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Offshore Energy 2016 Kicks Off on Tuesday

Tomorrow, October 25, will see the kick-off of Offshore Energy where companies from the oil & gas and renewable industries will meet for networking, knowledge sharing and business.

The past days the organization worked hard to get everything ready.

Here is a little time-lapse to see the progress made!

Today saw the start of the Offshore WIND Conference, day two takes place tomorrow, with interesting panels and presentations.

We look forward to seeing you tomorrow.

Check the website www.offshore-energy.biz for all the information and conference program.

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