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| About the Event |
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The PETROTECH series of International Oil & Gas Conferences and Exhibitions is a prestigious biennial platform for the global hydrocarbon industry to deliberate and exchange ideas on petroleum economics, security, sustainability and environmental concerns, emerging technologies, processes, etc., and chart new directions for the industry. As the prime showcase of India's hydrocarbon sector, this coveted international event attracts delegates from across the world, including scientists, engineers, technocrats, Government officials, environmentalists and entrepreneurs.
PETROTECH-2009 is being organised under the aegis of the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas, Government of India, by Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. and PETROTECH Society.
Now in its 8th edition, the PETROTECH International Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition has steadily grown in stature to become a must-attend for those in the hydrocarbon industry the world over. Over 4,000 delegates and 140 exhibitors from nearly 60 countries participated in the 2007 edition. This included ministerial delegations and premier oil & gas companies from abroad.
Today, as India is expanding its domain and proving its mettle across the globe, this historic nerve centre of world trade is once again in international spotlight. At this crucial juncture, India's hydrocarbon sector is eyeing growth through development of its core competency. India has the perfect mix of opportunity and initiative that makes it the ideal meeting place for world technologies in oil & gas exploration, production, refining, distribution and marketing. The market environment and policies in the sector are experiencing a fast change owing to the fact that the energy demand of the country is growing at a pace well above the world average. With vast resources and knowledge base, the Indian hydrocarbon sector has high potential that has so far remained untapped. Thus, India's hydrocarbon enterprises are attractive partners for bilateral endeavours in upstream and downstream segments.
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