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EIC'S Energy Exports Conference 2026
Jul. 28 2026
BUREAU VERITAS: STRATEGIC PARTNER AT EIC'S ENERGY EXPORTS CONFERENCE 2026
THE CONVERSATION DEFINING THE NEXT PHASE OF THE ENERGY TRANSITION
📅 2-3 September 2026
📍 P&J Live, Aberdeen

Join Bureau Veritas, Strategic Partner at EIC's Energy Exports Conference 2026, as we help shape the conversations defining the future of global energy.
Taking place on 2-3 September 2026 at P&J Live, Aberdeen, EEC26 will bring together industry leaders, project developers, contractors, government representatives and supply chain organisations to explore the opportunities and challenges surrounding energy security, international growth and the energy transition.
As the independent technical authority enabling the energy sector to address complexity with confidence, Bureau Veritas will contribute to discussions across key sectors including offshore wind, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage (CCS), nuclear and decommissioning, sharing insights on the priorities shaping the future of energy.
A highlight of our participation will be the Energy Transition Forum 2026, where Bureau Veritas will exclusively launch the Energy Transition Report 2026. Bringing together influential industry leaders, decision-makers and experts, the Forum will explore the challenges, opportunities and strategic priorities influencing the next phase of the energy transition.
MEET OUR BUREAU VERITAS EXPERTS TAKING CENTRE STAGE AT EEC26
LEADING THE CONVERSATIONS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF ENERGY
FEATURED SESSIONS
EXPLORING THE OPPORTUNITIES, CHALLENGES AND PRIORITIES SHAPING THE FUTURE OF ENERGY
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📍 Plenary: From Risk to Resilience – Securing the Future of Global Energy
📍 Plenary: From Risk to Resilience – Securing the Future of Global Energy
📅 Wednesday 2 September, 09:00 – 10:00 | Main Stage
🎤 Bertrand Martin, Senior Vice President Industry Product LineJoin Bertrand Martin and industry peers to discuss the evolution of the global energy landscape, ongoing geopolitical uncertainty continues to highlight the importance of resilience, security and adaptability across the sector. It is vital that the UK supply chain identifies where the biggest opportunities lie across international markets while responding to changing global demands.
This session will explore how energy markets around the world are adapting to economic pressures, geopolitical challenges, emerging technologies and the transition to a lower-carbon future. Panellists will discuss the barriers businesses face when entering and growing within different energy markets, while sharing insights on how companies can build resilience, strengthen partnerships and position themselves for long-term success.
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📍 Bureau Veritas: The Energy Transition Forum
📍 Bureau Veritas – The Energy Transition Forum
📅 Wednesday 2 September, 11:00 – 12:00, Main Stage
🎤 Dawn Robertson, Oil & Gas CAPEX & Decommissioning Director
🎤 Bertrand Martin, Senior Vice President Industry Product LineAs the energy sector balances energy security, international growth, and the transition to lower-carbon energy systems, organisations are facing increasingly complex decisions around investment, infrastructure, skills and emerging technologies.
The Bureau Veritas Energy Transition Forum 2026 will bring together influential industry leaders, decision-makers and technical experts to explore the priorities, challenges and opportunities shaping the future of energy. At the heart of the discussion will be the exclusive launch of the Bureau Veritas Energy Transition Report 2026, providing fresh insight into the trends and issues influencing the global energy landscape.
More than a traditional panel discussion, the Forum will be informed by perspectives gathered from across the industry through a series of interactive LinkedIn polls and Slido engagement activities in the lead-up to EEC26, ensuring the conversation reflects both expert insight and real-world industry priorities.
Insight-led. Industry-informed. Outcome-driven.
Join us for one of EEC26's flagship discussions and be part of the conversation shaping the next phase of the energy transition.
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📍 Hydrogen Exports and the Future of Energy Security
📍 Hydrogen Exports and the Future of Energy Security
📅 Wednesday 2nd September, 12:00 – 13:00 | Main Stage
🎤 Daniel Gonzales FernandesAs global energy systems evolve, hydrogen is emerging as an important player in long term energy security, diversifying supply and accelerating decarbonisation. With governments and industry investing heavily in low-carbon hydrogen production, infrastructure and trade corridors, international markets are positioning themselves for the next phase of global energy exports.
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📍 Navigating International Decommissioning Markets
📍 Navigating International Decommissioning Markets
📅 Thursday 3rd September, 09:30 – 10:30 | Main Stage
🎤 Dawn Robertson, Global Oil & Gas CAPEX & Decommissioning DirectorThis session will explore the growing decommissioning opportunities emerging across key international regions, with a particular focus on Brazil, Australia, and South East Asia markets that are seeing increasing investment, regulatory development, and project activity as ageing infrastructure approaches the end of its operational life.
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📍 Harnessing Europe’s Offshore Wind Potential
📍 Harnessing Europe’s Offshore Wind Potential
📅 Thursday 3rd September, 11:00 – 12:00 | Main Stage
🎤 Stephan Ciniselli, Global Renewables DirectorEurope continues to lead the global offshore wind sector, with significant investment being made into large-scale renewable energy infrastructure and supply chain development. As governments strive to reach net-zero targets and energy security strategies, offshore wind is creating substantial opportunities for exporters, developers, manufacturers, and service providers across the energy industry. This session will explore the expanding offshore wind landscape across Europe, with a focus on key growth and emerging markets including Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Poland, and the Baltic region.
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📍 SMRs and Global Supply Chain Opportunities in Nuclear
📍 SMRs and Global Supply Chain Opportunities in Nuclear
📅 Thursday 3 September, 13:00 – 14:00, Main Stage
🎤 Sammy Tweddle, Industry Technical Services DirectorAs the global energy transition accelerates, Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are emerging as a transformative force in nuclear power, offering scalable, flexible and lower cost solutions to meet rising clean energy demands. With a focus on Eastern Europe, we will examine how the country’s strong industrial base and established energy expertise position it to play a strategic role in the evolving nuclear ecosystem.
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📍 Exploring International Markets & Supply Chain Growth in Carbon Capture & Storage
📍 Exploring International Markets & Supply Chain Growth in Carbon Capture & Storage
📅 Thursday 3rd September, 14:00 – 15:00, Main Stage
🎤 Stuart Sinclair, Energy Transition Service Delivery ManagerCarbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is becoming a major export market for engineering services, offshore expertise, project development, and enabling technologies. With an industry facing a worldwide increase in pressure to decarbonise, CCS is emerging as a critical pathway to achieving net zero. A particular focus will be placed on how countries with advanced energy sectors are positioning themselves at the forefront of CCS to build internationally scalable solutions.
BOOK TIME WITH OUR EXPERTS

Whether you're exploring new opportunities, navigating complex technical challenges, or looking to discuss the future of energy, our specialists are available for dedicated conversations throughout EEC26. From energy security and asset integrity, to hydrogen, CCUS, offshore wind, nuclear and decommissioning, book time with the Bureau Veritas team to discuss your priorities, gain expert insight and explore how independent technical expertise, verification and assurance can help you move forward with confidence.