled in size since its inception, welcoming participants from 22 different countries. Our ambition is to build Europe’s most important technology focussed exhibition for the upstream sector, with a series of high-level conferences running alongside it. We look forward to welcoming you to a larger venue in Aberdeen for Future Oil & Gas 2020 - details of this will follow shortly. Sincerely, Matthew Astill CEO Cavendish Group Sponsors and Partners DIAMOND SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSORS GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS BRANDING SPONSORS DRINKS SPONSOR LANYARD SPONSOR KNOWLEDGE PARTNERS MEDIA PARTNERS 2019 Speakers included » David Rennie, Head of Oil & Gas, Scottish Enterprise » Brendan Sullivan, CTO / CIO, RigNet » Rodrigo Becerra Mizuno, Chief InformationwOfficer » Lelio Souza, Chief Executive Officer, Intelie, a RigNet (Business & Digital Transformation) & Corporate Vice Company President, Pemex » Darrell Knight, SVP-Global Accounts, FutureOn » Jaco Fok, Chief Innovation,OMV Petrom Corporation » Kate Parker, Senior Project Engineering Consultant, » Kristian Brakvatne, Director Tieto Oil & Gas Premier Oil Operations Support Solutions,Tieto Oil & Gas » Paul de Leeuw, Director, Robert Gordon University Oil » Lars Meloe, Regional Director, Kongsberg Digital & Gas Institute » Ulrich Lorang, VP Data Governance - Digital » Jane Ren, CEO, Atomiton Transformation,Wintershall Dea » Fionn Iversen, Chief Scientist,NORCE » Steve Higgon, Managing Director, TAAP » Fredrik Tukk, Digital Transformation Architect, Maersk » Philip Schwarz, Oil & Gas Industry Development Drilling Director, ServiceMax » Chris Rivinus, Digital Transformation Programme Lead, » Martin MacRae, Technical Director, Return To Scene Tullow Oil » Mark Carrier, Market Development Director, Oil & » Luca Corradi, Director, Innovation Network,The Oil & Gas, Real-Time Innovations (RTI) Gas Technology Centre (OGTC) » Chris Ullah, BlackBerry Solutions Expert, BlackBerry » Dr. Satyam Priyadarshy, Chief Data Scientist, Halliburton » Neil Pickering, Director Asset Management, Bureau Veritas » Prashant K. Soni, PhD., Digital Strategist – Operations, Aker BP » Boyd Howell, Director of Sales & Marketing,MODEC » Conaill Soraghan, Team Leader, Operations & » Caroline Brown, Oil & Gas Industry Director, Microsoft Maintenance Data Systems Team, ORE Catapult » Elena Mariotti, Associate Partner, IBM » Ian Phillips, Chief Executive & Chairman - SPE Aberdeen Section,OGIC » Hugh Ferguson, Strategic Development Director, i-Tech 7 » Ed Evans, Committee Member,BCS Data Management Special Group » Mark Beilby, Principal, Namier Capital » Edmund Knutsen, Product Lifecycle Manager for » Steve Johnson, Vice President, Digital, Petrofac Digitalization,Siemens Oil & Gas Offshore » Yogesh Shivange, Business Development Manager, » Janet White, Executive Partner,IBM Global Business Digital, Wipro Limited Services » Bruno Vrielynck, Chief Technical Officer,WideTech SA » Michael Stranau, Executive Sales & Business Development Officer,ZyberSafe Great event! Inspiring to see how the North Sea players " are innovating themselves through digital technology to create new value in this new era for the Oil & Gas industry Elena Mariotti, Associate Partner, IBM 2019 Advisory Board Rodrigo Becerra Mizuno Dr. Satyam Priyadarshy Jaco Fok John Sullivan Brendan Sullivan Former CIO & Corporate Chief Data Scientist Chief Innovation Vice President CTO / CIO Vice President Halliburton OMV Petrom IBM Global Business RigNet Pemex Services It was a very well organised conference – I really liked " the enthusiasm individuals showed towards the digital transformation topics Dr. Prashant Soni, Digital Strategist – Operations & Asset Development, Aker BP Future Oil & Gas In Numbers 214 65 26 22 ATTENDEES SPEAKERS EXHIBITORS COUNTRIES 1 2 5 19 DIAMOND