Offshore Technology Conference

As global energy markets evolve, deepwater ports are emerging as critical infrastructure for maximizing export capacity and ensuring supply chain efficiency. This presentation at OTC Houston will explore how deepwater ports enhance the competitiveness of the U.S. energy sector, facilitating streamlined exports of LNG, crude oil, and other offshore-produced resources to international markets. We will examine key projects, regulatory developments, and technological advancements that are shaping the future of deepwater port operations. Attendees will gain strategic insights into how these ports can support offshore energy developers, drive investment, and position the Americas as a global leader in energy exports. Whether you are looking to expand market access or optimize logistics, this session will provide actionable takeaways to capitalize on deepwater port capabilities.

The frontier of nuclear energy may seem new, but for many in offshore oil and gas, it’s more familiar than expected. The systems thinking, safety culture, and operational discipline that define offshore work are deeply aligned with what’s required to deliver advanced nuclear — particularly in remote, high-consequence environments.

This session will present how nuclear in the civil marine and offshore environment has evolved and reflect the large-scale interest that now exists in this area. Topics will look forward on the challenges to come and what can be expected across the domains of floating nuclear power, offshore nuclear, and ultimately the application of nuclear to shipping.