Ocyan Holds Innovation Event Featuring Discussions on Oil and Gas Sector, New Energies, and New Business Opportunities

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Published on 14/08/2023 at 20:28

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The Event Will Feature Participation from Market Specialists, Academics, and Specialized Consultancies

Ocyan is holding the third edition of Innovation Day this Tuesday (15), an event that opens up space for discussions on topics driving the innovation market in the oil and gas, and energy sectors. Innovation Day will take place at Inovateca, in the Technology Park of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), and the public will be able to follow the activities on Ocyan’s YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@ocyansa).

“We are on our way to the third edition of Innovation Day, which shows that the market has embraced our initiative. Addressing innovation in the oil and gas market is essential for the challenges that lie ahead in the coming years, such as new energy projects and decarbonization. Having the opportunity to exchange experiences and knowledge is very enriching for everyone,” celebrates Patrícia Grabowsky, executive manager of innovation and digital transformation at Ocyan.

The event begins with in-person conversations for invited guests, featuring round tables led by representatives from companies such as Petrobras, Repsol Sinopec, Valetec, and Ocyan. Among the topics that will be addressed are: best practices for securing funding for innovation; processes and metrics; deeptech; intrapreneurship; and the role of hydrogen in the energy transition.

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“Also in the morning, taking advantage of Ocyan now being part of the group of companies that maintain the Technology Park of UFRJ and with the aim of strengthening this partnership that provides us the opportunity to connect with startups, hubs, and reference laboratories, we will visit the SENAI Institute of Innovation in Biosynthetics and Fibers,” explains Lívia Savignon, Innovation Coordinator at Ocyan.

In the afternoon, three “Specialist Meetings” will be held, covering topics such as: “Technological Innovation as a Driver of Energy Evolution”; “Strategic Governance of Innovation in Large Corporations”; and “Corporate Venture Building: Accelerating Corporate Growth from the Inside Out.” The panels will feature guests from ABEEólica (Brazilian Wind Energy Association and New Technologies); Abiogás (Brazilian Gas Association); Innoscience; Copa Energia; Eletrobras; Oxygea; Braskem, and Ocyan.

Complete information can be found on the event website: https://innovationdayocyan.my.canva.site/

Technology Park

This year, Ocyan is part of the group of companies maintaining the Technology Park of UFRJ. As part of the partnership, Ocyan is expanding its relationship with the innovation ecosystem in Rio de Janeiro, connecting with startups, hubs, and university laboratories, as well as utilizing spaces and technological prospecting.

About Ocyan

Ocyan is a supplier in the oil and gas and new energies sector, with values of safety first, trusted partnership, and commitment to society. Its operation is to provide solutions for the offshore industry in the areas of production, through the joint venture Altera&Ocyan, subsea construction and decommissioning projects, as well as maintenance and offshore services. It also has shareholding participation in the offshore drilling segment, through the new drilling company, Foresea. Ocyan is also advancing in studies and projects related to new services and energies. More information: www.ocyan-sa.com.

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Ocyan Holds Innovation Event Featuring Discussions on Oil and Gas Sector, New Energies, and New Business Opportunities

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