Experts discuss the challenges
facing the subsea industry
SUBSEA EXPO PREMIUM CONFERENCE STREAM LAUNCHED
Brand new for 2025, Subsea Expo will feature a premium conference stream connecting attendees with the voices vital in making possible projects a reality and addressing the levers that help or hinder market development.
Chaired by David Rennie, Head of Low Carbon Energy, Scottish Enterprise, and held on the opening day of Subsea Expo, this paid for conference programme will feature world-class panellists providing insightful perspectives on the opportunities and challenges which abound in the underwater markets.
Networking drinks reception
Round off the opening day of Subsea Expo by joining colleagues from across the underwater industry at the free-to-attend Subsea Expo Networking Drinks Reception.
The reception will be held in The View at P&J Live on Tuesday, 18 February from 17:30 until 19:00.
The evening event is an excellent opportunity to network with exhibitors, delegates, sponsors and organisers in a relaxed setting.
Secure your free ticket, book now!Foresea your future
The ForeSEA Your Future event gives pupils who have an interest in the energy sector the opportunity to interact with global companies.
Students will be touring the exhibition space to find out more about the underwater industry, and will have the opportunity to have informal conversations with a range of young professionals who will be sharing their routes into industry and describing the roles available.
STEM Showcase
Taking place upstairs from the exhibition arena will be a series of STEM Showcases where students can get hands on with a range of exciting technologies, immerse themselves in our environment through VR, and interact with scaled down models of real underwater kit.
Included in the STEM Showcase series will be a submarine walk-through from the defence sector, which will provide enthusiastic role models to engage young people to excite them about the diverse, innovative and interesting career possibilities within the ocean economy.
Students will also meet Gessmann, who make gaming operator control chairs and demonstrate subsea technology in a fun and engaging way, as well as OPITO and their virtual reality game, Energy Island.
Mintlaw's ROV STEM Club will showcase what they have built and how STEM fits into their curriculum, and also discuss their career aspirations beyond school.
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