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October 2, 2018 · about 8 years ago

Thematic session: Decommissioning and re-use

This session looks at recent decommissioning projects and what has and can be done to work cost efficiently and cost-effectively.

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Decommissioning and re-use of oil and gas platforms and also of wind turbines is becoming a business of its own. This session looks at recent decommissioning projects and what has and can be done to work cost efficiently and cost-effectively.

Paul Jacob Bins (DecomPartners), Erik Kreft, Project Lead Re-use & Decommissioning (EBN), Morten Dallov Ibsen, Advisor (NIRAS), Jacqueline Vaessen, General Manager (Nexstep), Roger Esson, Decommissioning Solution Centre Manager (OGTC) and Nils Cohrs, Head of Decommissioning and Ian Fozdar (both from OGA) will focus on planning, innovation and cooperation, along the supply chain as well as across nations.

This Thematic Session is part of the Offshore Energy conference program, which includes 4 keynotes and nine thematic sessions, this technical content Thematic Session will take place on 24 October from 15.00 – 17.00 hrs. Find out more on the full program (link: https://www.offshore-energy.biz/decommissioning-and-re-use ).

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