Floating Energy Forum 2026

Join global energy leaders at the Floating Energy Forum 2026, the premier event dedicated to advancing floating energy developments. The Floating Energy Forum will bring together leaders from across the value chain to discuss the strategic, technical and commercial opportunities within the offshore energy market.

Key themes and topics include:

• FLNG Projects: The Current Landscape
  • Explore the growth in size and ambition of floating liquefaction projects, with several now exceeding 3 MTPA capacity. As capital costs decrease and technology grows more complex, what does the FLNG and FPSO market hold? The number of sanctioned companies seeking FLNG capacity has increased significantly, with costs exceeding $4 billion each.
• Supply Chain Constraints
  • Examine how new FLNG projects are executed amid tight global shipyard capacity and extended delivery timelines.
• Project Delays and Execution
  • Understand why many companies are deferring project sanctions. Which developments will proceed and which are likely to be shelved?
• Emerging Markets: South America & Africa
  • Discover new opportunities in Guyana, Suriname, Namibia and beyond where floating units are unlocking vast reserves and transforming regional economies.
• Digital Solutions & Asset Optimisation
  • Learn how offshore assets are being utilised to develop fields with reduced cost, time and environmental impact.
• Infrastructure Optimisation & Life Extension
  • Production from floating units continues well beyond the original design life of some assets. Explore how operators can extend operational life on site, in shipyards or through replacements.
• Operational Excellence
  • Delve into the future of floating production including modular FLNG, digital twins, predictive maintenance and hybrid platforms combining hydrocarbons with renewables and carbon capture technologies.
• Leading the Charge in Green Offshore Power
  • Explore how cutting-edge floating wind technology, renewables and nuclear energy centres could shape the future of deepwater developments.