Share your technological and process expertise within drilling, completions, well intervention, well control, and tubulars at the SPE/IADC International Drilling Conference and Exhibition. Join the global conversation by being part of an exceptional technical program covering a broad range of disciplines within the drilling sector.
Go Digital Energy is an annual B2B summit that goes beyond the digital hype and that covers the entire energy value chain. The summit provides a networking platform for the industry, bringing together and creating a growing network of like-minded professionals and business leaders.
We will hear views of energy leaders, discover how to use the power of data to boost efficiency and scale, how to achieve sustainability goals, and learn more about digital technologies for energy transformation among other topics.
Black Sea Oil & Gas is an annual B2B event providing a networking platform for the industry for the last 9 years. The conference has the reputation of the largest industry event in the region.
In light of the war in Ukraine, it is becoming ever more important to improve energy security and speed up the energy transition in Europe. Can Romania play an important role in achieving these goals? What are the opportunities that the Black Sea region has to offer? How to reshape the E&P industry?
We will talk about energy security and emerging initiatives to solve the energy crisis, the role of natural gas in energy transition, offshore development in Turkey, Bulgaria, and Georgia, Romanian offshore discoveries and regulatory changes, impacts of TurkStream on Europe, deploying automation at scale to increase efficiency, and other topics.
Green Energy Africa Summit connects ministers and government leaders with the global private sector. In 2022 we will welcome 1,000+ senior delegates across two days of pioneering industry leading insight, delivering deals and transactions across our conference, exhibition, and elite networking platforms. In 2021, we launched the Green Energy Africa Summit at an exclusive ministerial and VIP symposium officiated by H.E. Suhail Al Mazrouei, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, United Arab Emirates and in the presence of many high profile figures including Africa Union Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy H.E. Dr. Amani Abou-Zeid and Africa Continental Free Trade Area Secretary General H.E. Wamkele Keabetswe Mene. It included round table talks with 30+ ministers from across Africa and beyond who engaged in project-development negotiations with the global private sector. More than 500 institutions attended the event – collectively accountable for controlling more than $100bn of capital for energy projects.
Amongst others, medical-grade masks, gloves, PPE, various medical equipment along with several packaging applications have proved to be a lifesaver and played a vital role in protecting the health and safety of frontline workers as well as civilians during the pandemic. However, the manner in which their disposal is handled poses a serious environmental challenge. This is creating an urgent need to change our mindset from the existing linear take-make-dispose model and shift towards a closed-loop, reusability, and recycling-focused model. This requires a systemic transformation where all waste is viewed as a valuable resource and its value is captured within the economy. This can be achieved on the back of innovation through collaboration along the value chain, which was brought to the limelight during the pandemic.
On the flip side, an increased focus on recycling is both a growing threat and an opportunity to the virgin polymers industry. This is making plastic producers, refiners, waste management companies innovate new business models to develop a global economy where plastics are never wasted. Although collection and sorting remain the most challenging barriers to achieve a circular economy, advancements in advanced recycling technologies are aiming to ease the process.
With countries and companies pledging their support towards carbon neutrality and achieving net-zero goals, supply chain decarbonization has the potential to create a positive impact. Addressing Scope 3 emissions is fundamental for companies to realize these commitments and to create long-term value. Companies can leverage by engaging with suppliers to create a net-zero supply chain, reduce emissions, and boost their climate impact. Collaboration amongst corporations, investors, governments, and the value chain plays a leading role and will bring in systemic changes in the supply chain, to mitigate future risks. Scope 3 emissions also include those from employees commuting as well as business travel, and it calls for a cultural change within organizations.
New areas of growth are here, from reverse logistics to new transport solutions to new energy storage systems, these are set to make big positive changes to supply chain and logistics. Not forgetting the digital side, it is important to put humans at the centre of your digital transformation efforts by upskilling, retaining critical skills, and placing them above technology to create new growth opportunities. A customer-centric supply chain is vital to meet the needs of customers to drive differentiation, growth, and profitability.
The 13th edition of the GPCA Supply Chain Conference puts its spotlight on new growth opportunities to future-proof supply chains. Join us as we bring together supply chain leaders who have tackled the biggest challenges, brought in new growth opportunities, and are shifting the dial through sustainable practices and weathering the uncertainties of tomorrow.
The Madrid Energy Conference has become the nexus for Latin American and European energy leaders to discuss energy transition solutions and clean energy advances, as well as how to navigate challenges exacerbated by COVID-19, particularly in terms of finance and fiscal stability in Latin America. Our ability to convene regional and global thought leaders and deliver cutting-edge content ensures that the Madrid Energy Conference 2022 will again provide the forum for the connections and productive discussions that translates into important investment between the regions.
As the largest exhibition of its kind, Gastech Milan will provide space for 1,000 exhibitors to showcase the value that they can bring to the industry. Outdoor exhibition space will be available for the demonstration of lower-carbon technologies and mobility solutions. And, with over 24 international pavilions, the show floor will have a truly international appeal supporting an integrated world-class business environment.
Conference attendees can look forward to hearing from over 900 speakers in sessions covering the latest commercial and technical developments as well as insights from over 400 ministers, CEOs and policymakers. They will lead the debate and convey their unique perspectives on the state of the energy industry and ambitions on how it will evolve over the coming decades.
The key leaders of oil & gas companies, EPCs, refineries, and pipeline operators join the Congress to network with potential partners and discuss O&G transformation, asset management, smart tools for process optimization of different assets like oilfields, pipelines, refineries and petrochemical plants.
Among speakers and delegates are TotalEnergies, Worley, MOL Group, Equinor, <a href='https://theenergyyear.com/companies-institutions/petrofac/’>Petrofac, Cepsa, McDermott, TANAP, Eustream, KBR, Milazzo Refinery and TUPRAS refineries.
The business program of AUTOMA 2022 highlights the following topics:
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African countries with major LNG resources, such as Nigeria, Angola, Libya, and Algeria, suffer from limited and underdeveloped pipeline networks, refineries, jetties, terminals, and ports. Additionally, incentivising foreign investment is often problematised by a host of risk factors, including political instability, local insecurity issues and financial institutions shifting investments from fossil fuels to renewables. Finally, securing the latest technology to facilitate local content development has proven cost prohibitive given the reliance on foreign intellectual property and the continual brain drain of key local human capital.
These ideas and more will be discussed at The African Petroleum Producers Organization (APPO), the Government of the Republic of Angola, and AMETrade are pleased to organise the 8th African Petroleum Congress and exhibition (CAPE VIII). The event will take place from 17th-19th May, in Luanda, Republic of Angola. It will feature a high-level strategic three-day conference, B2B trade exhibition, technical and touristic site visits, awards and essay competitions.
The African Petroleum Congress and Exhibitions (CAPE) is established as the largest and the most influential oil and gas event in Africa, it seeks to provide investors the opportunity to have deeper information and knowledge of the oil and gas industry in Africa. CAPE started in 2003 and will take place this year for the first time in Angola under the theme is “Energy Transition: Challenges and Opportunities in the African Energy, Oil and Gas Industries”.
CAPE VIII will feature three days of high-level strategic conference including: keynote speeches, panel discussions, trade exhibitions as well as a series of social functions to allow participants to network in an enjoyable atmosphere. From exploration to distribution, production, refining and transport of oil and gas, as well as finance and different support services, every company involved in the oil and gas industry who wants to set up or reinforce their position in Africa, should be present at CAPE VIII.