
Being the world’s largest shipbuilding nation, Chinese offshore shipyards play a central role in global Offshore O&G and OW installations. NORWEP’s roadshow gives the Norwegian delegation direct access to key shipyards and decision-makers through site visits and targeted B2B meetings, providing valuable market insight and positioning for future opportunities.
Key players in global Offshore O&G and OW newbuilding projects - Limited to 15 companies
Norwegian expertise is highly valued in the global Offshore FPSO/FLNG and OW installations Vessel market, and the majority of the world’s FPSO/FLNG and OW installations Vessel newbuilding projects are contracted or subcontracted through Chinese offshore shipyards. Leading FPSO/FLNG operators and contractors such as ENI, ExxonMobil, Equinor, Petrobras, BW Energy and MODEC, SBM Offshore, OceanStar continue to fabricate hulls, topside modules and living quarters in China. Offshore Wind players like Cadeler, Van Oord, Jan De Nul, DEME Group and others are also active at Chinese yards.
NORWEP invites Norwegian delegates to participate in a focused roadshow to key Chinese offshore shipyards, offering direct access to yards that play a central role in current and upcoming FPSO projects.
Participation in the roadshow is limited to 15 companies to ensure high-quality interaction and targeted engagement with shipyard stakeholders.
The delegation will visit selected Chinese offshore shipyards with proven experience in FPSO hulls, topsides and accommodation modules, including yards located in Dalian, Qingdao, Yantai, Nantong, Qidong and Shanghai.
As part of the programme, NORWEP will facilitate dedicated B2B meetings with key stakeholders at each shipyard, including representatives from top management, project management, engineering and procurement teams. The meetings can be combined with guided yard tours, providing participants with a comprehensive understanding of shipyard capabilities, ongoing projects and future opportunities.
This roadshow offers a unique opportunity to gain first-hand market insight, strengthen existing relationships and establish new strategic connections within a single, focused programme.
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Practical information
Participants are responsible for their own travel-related arrangements and costs, including flights, accommodation and other related expenses.
Norwegian, EU, UK, Singapore, Malaysia, etc. citizens are currently eligible for visa-free entry to China for short stays within 30 days. If you have any questions about your visa issue, please feel free to contact with Jian Guo, Senior Energy Advisor, NORWEP, China.



