Join us at OTC 2023

Booth 2768 Energy Transition Pavilion
1 – 4 May 2023 | NRG Park, Houston, Texas

The Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) showcases leading-edge technology for energy professionals to advance scientific and technical knowledge for offshore resources and environmental matters. OTC is the foremost event for the development of offshore resources and attracts attendees from companies around the globe.

Fugro has been at the forefront of the renewable energy industry for over 25 years. Visit our booth to meet our team of experts and discuss how our remote operations and uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) can ensure safer and more sustainable operations.

Find out about

How our remote and autonomous solutions can transform your offshore wind operations
Environmentally responsible assessment, monitoring, and survey services
Our commitment to restore ocean health through our support of the United Nation’s Ocean Decade initiative and Seabed 2030 ocean mapping project
Actionable insights for site selection, cable design and early planning of offshore wind assets
How our fleet of autonomous and uncrewed surface vessels deliver efficient hydrographic surveys
Our effort to support the development of carbon capture technology

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On the Agenda

1 May 2023

Session: ePoster Lounge Part I
Cyclic Strength of Soils at Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Farm
12:50pm - 1:08pm CDT
Presenter: Proserpine Peralta

Session: Pivot Points: SUT-US’s Role in Shaping Offshore Energy | Room 604
A Comparison of Increase in Capacity with Time for Normally and Overconsolidated
02:20pm - 02:38pm CDT
Presenter: Robert Stevens

2 May 2023

Session: The Key to Success in the Offshore Arena: How Subsurface Knowledge Drives Risk Reduction and Project Success | Room 600
Overview Of Geological and Geotechnical Conditions of Northern Gulf of Mexico with Emphasis on the Clastic Shelf – An Offshore Wind Energy Development Perspective
02:00pm - 2:18pm CDT
Presenter: Manasij Santra

Geological and Geotechnical Considerations for Floating Offshore Wind Infrastructure Within the U.S. Atlantic OCS
02:20pm - 02:38pm CDT
Presenter: James Fisher

Session: How Robust Integration of Marine Geophysics and Geotechnics Inform the Progressive Ground Model Approach for the Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Development | Room 610
Integrated And Adaptable Approach to Mapping Benthic Habitats to Support Offshore Wind Development Off the Mid-Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf
02:20pm – 02:38pm CDT
Presenter: Daniel Doolittle

Integrated Assessment of Seafloor and Subsurface Site Conditions at Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Farm Development
02:40pm - 02:58pm CDT
Presenter: Stephen Varnell

CPT-Based Geotechnical Characterization of Foundation Zone Sediments at Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Farm Development
03:20pm - 03:38pm CDT
Presenter: Aurelian Trandafir

Geotechnical Characterization of the US Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf Fine Grained Cohesive Sediments
04:00pm - 04:18pm CDT
Presenter: Xiaoyan Long

Session: Pore and Fracture Pressure Risks, Technologies, and Operating Strategies | Room 312
Assessing Small-Strain Shear Modulus Based on In Situ Seismic Measurements in Bay of Campeche Sand
04:00pm - 04:18pm CDT
Presenter: Victor Taboada

Session: Offshore Energy Transition and Geothermal Energy | Room 606
Geo-Data Engagement - A Systems Thinking Approach to Advancing Offshore Windfarm Development in the US
04:00pm - 04:18pm CDT
Presenter: Kathryn Rovang

Meet our Experts

Andrew Cooper
Director Offshore Wind, Americas

Céline Gerson
Group Director, Americas | President USA

Jack Koban
Sr. Business Development Manager-Gulf Coast

Jennifer Palestrant
Director, Business Development Offshore Wind, Americas

Ben Williams
Coastal Resilience and Ocean Science Service Line Director

Daniel Stallings
Sales and Business Development, Marine Asset Integrity

In the News

Shaping the future of remote and autonomous marine operations

New technological developments are set to revolutionise marine operations. Reduced carbon footprint, safer operations and cost efficiencies are already being delivered by remote and autonomous vehicles and processes.

Fugro opens cutting-edge remote operations centre in St. John’s, Canada

The St. John’s ROC will serve offshore energy clients whose work often involves harsh operating conditions and/or long-distance mobilizations. By limiting the number of crew, remote survey technologies will help clients minimize project risk, significantly reduce carbon emissions and improve project timelines.

Fugro's Geo-data supports development of UK's first flexible power station with carbon capture technology

When complete, Keadby 3 could become the UK’s first flexible power station equipped with carbon capture technology, capable of capturing up to 1.5 million tonnes of carbon annually.

Client-focused Solutions

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If you want to be part of a team that makes a real impact
on the changing world around us, join us!

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Why would you join?

International Geo-data environment
Challenging projects, exciting opportunities
Freedom to grow faster