Atlas NextWave attending Data Centre World Asia 2026 at Tech Week Singapore
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Home | Insights | Company News | Atlas NextWave attending World Offshore Week 2026 in Singapore
Atlas NextWave will attend World Offshore Week 2026 on 23 and 24 September at Singapore EXPO, joining offshore energy and maritime leaders from across Asia and beyond. The event will bring together more than 3,000 attendees, 100 exhibitors and 70 speakers to explore the developments shaping the future of the offshore sector.
World Offshore Week brings operators, contractors, shipyards, technology providers and supply chain partners together under one roof. Its programme covers key areas across the offshore landscape, including floating production, offshore decarbonisation, decommissioning, offshore wind and emerging technologies. As offshore projects become more technically demanding and operate across increasingly complex international environments, collaboration throughout the supply chain is essential. The event provides an opportunity to exchange knowledge, understand changing project requirements and build the partnerships needed to deliver offshore operations safely and effectively.
Paul Wakefield, Business Director, and Li Lynn Loong, Senior Consultant, will represent Atlas NextWave throughout the two-day event. They look forward to meeting organisations from across the offshore energy and maritime sectors and discussing the workforce challenges influencing projects across Asia and the wider international market. From specialist technical appointments and offshore crewing to complete workforce solutions, Atlas NextWave supports clients throughout the project lifecycle. Our teams combine local market insight with an established global delivery network, helping organisations access and mobilise the expertise their operations require.
Successful offshore projects depend on having the right people available at the right time. However, finding the necessary skills is only part of the challenge. International projects may also require support with compliance, mobilisation, payroll, immigration and the ongoing management of offshore teams. With more than four decades of experience across energy and marine markets, Atlas NextWave works alongside operators, contractors and service providers as a long-term knowledge partner. Our global network enables us to support projects across borders while adapting each workforce solution to local market conditions and operational requirements.
World Offshore Week offers an important platform for understanding where the offshore industry is heading next and what organisations will need to deliver the next generation of projects.
If you are attending the event in Singapore, connect with Paul Wakefield or Li Lynn Loong to discuss your upcoming projects, workforce requirements and opportunities for collaboration across Asia and beyond.