The Remote Monitoring Conference will bring oil and gas industry professionals together to cultivate a future-oriented approach to remote monitoring, control, and operation of subsea fields. Subsea technology is becoming increasingly more important as experts in the field observe the formation of two patterns within the industry: New production wells added to mature oil fields are relatively small, and new discoveries are often tied in to existing infrastructure in the form of subsea satellites. New field discoveries are done in more harsh environments with challenging reservoir conditions, which demand for innovation with respect to exploitation and production. In both cases, subsea technology is crucial.

At this years conference the main theme will be “The Arctic Challenge”, focusing on a number of barriers for tapping the full potential of subsea fields in such harsh environments. The conference also addresses the need to balance requirements to technology, environmental issues and profitability. The four key sessions of the Remote Monitoring Conference will focus on technical solutions as well as governing conditions within:

• Integrated Operations
• Technology Solutions to meet the Arctic Challenge
• Sub sea Processing and Monitoring
• Operational Challenges

We would like you to be part of future solutions to subsea development and look forward to seeingsecond Remote Monitoring Conference in Trondheim
– the Technology Capital of Norway.

Roe D. Strømmen
Conference Committee Chairman

Conference Committee Members

Per Ivar Karstad, Statoil	Kjartan Berg, FMC Kongsberg Subsea
Trond Lilleng, Norsk Hydro	Bjarne A. Foss, NTNU
Helge Hole, ABB Automation	Inge Carlsen, SINTEF Petroleum Research
Mary-Ann Lundteigen, NTNU

The Remote Monitoring Conference is linked to the Technoport Conference and show, a semi annual event held at Trondheim Spectrum in Trondheim.

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