Southeast Asia:
Energy Resilience · Offshore Innovation · Supply Chain Reconfiguration · Enabling Floating Production
Against reshaping global geopolitics, investment in offshore oil & gas as well as LNG across Asia Pacific keeps rising. Energy resilience, supply chain localisation and low-carbon transition have emerged as core regional priorities.

The 29th Asia Pacific Offshore Oil & Gas and FPS Production Systems Conference 2027 builds a closed-loop dialogue platform connecting oil operators, EPC contractors and equipment suppliers. The event encompasses 11 themed forums, 2 exclusive closed-door sessions, a dedicated offshore exhibition, over 200 pre-matched procurement meetings, as well as a 3-day cross-border industry site visit programme.

Key conference themes cover the full lifecycle of FPS assets, smart digital operation and maintenance, offshore electrification, CCUS-enabled decarbonisation, deepwater subsea systems and deployment of mature floating facilities. The Global Offshore Supply Chain Report will be officially launched during the summit, delivering end-to-end project matchmaking and compliance implementation solutions for Chinese businesses expanding into Southeast Asian markets.

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Comprehensive Breakdown of Core Opportunities and Industry Issues in Southeast Asia’s Offshore Sector

Topic 1: Southeast Asia's USD 100B+ FPSO/FLNG/FSRU Project Pipelines & The Final Window of Opportunity
This session analyses the rollout of 114 regional offshore projects, production timelines spanning 2026–2030, the final window to secure supply-chain positions in 2027, cross-border joint development frameworks, and bidding roadmaps for offshore blocks in respective nations.
Topic 2: Building Localisation Compliance & Resilient Supply Chains
Key discussion points cover PETRONAS localisation benchmarks, mandatory TKDN regulations in Indonesia, gaps in domestic production capacity, modular integration plus full-vessel delivery solutions from Chinese shipyards, as well as actionable pathways for joint factory establishment and technology transfer.
Topic 3: Resolving Supply & Demand Bottlenecks of Key Deepwater Subsea Production Hardware
Topics include long-lead delivery pain points for subsea Christmas trees, umbilicals and risers, intelligent inspection deployed via AUV/ROV, subsea flow assurance, as well as electrified transmission technologies for deepwater settings.
Topic 4: End-to-End FPS Lifecycle Digitalisation & Practical Low-Carbon Decarbonisation Solutions
The session covers AI-powered intelligent O&M, remote monitoring via digital twins, onshore power connectivity for offshore assets, carbon capture through CCS/CCUS, low-carbon E-FLNG designs, and floating facilities running on zero-carbon alternative fuels.
Topic 5: FPSO Redeployment, Life Extension & Asset Value Recovery
It covers retrofitting merits for FPSO/FSOs with over 20 years of operational service, cost and lifecycle comparisons between new-build and refurbished projects, asset integrity assessments, environmental compliance for decommissioning, and the secondary trading market for pre-owned floating units.
Topic 6: Innovative Leasing & Multi-Source Financing for Southeast Asian FPS Projects
Discussions cover financing structures for individual vessel projects valued at USD 1–2.5 billion, differentiated strengths of domestic and international financial institutions, leasing funds, asset securitisation, as well as tailored packages incorporating export credit insurance.
Complete Agenda Structure for OAP2027
The conference features 2 closed-door sessions and 11 public topical panels, all structured as tripartite dialogues uniting operators, EPC contractors, and equipment suppliers. This format replaces one-way briefings with candid cross-sector exchanges, bringing decision-makers across the upstream value chain to the same table to tackle the industry's most pressing challenges head-on.
Closed-door Session
By Invitation Only | 11–12 January (Mon–Tue)
Theme 1: Global Capacity vs Local Content Mandates – Dual Compliance Solutions - How to retain global procurement share amid EPC’s 40% local content threshold - Chinese module fabricators’ localization playbook: joint ventures, local yards & technology transfer – real-world practices - Case deep-dive: Integrated module + full-vessel export model, balancing PETRONAS local content rules & tight delivery schedule Theme 2: From Order to Delivery – Aligning China’s Offshore Capacity with Southeast Asian Project Timelines - Achieving 18-month module fabrication lead times: breakdown of delivery schedules at Chinese shipyards & module fabricators - Full-cycle one-stop delivery real cases: hull construction + module integration + complete vessel export - FPS financing packages from Chinese financial institutions: competitive edges vs Japanese, Korean & European banks
Day 1
Mon, 11 Jan
Session 1 | Asia-Pacific Offshore Market Outlook: Upcoming FIDs, Tender Blocks & Capital Flows Session 2 | FPS Flagship Project Updates: Eni North Hub / Abadi / Sabah Deepwater / Kelidang & More Session 3 | FPS Financing & Leasing: Without Funding, FIDs Remain Paperwork Session 4 | Supply Chain Restructuring: Local Content Barriers, Module Delays & Cumbersome Approvals Session 5 | Regional Country Focus: Malaysia / Indonesia / Brunei / Thailand / Vietnam / Myanmar
Day 2
Tue, 12 Jan
Session 6 | Next-Gen FPSO: Decarbonization, Electrification & Digitalization — Tech Frontier or Cost Leverage Session 7 | FLNG & FSRU: Southeast Asia’s Gas Hub — From Vision to Immediate FID Session 8 | Subsea Production Systems: 2-Year Tree Lead Time & Tight Umbilical Capacity — Hard Deepwater Constraints Session 9 | FPSO Redeployment, Life Extension & Decommissioning Decisions: 2-Year Faster Retrofit vs Newbuild
Post-Conference Site
By Invitation Only | 13–15 January (Wed–Fri)
- Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur & Johor Bahru): Operators, EPC Contractors & Design Firms - Singapore: EPC & FPS Asset Operation Headquarters - Batam, Indonesia: Small-Medium Yards & Local Content Pilot Zone

Southeast Asia FPS Project Map: 114 Active Offshore Projects Underway
Spanning 9 countries and regions, the 114 active offshore projects encompass oil & gas development and LNG infrastructure — including floating production facilities, subsea production and tiebacks, LNG import and regasification terminals, as well as life extension and decarbonisation retrofits — all scheduled for concentrated commissioning between 2026 and 2030.