PLATINUM GOLD SILVER SPONSOR SPONSORS SPONSORS SPONSORS 4 1 4 18+ BRANDING LANYARD KNOWLEDGE HOURS OF SPONSORS SPONSOR PARTNERS NETWORKING 8 10 13 36 CASE STUDIES PANEL SHOWCASE CONTENT DISCUSSIONS PRESENTATIONS SESSIONS WWW.FUTUREOILGAS.COM | 2 Key Takeaways Future Oil & Gas looked at how digital technologies are reconfiguring the operating landscape for the oil and gas sector facilitating increased productivity, cost savings and safer operations. Enhanced oil recovery, analytics, predictive maintenance, productivity gains, enhanced asset security and performance forecasting are just some of the key advantages of adopting a digital transformation model discussed at the conference. DIGITAL 1 Digital is central to the economic future of the oil and gas sector, but not simply in its own right. Digital transformation must serve a real purpose such as increasing efficiency or generating new business models, resulting in real change and benefit for customers and staff. Digitalisation is a cultural shift as much as a technical one for an industry that has traditionally been risk averse and focussed on operation, not innovation. PEOPLE AND SKILLS 2 People and skills are just as important as processes in the transformation of the upstream oil and gas sector. The industry of today is not ready for fully automated solutions, but data provides insights for decisions to be made by humans in effective human-machine collaboration. CYBER SECURITY 3 The energy and petroleum sectors are vulnerable to increasingly innovative and sophisticated cyber attacks. Companies must create a culture for reducing digital vulnerabilities in the same way that they manage physical risks, such as fires or explosions. COLLABORATION 4 Technology transformation will come from multiple collaborations reaching across disciplines and industries. Future Oil & Gas was proud to welcome world leading tech companies whose applications are not confined to the upstream sector alone or not even developed with the oil & gas industry first in mind. CAPEX 5 Deployment of new technologies with data at the heart will become a key part of the investment decision making process. Oil & Gas companies are reshaping internally around strategic value creation from data and digitisation. FUTURE OIL & GAS 6 We heard some interesting thoughts about the future of the industry and the possibility of achieving net-zero by 2050 partly as a result of digitalisation. Environmental regulation to support lower carbon emmissions is putting pressure on the sector to form collaborative arrangements with natural gas and renewable energy businesses. This is not an "oil & gas" only industry anymore. Future Oil & Gas 2019 Attendees Strategic Account Director Achilles Information Limited Director, Client Services Datum360 Advanced Forming Research Oil & Gas Knowledge Exchange Assistant Head Energy Cyber Department for Business, Centre, University of Fellow Security Energy and Industrial Strategy Strathclyde Advanced Forming Research Metrology & Digital Centre, University of Director Doqaru Ltd Manufacturing Team Lead Strathclyde Digital Strategist - Operations Head of Global Sales Marine Aker BP Dunlop Oil & Marine Ltd & Asset Development and LNG Senior Analyst - Commercial Aker Solutions Pre-Sales Engineer Electrosonic Ltd Finance Structural Integrity Engineer Aker Solutions Senior Marketing Manager Electrosonic Ltd Account Executive ARMS Reliability Experiential Technology Advisor Electrosonic Ltd General Manager - Operations ARMS Reliability Senior Process Engineer Enefit Outotec Technology OU Business Development Arnlea Systems Senior Advisor Energistics Chief Executive Officer Atomiton Journalist Energy Voice OX Sales Manager UK&I Barco NV Chief Executive Officer Envio BCS Data Management Special Committee
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