BBTC is currently the only event that focuses on technologies, project trends, catalysts and equipment innovations as residue upgrading becomes increasingly important to the energy industry and in this region.
The event is very well supported by key regional and international companies and those confirmed to attend so far include: BAPCO, Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC), Satorp, Jordan Petroleum, Indian Oil, Elobied Refinery Company Sudan, Bangchak Petroleum Company Bangkok, National Oil & Gas Authority (NOGA), Bechtel, Shell Global Solutions, Nexant, Criterion, Chevron Lummus Global, Amec Foster Wheeler, KBR Technology, Air Liquide, ART, Albemarle, Quadrise Fuels, HyVent Technology, Cameron, Mogas, ZymeFlow Decon Technology, Sulzer and others.
It brings together top government officials, industry captions and renowned academics, and facilitates discussion and debate on the top priority issues, attracting 1000-1200 audience from around the world. This year’s CPCIC will focus on the topic of New Normal, New Competitiveness.
The exhibition is a showcase for global manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers representing all of the key sectors within the refining and petrochemical industry. The Conference is a discussion and knowledge-sharing platform focusing on the market trends, developments, projects, technology and innovation in the sector.
It is aimed at providing a platform for professionals, companies and stakeholders to learn and understand the growth potentials of the countries in the East Africa region and showcase the newest products, services and technologies of companies in order to encourage business, improve their operations, and attract investment.
The theme of MPGC 2017 is The Turbulent Path to an Oil Market Recovery: The Challenge of Reaching a Balanced and Sustainable Price. MPGC brings together the captains of the oil industry, a stellar line up of speakers, keynote addresses from visionaries from the global and UAE energy scene, and Fortune 500 company sponsors, delivering industry insights, dialogues, discussions and business interactions at the highest levels.
MPGC enjoys the highest political support in each host city. Since 1993, MPGC has been held in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Bahrain, and Oman. More than 2,350 companies are represented with over 11,550 delegates and 1,090 speakers from 150 countries. MPGC has also received the support of more than 330 sponsors and 300 media sponsors.
With the recent oil and gas finds throughout Africa, local content development has been highlighted as an area that should be focused on to improve skills development across the supply chain and benefit the local economies.
It features a strategic conference, dedicated industry exhibition and the annual OTL Downstream Industry Dinner.
A must-attend downstream technology event, providing both excellent content and networking opportunities. The ASIA-TECH programme will update you on the latest technologies, optimisation techniques in refining, residue upgrading and petrochemicals for achieving competitive advantage.
SIEW enriches the global energy conversation by convening political, business, academic and energy industry thought-leaders to define and advance the world’s leading energy challenges, solutions and actions across the energy spectrum of oil & gas, clean and renewable energy, and energy infrastructure financing.
Under the theme “New Energy Realities”, delegates at SIEW 2016 will discuss the opportunities and challenges in the current changing environment of excess oil and gas supply, slowing upstream investments from low oil prices, technological advances and the rising deployment of renewables.
The National Energy Forum, organised by the Malaysian Gas Association, Suruhanjaya Tenaga and Energy Council of Malaysia, with support from EPU and KeTTHA, has been bringing together policy makers, regulators, industry players, experts and other stakeholders since 2009 to discuss topics of concern to the energy industry. This year’s forum will be focused on the efforts of the government and the industry to build a sustainable and secure energy future that is resilient and appropriately balances the needs of the economy, environment and people.
The Minister of Energy, Green Technology and Water, Maximus Ongkili, will be officiating throughout the day as a line-up of 10 industry experts speak at the event. Mel Ydreos, International Gas Union’s executive director of public affairs and chairman of the co-ordination committee, will be the keynote speaker of the day, which will also feature an exclusive conversation in which Idris Jala speaks with Kamarul Bahrin from Astro Awani.
