The Energy track explores how 3D printing is transforming some of the world’s most demanding and asset-intensive industries. Leaders from across energy production, exploration, and distribution will share how AM is driving innovation in part design, repair, and maintenance to improve efficiency and reduce downtime.
Sessions will showcase applications such as complex turbines, pumps, and drilling components, where additive technologies enable performance optimization, reduced lead times, and cost savings. Discussions will highlight advances in high-strength alloys, corrosion-resistant materials, and qualification standards that ensure reliability in extreme environments. Real-world case studies will demonstrate how AM supports supply chain resilience, extends equipment lifecycles, and advances sustainability through reduced waste and localized manufacturing.
Delegates will gain valuable insights into how additive is moving from pilot projects to industrial adoption, creating competitive advantages and operational flexibility for the energy, oil & gas sectors.
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Building Quality 5.0 Frameworks for Additive Manufacturing in Energy Applications
Sainyam Arora, Quality Assurance & Systems Engineer, Johnson Matthey
