All aboard! Register for the North Sea Conference 2022
We are pleased to announce that you can now sign up for this year's North Sea Conference.
The event takes place 23-25 May in the lovely historic city of Bruges, Belgium. This is the first face to face North Sea Conference since 2019 and the excitement around the event is high!
One conference, five events
The main conference, set for 24 May, is themed 'driving green, resilient and digital transitions'.
On this day, speakers and panelists will share their visions for how to fight global warming and recover from the Covid-19 downturn. You will also have the chance to engage in workshops and explore an exhibition to discover North Sea projects. The day will be topped off with the North Sea Video and Photo Contest awards and a networking reception.
The conference also offers two North Sea Region Programme events:
On 23 May, join Scoop the Impact for an entertaining dive exploring the amazing achievements of North Sea projects. On top of this, top experts will share tips on how to engage with the press and policymakers.
On 25 May, the Get Ready event equips you to get ready to apply in Call 2 in the new programme. The day is packed with hands-on tips for you to create a successful application.
In addition, the North Sea Commission will host its Annual Business Meeting and a Youth Council meeting in Bruges during the conference days. These events are by invitation only.
Let's Whova!
This year we are using the Whova app as the online platform for the conference. With the app you will have the conference agendas and locations at your fingertips. Also, it doubles as an interactive platform where you can get in touch with other participants and set up meetings.
Register
Join us for an exciting event designed to inspire and connect you to people and organisations sharing your interests, and to discuss your ideas with future partners!
Please note that the conference is limited to 300 delegates. We advise you to sign up as soon as possible to secure your seat. Registration is on a first come, first served basis.
The Conference is jointly hosted by the North Sea Commission, the Province of West Flanders, and Flanders Innovation and Entrepreneurship with support from the North Sea Region Programme.