The LNG and natural gas market is facing a supply glut that could last till the end of 2020. The current buyer’s market has resulted in increased liquidity and spot market play, posing real challenges on traditional contracting patterns and business models.

At the same time, a slowdown in demand from traditional import giants such as Japan, China, South Korea, coupled with new gas exports from U.S. and Australia, has made it imperative for suppliers to seek new markets to stay ahead.

Incorporating 2 Ground-breaking industry conferences with individual interactive sessions, 'shared' sessions plus separately bookable workshops for comprehensive networking and knowledge sharing experience

The gas industry over the years has witnessed a lot of developments, be it infrastructural advancement, extraction methods or designing efficient gas networks. Surmounting cross border challenges like transportation, production and effective investment is paramount to ensure sustained growth.
How is LNG changing the face of gas distribution? What are the new innovations in gas storage?

The SIPPE is a focal project of the Shanghai Municipal Government and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT).

The exhibition is jointly hosted by the CCPIT Pudong Sub-Council, Chinese Petroleum Society, and organized by the Shanghai AiExpo Exhibition Service Co., Ltd. Over the past five years, with the great support from domestic and overseas enterprises and industrial organizations, the SIPPE has grown greatly in scale year after year, cumulative total 1600 enterprises from over 30 countries and regions having participated in this exhibition.

Energy is essential for economic development and oil and gas play a major role in fuelling the economic growth of any country. India is the 8th largest oil consumer in the world and expected to be the 5th largest by 2025. The investment outlay in the oil and gas sector, as provided by the tenth five-year plan (2002-07), is US $ 13.05 billion in the upstream sector alone. The total investment over the next 25 years is expected to be US$ 110 -120 billion.