Ocean Visuals will be in Stavanger for ONS 2026, taking part as a hosting company in the Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP) International Markets programme.

ONS brings together the global energy industry to explore the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of energy. With this year’s programme focusing on topics including geopolitics, energy security and climate, the event provides a platform for companies across the energy value chain to exchange knowledge, build partnerships and explore new opportunities.
As part of the NORWEP International Markets programme, Ocean Visuals will meet with international companies, operators and industry stakeholders visiting Stavanger. The programme connects Norwegian technology providers with international companies and industry stakeholders through curated B2B meetings, market sessions and discussions focused on specific market needs and business opportunities.
For Ocean Visuals, this provides an opportunity to learn more about the priorities and challenges facing different markets, while exploring where Norwegian technology and expertise can contribute.
ONS also provides an opportunity to discuss the growing role of advanced sensing and monitoring technologies in offshore operations. Ocean Visuals develops OWL™ LiDAR technology for real-time detection, classification and quantification of hydrocarbons in water, supporting applications including offshore infrastructure monitoring, well decommissioning, environmental baseline studies and regulatory compliance.
As offshore operations become increasingly data-driven, access to reliable, real-time information can support better decision-making across different stages of an asset’s lifecycle. Connecting with operators and technology partners across international markets is therefore an important part of understanding where real-time monitoring can create practical value.
We look forward to meeting international stakeholders, exchanging perspectives and exploring opportunities for collaboration during ONS 2026.



“The operational use of this technology has the potential to improve the verification of suspicious oil features, the detection of oil in the water column, reducing the need for conventional laboratory analysis.”
Cristina Maria Bentz