The past two weeks have taken the SubCtech team across several key events of the international offshore, subsea and maritime industries – from Australia and the Middle East to major European industry gatherings.

With SCDU 2026, ADIPEC, EURONAVAL and the Rostock Ocean Convention, we had the opportunity to connect with customers, partners and industry experts across very different markets – and to discuss a broad range of topics around subsea power, ocean monitoring, autonomous operations and future maritime technologies.

Rostock Ocean Convention

At the same time, Jana Fahning, Head of Ocean Monitoring, represented SubCtech at the Rostock Ocean Convention on 3–4 November, again together with the Gabler Group.

The event brought together an excellent maritime community and created plenty of room for technical discussions, new contacts and an exchange of ideas around ocean technologies and future maritime applications.

A special thank you goes to the team and everyone involved in creating such an open and collaborative atmosphere in Rostock.

Subsea Controls Down Under 2026

At SCDU 2026 in Perth, SubCtech was represented by Julia Köhne, Head of Ocean Power, and Leon Maass from Sales.

Alongside many valuable discussions with the Australian and international subsea community, SubCtech also contributed to the conference programme with a presentation, sharing our perspective and expertise with an audience focused on the future of subsea control and offshore technology.

The event once again demonstrated how strongly topics such as electrification, subsea energy storage and increasingly autonomous offshore infrastructure are gaining importance across the industry.

EURONAVAL together with the Gabler Group

At EURONAVAL, SubCtech was represented by Gunnar Tons, CEO, and Steffen C., Systems Engineer, together with our colleagues from the Gabler Group.

The event offered another perspective on the growing relevance of reliable underwater technologies, energy systems and autonomous solutions – particularly in applications where endurance, operational availability and robust subsea technology are essential.

Our presence together with the Gabler Group also highlighted the complementary expertise within the group and the opportunities created by combining different technologies and system capabilities.

A first for SubCtech: ADIPEC

Another milestone followed shortly afterwards: our first-ever participation at ADIPEC in Abu Dhabi.

Representing SubCtech were Julia Köhne, Leon Maass, Sören Johannsen, CMO, and Stefan S., Senior Systems Engineer.

ADIPEC provided an excellent opportunity to introduce SubCtech and our technologies to a broader international energy audience. Discussions ranged from subsea power and energy storage to monitoring solutions and new applications for increasingly remote and autonomous offshore infrastructure.

For us, the first appearance at ADIPEC was not only about presenting technology – it was about establishing new relationships, understanding market requirements and identifying opportunities for future projects and partnerships.

Connecting markets, technologies and people

Four events within a short period – each with a different focus, audience and market perspective.

What connected all of them was the quality of the conversations. Whether discussing offshore energy, subsea infrastructure, defence applications, autonomous systems or ocean monitoring, we experienced a strong interest in technologies that enable operations to become more autonomous, reliable, efficient and data-driven.

For SubCtech, these events are therefore much more than opportunities to present products. They allow us to understand evolving requirements, exchange ideas with experts and partners and translate market needs into future technologies and projects.

A big thank you to everyone we met in Perth, at ADIPEC, at EURONAVAL and in Rostock – and, of course, to all our colleagues and partners who made these events possible.

We are looking forward to continuing the conversations.