Hall B 80%
2,008 of 2,502 sqm booked
Exhibit at OTD Energy 2027
Where the NCS does its buying.
Two days. Three halls. Stavanger Forum. The operators commissioning work on the Norwegian Continental Shelf — and the full supply chain that delivers it.
63% of stand area booked or reserved.
3,978 of 6,317 sqm sold across Halls B, C and E at Stavanger Forum. Updated continuously as new stands go.
Hall C 27%
333 of 1,217 sqm booked
Hall E 63%
1,637 of 2,598 sqm booked
The full Norwegian offshore value chain — under one roof.
OTD Energy attracts the operators commissioning work, the EPCI contractors delivering it, and the supply chain that makes it possible.
826
Operator delegates
from 13 NCS operator companies
Equinor, Aker BP, Vår Energi, ConocoPhillips, OKEA, Harbour Energy, TotalEnergies, Shell + 5 more
1,708
Contractors
from ~65 companies
Aker Solutions, Aibel, Oceaneering, Archer, Baker Hughes, Subsea 7 — EPCI integrators, subsea operators and drilling specialists combined
3,200+
Companies
across the supply chain
The full NCS supply chain from global technology providers to specialist workshops
74.5% of visitors influence purchasing decisions
A breakdown of the visitor base by decision authority and job title — the people who actually walk to your stand. Sales and engineering lead the floor; procurement is the densest of any Norwegian exhibition we've measured; and ownership-level decision-makers are the largest single authority bracket.
Decision authority
- Decision maker 29.9%
- Co-decision maker 20.8%
- Advisor 23.8%
- Not involved 25.5%
Decision-influencers (decision-maker + co-decision-maker + advisor) total 74.5%.
Top job-title categories
- Sales 18.6%
- Engineering 14.2%
- Management 13.7%
- Business Development 10.4%
- Project management 6.5%
- Procurement 5.7%
- Owner 5.6%
- Consultancy 4.2%
307 procurement professionals, 764 engineers, 350 in project management.
13 NCS operator companies were here.
826 operator delegates across the two days. Norwegian majors, international licensees and the state body — the operators commissioning work on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, in one building.
- Equinor
- Aker BP
- Vår Energi
- ConocoPhillips
- Harbour Energy
- OKEA
- DNO
- INPEX
- OMV
- Repsol
- Shell
- TotalEnergies
- Petoro
Operator companies as defined by NPD/Sokkeldirektoratet licence-holders active on the NCS in 2025.
Want to meet them in October 2027? Reserve your stand →
The 20 strongest contractor names on the floor.
1,708 contractor professionals across the integrator, subsea and drilling layers of the NCS supply chain. Below: the 20 strongest contractor names of 2025, ranked by visitor delegation — the names that deliver operator work on the shelf. If you supply this layer of the chain, your customers were on the floor.
- 01 Aker Solutions
- 02 Oceaneering
- 03 Aibel
- 04 Archer
- 05 Baker Hughes
- 06 Moreld Apply
- 07 Worley
- 08 Odfjell Technology
- 09 Emerson
- 10 Halliburton
- 11 SLB
- 12 DeepOcean
- 13 Ocean Installer
- 14 Transocean
- 15 Subsea 7
- 16 TechnipFMC
- 17 NOV
- 18 Wood
- 19 DOF
- 20 Kongsberg Maritime
Top 20 by 2025 visitor delegation across EPCI/Tier-1, subsea services and drilling/rig segments.
If your customers were on this list, they'll be back. Book your spot →
The numbers OTD Energy publishes — and the ones competitors won't.
In 2025, 38 exhibitors logged 5,356 contacts via Lead Scanner. Few exhibitions release this data. We do.
Volume story
112 qualified leads
Top-10 Lead Scanner exhibitors averaged 112 contacts each in 2025. Semco Maritime alone recorded 600 leads across the event.
Access story
826 operator delegates
From 13 NCS operator companies — Equinor, Aker BP, Vår Energi, ConocoPhillips, OKEA, Harbour Energy, TotalEnergies, Shell + 5 more. No cold outreach required.
Depth story
2,534 buyer-side professionals
Operator + EPCI/Tier-1 combined. The horizontal supplier gets volume; the specialist gets the right five meetings.
Make 2027 your strongest two days. Reserve your stand →
Three ways exhibitors win at OTD Energy.
OTD Energy works for the horizontal supplier who needs volume, the specialist who needs five meetings with the right people, and the qualified technology partner aiming for the operator floor.
Track A · Selling to operators / Tier-1
Depth over volume
The right five meetings, not 100 badge scans.
Best fit: Specialist subsea, topside, and qualified technology suppliers with frame-agreement ambitions.
The proof: Equinor Global Supplier Day on-site · operator delegates from all the Norwegian majors and most international licensees · procurement-dense audience.
Track B · Horizontal supplier
Volume
Your entire market in two days.
Best fit: Distributors, tools and equipment, industrial supplies, safety, services, certification, logistics, digital platforms.
The proof: Top 10 Lead Scanner exhibitors averaged 112 contacts each · Semco Maritime reported 600 qualified leads · TESS, Biesterfeld and Ahlsell rebook 72–108 sqm year after year.
Track C · Specialist supplier
Relationship density
Your customers are the contractors and fabricators.
Best fit: Mechanical workshops, hydraulic specialists, electrical integrators, steel fabricators, surface treatment, MRO services.
The proof: Aker Solutions, Aibel, Oceaneering, Archer and the rest of the Tier-1 contractor network on-site · the engineering, fabrication and subsea teams that subcontract across the NCS.