Opsealog’s Key Takeaways from ADIPEC 2024

Nov 20, 2024 | Blog

The ADIPEC 2024 conference was a remarkable showcase of innovation and collaboration, addressing challenges in the energy and maritime sectors. Over four days, 2,250 energy leaders from across the energy sector gather to discuss the evolving landscape of the energy transition.

Opsealog was represented by Damien Bertin, Business Director, and Bharat M Patil, Communications Marketing Manager, who exhibited in the Marine & Logistics Zone and attended key conferences. Their presence allowed the company to engage directly with industry leaders, contributing to and absorbing invaluable insights. These discussions affirmed the importance of adopting holistic strategies to meet decarbonization targets. Optimizing performance not only reduces carbon emissions but also enhances their contribution to a resilient, low-carbon future.

→ Collaboration Is Essential

A dominant theme throughout the conference was the urgency of reshaping the global energy ecosystem amidst evolving geopolitical and environmental challenges. Transitioning to lower-carbon fuels requires a collective effort across governments, industries, and sectors. Stakeholders can effectively overcome barriers like financing and infrastructure to deploy low-carbon solutions by pooling resources, establishing global standards, and fostering innovative partnerships.

Collaboration is critical to achieving ambitious net-zero targets. The maritime industry will benefit from cross-sector partnerships that can ensure the integration of data-driven efficiency solutions.

→ Operational excellence drives Decarbonization

Operational excellence was another key takeaway from ADIPEC 2024. This framework, centered on leadership, continuous improvement, and data-driven processes, has proven to be a vital driver of efficiency and sustainability. For the offshore and, more generally, the maritime sector, every decision—whether related to route optimization, fuel usage, or maintenance—can significantly impact both environmental outcomes and operational costs. Companies that prioritize fleet performance management can make measurable progress toward decarbonization while maintaining competitiveness in the industry.

Data remains central to achieving operational excellence and sustainability. Advanced technologies such as data analytics, automation, and artificial intelligence transform raw operational data into actionable insights. These solutions help optimize vessel performance, improve fuel efficiency, and ensure compliance with evolving regulations.

You can learn more on ADIPEC 2024 website

Insights from our team

“ADIPEC 2024 reinforced the reality that achieving a low-carbon future requires both bold innovation and practical action. These four days of insights and discussions have confirmed that we are not only part of this transformation but are also helping to lead the way.

Finding the right solution provider has become increasingly challenging in a complex and crowded market. At Opsealog, we are proud to stand out by consistently delivering value to companies, charters, and shipowners over the past 10 years. Trusted by leaders like ADNOC L&S, our dedication to driving operational excellence and sustainability continues to position us as a key partner in the energy transition.

As we reflect on the conference’s themes, one thing is clear: the industry has a pivotal role to play in shaping a sustainable future, and Opsealog stands ready to help. Together, we can turn ambition into action and contribute to a cleaner, more resilient ecosystem.”

Learn how you can achieve efficiency with Opsealog

Turning Data into Operational and Commercial Advantage

Modern ships generate an estimated 20 gigabytes of data daily—that's 20 gigabytes of opportunity. As highlighted in Inmarsat's The Digital Wave report, the focus is shifting from just using data to considering how it might be useful for others. This shift in mindset...

Episode 4 – From BI Developer to Technical Director, Gilles Cros

Welcome to the final episode of Maritime with a French Accent! In this season finale, we’re joined by Gilles Cros, Technical Director at Opsealog, for a conversation about data science. Gilles reflects on his experiences in maritime and other industries, sharing how...

How Data Can Improve Offshore Safety

In the Oil and Gas industry, safety is the number one priority. Safety practices are essential to protecting personnel, preserving the environment, and ensuring operational integrity. With operations spanning exploration, drilling, production, and refining, workers...

Time to Upgrade your Offshore Fleet? Listen to your Data

As the offshore industry rebounds from the recent market downturn, vessel owners are in a pivotal moment. While the market shows signs of recovery, owners are hesitant to make large investments in new vessels, concerned that overcommitting could leave them vulnerable...

Episode 3 – From Maritime law to business Leadership, Damien Bertin

In our third episode of "Maritime with a French Accent", we discussed with Damien Bertin, Opsealog's Business Development Director. Discover his unique journey from law to maritime business development. Damien shared how his early career path—from studying maritime...

A step-by-step approach to designing your data reporting framework

Navigating the complexities of data standardization can transform how vessel operators manage their fleets. Data standardization involves creating consistent formats and structures for data, making it easier to share, analyze, and use across different systems and...

5 Key Metrics for Maritime Fleet Optimization

In the maritime industry, fleet optimization is no longer just about cost efficiency—it's about staying competitive, meeting environmental regulations, and ensuring operational excellence. With increasing pressure from rising fuel costs, tighter emissions regulations,...

Creating Value from Data Standardisation

A guide on how emerging data standardisation initiatives will revolutionise the offshore support vessel market Opsealog is at the forefront of maritime innovation, advocating for the critical role of data standardisation in the offshore industry. Our latest white...

Opsealog partners with Azule Energy to reduce emissions from OSV fleet

Digitalisation project will help reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from a total of 33 Offshore Supply Vessels by up to 10%. Marseille (France) and Luanda (Angola), 27th of August 2024 – Opsealog, a provider of data integration and analysis services for the...

Optimize Your Fleet: A Guide to Choosing the Best Offshore Supply Vessel

In the competitive world of maritime and oil & gas operations, optimizing fleet performance is essential for reducing costs, enhancing efficiency, and minimizing environmental impact. This blog explores key strategies for fleet optimization, backed by a real-world...