Business Intelligence Provider for Oil and Gas Industry Decommissioning Projects
7-9 Fashion St,
London,
E1 6PX United Kingdom
DecomWorld is a leading business intelligence provider for the oil and gas industry, specialising in decommissioning projects and regulation support.
DecomWorld serves over 10,000 senior-level decision makers globally, including key projects in the Gulf of Mexico, North Sea, Asia pacific and the West coast of Africa, making the company extremely well placed to provide informed, intelligent advice on end-of-life assets.
DecomWorld provides the following services, all tailored to meet the specific requirements of each client, all of which are strategically designed to get the most out of clients’ end-of-life projects. These services include:
DecomWorld’s vast network of key industry experts can provide expert advice and contacts for decommissioning challenges, using its services to channel this information to the oil and gas markets.
DecomWorld organises several high-profile events and workshops for decommissioning projects in the oil and gas industry; helping attendees to plan strategies, learn more about international rules and regulations, network, hear from industry experts and learn new technologies and best-practise techniques.
DecomWorld’s annual offshore decommissioning workshop, held in Asia, includes two full days of training led by experts from BP and Reverse Engineering, as well as a chance to examine the latest technological innovations and strategies to improve project efficiency.
The workshop also covers case studies and updates in the Asia Pacific market, and a review of the impacts end-of-life assets can have on the environment.
The Dunlin cluster of fields lies in the East Shetland Basin, 500km north-northeast of Aberdeen. It is located in blocks 211/23 and 211/24 of the UK continental shelf and is 11.2km away from the Norwegian boundary.
Brent oil and gas field is located 186km offshore, north-east of Lerwick, Scotland, at a water depth of 140m (460ft) in the north-east of Shetland Islands. Production from the field began in 1976, five years after it was discovered.
Between 31 October - 1 November 2012, Singapore will play host to the 4th Offshore Decommissioning and Abandonment Training workshop for the Asia Pacific.
7-9 Fashion St
London
E1 6PX
United Kingdom