China International Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition

May 31-Jun 2, 2023
Beijing, China
China International Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition cippe (China International Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition) is annual world’s leading event for oil & gas industry, annually held in Beijing. It is a great platform for connection of business, showcasing of advanced technology, collision and integration of new ideas; with the power to convene industry leaders, NOCs, IOCs, EPCs, service companies, equipment and technology manufacturers and suppliers under one roof across three days.

With an exhibition scale of 100,000sqm, cippe 2023 will be held on May 31-June 2 at New China International Exhibition Center,Beijing, China, and is expected to welcome 1,800+ exhibitors, 18 international pavilions and 123,000+ professional visitors from 65 countries and regions. 60+ concurrent events, including summits and conferences, technical seminars, business matchmaking meetings, new product and technology launches, etc., will be hosted, attracting over 1,000 speakers from the world.

China is the world’s largest oil and gas importer, also the second largest oil consumer and third largest gas consumer in the world. With the high demand, China is continuously increasing oil and gas exploration and production, developing and seeking for new technologies in unconventional oil and gas development. cippe 2022 will offer you an excellent platform for seizing the opportunity to enhance and increase your market share in China and the world, display products and services, network with existing and new clients, forge partnerships and discover potential opportunities.

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