OceanAlpha presented its Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV) technologies at the 25th NOG Energy Week Conference & Exhibition, held from 5–9 July 2026 at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre in Abuja, Nigeria.
During the event, the company met with energy-sector professionals and project stakeholders to discuss how autonomous vessels could support offshore and nearshore operations. These discussions explored how USVs could enable safer and more efficient inspection, survey, security and emergency-response tasks in demanding marine environments.
OceanAlpha’s exhibition included two USV models developed for demanding offshore work. The V180 work-class ROV-integrated USV combined an uncrewed surface platform with work-class remotely operated vehicle deployment capabilities, supporting remote subsea inspection and intervention.
The company also showcased the L42B hydrographic and geophysical survey USV. Designed for hydrographic and geophysical survey work, the vessel supports applications including pipeline and cable-route inspection across nearshore and offshore environments.
OceanAlpha used the event to continue discussions with energy professionals and explore how uncrewed technologies could support practical offshore operations in Nigeria and across the wider region.
