About the exhibition:

The Oman Oil & Energy Show (OPES) is the only event in Oman that serves the entire oil and gas industry. Supported by the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MoEM), OPES provides an effective business and networking platform that serves as an important meeting point for energy professionals, oil and gas companies, policy and decision makers, and stakeholders.

Organized by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), the conference consists of a carefully selected group of highly acclaimed experts who come together to exchange ideas and share insights through informative discussions and technical presentations on key topics shaping the current and future of the industry.

Range of exhibits:

Certification and classification of construction consultant | compressor to control corrosion and abrasion | electronic equipment drilling engineering environment equipment manufacturers | exploration gas compressor | processing | gas distribution and power generation of natural gas exploration and production | gasification administration and supervision Health and safety instrument and meter |  maintenance and repair IT and communication | Marine natural gas offshore | portable heater pipe and pipeline power system | processing plant process equipment and services pump |  tools storage transport ship | of the valve Completion equipment

Stainless steel products and products:

1, all kinds of stainless steel products and auxiliary materials; All kinds of stainless steel valves (titanium and nickel alloy), pumps, pipes

Market Overview:

Oman's location on the Arabian Peninsula, close to the Arabian Sea, Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf, connects Oman to some of the most important energy corridors in the world, strengthening Oman's position in the global energy supply chain. Oman also plans to take advantage of this strategic location to build a world-class refining and oil storage facility near Duqm, outside the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil shipping hub.

Like most Middle Eastern countries, Oman's economy is highly dependent on its oil and gas industry. According to the Central Bank of Oman, revenue from Oman's oil and gas sector accounted for 84% of total government revenue and 47% of Oman's gross domestic product in 2014.

Oman is the largest non-OPEC oil and gas producer in the Middle East, with proven oil reserves of about 5.3 billion barrels, ranking 22nd in the world. Compared with other oil-producing countries in the Middle East, Oman's oil field development is more difficult, so the Omani government has also promulgated more favorable policies and vigorously develop EOR technology.

The Alam-West field in southern Oman is home to the first solar EOR project in the Middle East. In addition, with the growing domestic demand for natural gas, Oman may gradually transform into a net natural gas importer in the future.