Events

Conferences attendance

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ONS 2026

24-27 August 2026

Stavanger, Norway

SaveOCEAN had the opportunity to take the stage at ONS in Stavanger joining Energy Cluster Norway at their stand in Hall 9 to bring something we believe deserves a much bigger place in the energy conversation: the ocean itself.

Our CEO presents: how technology, AI and better ways of documenting environmental action can help connect industrial activity with the ecosystems in which that activity takes place.

LandSeaLot Conference

30 September 2026

Brussels, Belgium

Land-Sea 2026 seeks to integrate and enhance existing coastal observation efforts including in situ, satellite, modelling and citizen science to better study the land-sea interface area, where terrestrial and marine habitats meet.

SaveOCEAN will be present with poster: OceanQuest: Audit-Ready evidence for Land-Sea Interface

Tekna & AI Mission Hub

7 September 2026

Oslo, Norway

SaveOCEAN is proud to join AI for Ocean: From Data to Decisions, a professional gathering hosted by Tekna Big Data and AI Mission Hub, exploring how artificial intelligence can help us protect and work with our oceans more responsibly.

Our CEO will present: “Data You Can Trust: AI-Verified Ocean Action, From Citizen Science to Compliance”

Geoscience 2026

22 -23 October 2026

Bucharest, Romania

1th edition of the GEOSCIENCE – International Symposium, hosted by the Romanian Society of Applied Geophysics (SGAR) & Partners. The program will include presentations and discussions addressing urgent global challenges, such as contributions to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

SaveOCEAN is presenting: SaveOCEAN platform: a multi-source satellite, in-site sensor and field-data verification framework for ocean and coastal monitoring

UNITED NATIONS WORLD DATA FORUM

9-12 November 2026

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

On November 10, SaveOCEAN will have the opportunity to take the stage at UNITED NATIONS WORLD DATA FORUM

part of the DEMO.502 From Data to Action: Live Demos from Ocean Science, AI in Climate Negotiations, and Disaster Response and Recover. We will share the stage with Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and
Development (BMZ), Germany; Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) ; United Nations Development Programme (UNDP); Disaster Management Center, Sri Lanka.

Oslo Ocean Days

10 September 2026

Oslo, Norway

Ocean Intelligence – Strategic Infrastructure in the Age of AI.

We are participating as guests to learn more and hear  leaders on how AI, data, sensors, autonomous systems and emerging technologies are reshaping ocean industries – and what this means for future competitiveness, security and industrial leadership.

Atlantic Plastics 2026

20-22 October 2026

Reykjavík, Iceland

SaveOCEAN is proud to join the Third International Symposium on Marine Plastic Pollution in Reykjavík, Iceland.

Oslo Innovation Week

19-22 October 2026

Oslo, Norway

From bold pitches to late-night networking — this is where Oslo’s innovation scene comes together. Oslo Innovation Week is Norway’s most important meeting place for innovation.

Other relevant events

UN Water Conference 2026

8-10 December 2026

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

The 2026 United Nations Water Conference, co-hosted by the United Arab Emirates and Senegal, and convened in UAE 8-10 December 2026, will bring this spirit of solidarity to life and help to build a water-secure future for all.

World Ocean Summit & Expo

16-18 March 2027

Aqaba, Jordan

Economist Enterprise is hosting its 14th annual World Ocean Summit in Jordan in March 2027. The event will broaden the ocean conversation to also examine its growing importance to economic growth, trade, food and energy security, business resilience and global prosperity.

11th World Water Forum

21-25 March 2027

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

The world’s largest process-based gathering on water held every three years to turn commitments into real solutions.

2027 Ocean Decade Conference

2027

This Conference will be co-organised with UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) in its role as the lead agency of the Ocean Decade, the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MCTI) of Brazil, and the City of Rio de Janeiro.