Edition 2027

SUBSEA TIEBACK FORUM 2027

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Date of the event
16 Feb 2027 18 Feb 2027
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center
900 E Market St, San Antonio, United States
Frequency
Annual

About the Event

Description

The Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition is the world's largest event dedicated to the subsea oil and gas industry. It serves as a vital platform for offshore professionals to share knowledge, discuss technical challenges, and explore the latest advancements in subsea tieback technology. The event focuses on operational efficiencies, cost reduction, and the integration of new technologies to optimize subsea production. Attendees benefit from a high-level conference program featuring peer-reviewed presentations and an expansive exhibition floor showcasing the industry's most innovative hardware and services.

Exhibits

Global manufacturers and service providers showcasing subsea trees, manifolds, umbilical systems, ROVs, and subsea processing equipment.

Activities

Technical conference sessions, interactive panel discussions, dedicated networking receptions, and an exhibit hall floor opening ceremony.

Speakers

Leading engineers, project managers, and executives from major operators like Shell, BP, Chevron, and Equinor, alongside top-tier technology suppliers.

Demos

Live equipment demonstrations including subsea monitoring sensors, digital twin software, and autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) capabilities.

Accessibility

The event is typically held at the Galveston Island Convention Center. From Houston Hobby (HOU) or George Bush Intercontinental (IAH), take I-45 South directly to Galveston Island.

Exhibitor Count

200

Expected Attendance

3000

Ticket

Full Delegate
$950 / person
  • Access to all conference sessions, the exhibition floor, networking luncheons, and official receptions.
Exhibits Only
$150 / person
  • Access to the exhibition hall and floor activities only, excluding formal conference sessions.

Location

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