Events
Diary dates
OSEA 2012 27-30 November Singapore
The oil and gas industry in Asia is experiencing a tremen- dous amount of growth due to increasing energy demand, par- ticularly from China and India. This demand is forcing explo- ration and production compa- nies to develop ever more challenging fields. The conse- quent requirement for im- proved technology is creating a dynamic business opportunity for companies able to provide a wide range of specialised prod- ucts and services. OSEA is the Asian Oil & Gas event where industry professionals gather once every two years. Some 14 national pavilions are expected at OSEA2012 - Australia, China, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, India, Italy, Japan, Norway, Singapore, UK & USA.
www.osea-asia.com
ATC 2012 3-5 December Houston, Texas OTC’s Arctic Technology Con- ference will address the latest technologies and innovative practices needed for explo- ration and production in the Arctic. Created to keep energy professionals on the cutting edge of exploring and produc- ing in the world’s harshest cli- mate, more than 1,300 attendees from 23 countries at- tended the inaugural ATC. The programme will in- clude senior industry execu- tives and professionals who will share their vision on de- velopments within the various arctic regions. Technical ex-
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perts will present their knowl- edge and ideas on the explo- ration and production of the US, Canadian, Russian and Norwegian onshore and off- shore arctic basins.
www.arctictechnologyconference.org
KIPCE 2012 12–14 December Kuwait City, Kuwait The fourth Kuwait Interna- tional Petroleum Conference and Exhibition (KIPCE) will combine a multi-disciplinary technical conference with a cutting-edge exhibition, bring- ing together regional and inter- national professionals from all sectors of the oil and gas in- dustry. Kuwait is responsible for 9% of the world’s oil reserves and reports suggest that be- tween 2010 and 2020, Kuwait’s oil production will in- crease by approximately 38%. This increase will not only present a number of new op- portunities but also an array of new challenges. KIPCE pro- vides a platform for delegates and attendees to focus on these issues in both a regional and global context.
www.spe.org/events/kipce
OPT 2013
27-28 February 2013 Krasnapolsky Hotel, Amsterdam
Delegates at the Offshore Pipeline Technology confer- ence will hear from some of the industry’s leading authorities addressing the key challenges and opportunities in the off- shore pipeline sector. Jarand Rystad, managing partner of Rystad Energy will give
global overview of the offshore pipeline industry; Mike Paulin, operation director of Intecsea Canada will provide a global re- view of the opportunities and challenges inherent in the Arc- tic. There will also be an as- sessment of the Australasian pipeline sector and insight into the development plans for the West of Shetland region.
www.ibcenergy.com/event/opt/
Oil & Gas Outlook North Sea
11-13 March 2013 Aberdeen, Scotland The 4th annual Oil & Gas Out- look North Sea is where North Sea oil companies, from the UK, Norway and across Eu- rope, go to discover new E&P opportunities in the North Sea region. Learn about new op- portunities in the UK Conti- nental Shelf (UKCS), Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS), Barents Sea and West of Shetlands from leading North Sea NOCs, IOCs and in- dependents. The main event will be held over two days with a briefing day dedicated to sub- sea gas compression.
www.terrapinn.com/conference/oil -and-gas-north-sea
IPTC
26 – 28 March 2013 Beijing, China
The 6th International Petro- leum Technology Conference will be hosted by
China’s a
largest oil and gas producer and supplier, China National Petro- leum Corporation (CNPC) at the Beijing International Con- vention Centre (BICC). Over 5,000 participants from around the globe are expected to attend
November/December 2012 Offshore Technology
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