Thursday, March 28, 2024
The Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference 2024, scheduled for 4-7 November, will bring together leaders from the energy sector, the travel industry, and the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) industries, as well as giants from travel and tourism. This convergence highlights ADIPEC’s commitment to fostering collaboration and innovation across diverse sectors, exchanging ideas, and driving sustainable practices globally. The event, held in Abu Dhabi, will serve as a pivotal platform for impactful initiatives, accelerating the decarbonization process, and transforming energy practices worldwide.
Taking place at the ADNEC, this event will gather a wide array of stakeholders, including leading energy producers, major energy users, and key facilitators from government, finance, and technology sectors globally. This collaboration aims to foster essential cross-industry partnerships crucial for reducing carbon emissions in heavy industries and promoting climate-friendly actions.
As the premier global energy exhibition and conference, Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference plays a pivotal role in furthering the achievements of COP28 and the UAE Consensus. It serves as a crucial venue for energy and allied industries to exhibit measures, progress, and solutions supporting a fair and inclusive energy transition.
We invite you to join us in Abu Dhabi this November to participate in the world’s foremost energy conference and exhibition, shaping the future energy landscape today.
The event features an extensive program with strategic and technical conferences addressing critical issues and trends within the energy sector. This includes a general Strategic Conference providing an overarching view of the industry’s strategic direction, alongside specialized forums like the Hydrogen Strategic Conference focusing on hydrogen’s emerging role, the Decarbonisation Strategic Conference exploring carbon reduction across industries, the Manufacturing & Industrialisation Strategic Conference examining the sector’s future, and the Maritime & Logistics Conference delving into energy supply chain logistics.
Additionally, the event features a Technical Conference with an open call for papers, inviting contributions from experts across the field. This segment covers the Manufacturing & Industrialisation Technical Conference and the Downstream Technical Conference, offering deep technical insights into these critical areas.
Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference boasts impressive attendance figures, with 184,000 attendees from around the globe, 2,200 exhibitors showcasing cutting-edge solutions, representation from 54 National Oil Companies (NOCs), International Oil Companies (IOCs), National Energy Companies (NECs), and Independent Energy Companies (IECs). The event also hosts 16,500 delegates and 1,600 speakers across its 10 conferences, making it a pivotal platform for global dialogue, showcasing latest trends, discussing key challenges, and facilitating partnerships towards a sustainable energy future.
Strategic Conference: COP28 marked a pivotal moment, launching the inaugural Global Stocktake. It spurred nations and stakeholders to ramp up efforts against climate change, emphasizing inclusivity, and setting ambitious goals to triple renewable energy capacities to at least 11,000 GW and increase the annual global energy efficiency improvement rate from around 2% to over 4% by 2030.
Hydrogen Strategic Conference: Hydrogen is emerging as a crucial element in achieving global net-zero emissions by 2050. Alongside renewable energy, biofuels, and various innovative and traditional technologies, hydrogen is expected to play a significant role in reducing emissions from sectors such as steel production, petrochemicals, fertilizers, heavy transport, maritime and air travel, and flexible power generation. It is projected that by 2050, hydrogen could contribute up to 18% of the annual reduction in global emissions.
Decarbonisation Strategic Conference: Achieving global net-zero emissions by 2050 requires prioritizing the transition to sustainable energy across all sectors and economies. This necessitates a profound transformation in how industries use, move, and supply energy, calling for crucial strategies and initiatives like substantial technology investments, expanding low-carbon energy sources, phasing out fossil fuels without carbon capture, and embracing electrification widely. Many see decarbonization as an opportunity to drive green economic growth, enhance energy security, and safeguard the well-being of future generations.
Manufacturing & Industrialisation Strategic Conference: The advent of cutting-edge technology has revolutionized modern manufacturing, significantly boosting the efficiency of product and material production and distribution. However, manufacturers are still grappling with the need to adapt to shifting geopolitical landscapes and address the impacts of climate change.
Maritime & Logistics Conference: The maritime industry plays a crucial role in supporting global trade and efficient supply chains, handling 90% of the world’s cargo transport and being essential for the energy sector. With a heavy reliance on traditional fuels, the shipping industry’s move towards decarbonization promises to diversify the energy mix for heavy industries worldwide.
Technical Conference CFP Now Open: The 2024 ADIPEC Technical Conference, organized by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), offers unparalleled exposure to cutting-edge industry insights. It brings together the world’s most esteemed engineers and technical authorities from across the energy sector.
Manufacturing & Industrialisation Technical Conference: The upcoming 2024 Manufacturing and Industrialization Technical Conference will unveil cutting-edge technological advancements spanning the entire manufacturing process. It will provide invaluable insights into future-proofing operations, optimizing performance, and fostering sustainable production practices.
Downstream Technical Conference: The downstream market is experiencing a notable upswing due to the increasing demand for environmentally friendly products. With global energy demands on the rise, there is a critical need for the downstream sector to maintain flexibility and resilience. Refinery and petrochemical operators must adopt collaborative and innovative approaches to enhance the efficiency and quality of their operations, aligning with current market needs.
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