OMAN DOWNSTREAM EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE 2017 BROCHURE
- 1. Organized by 4-6 APRIL 2017 OMAN CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE Under the Auspices of www.downstream-oman.com MAXIMIZING OMANS DOWNSTREAM VALUE
- 2. OMANS UPCOMING INVESTMENT HUB Oman is eyeing up funding from banks and export credit agencies to help 鍖nance a US$3.6 billion petrochemical project, said an o鍖cial from the state-owned Oman Oil Re鍖neries and Petrochemical Industries (Orpic). It is building a 1.1 million tonne-per- year petrochemical plant in the Sohar Industrial Zone. The government could contribute US$ 600 million to US$ 1 billion in funding, said Henk Pauw, the general manager of Liwa Plastics, an Orpic project, at a re鍖ning conference in Dubai. The plant's construction, which is set to start in 2016, and scheduled for commissioning in the fourth quarter of 2018, will boost Orpics petrochemical output to 1.4 million tonnes per year. Omans ambitious goal towards building petrochemical projects is part of its plans to diversify income away from oil products, build downstream industries and create jobs for a young population. Oman Oil Company in cooperation with the International Petroleum Investment Company will establish an oil re鍖nery with a potential capacity of 230,000 barrels per day (bpd) which will include, among other components, a mixed feedstock cracker, polypropylene plant, aromatics facility, and a styrene plant are under study. Once established, the complex will provide upstream and downstream opportunities for the Duqm industrial landscape. key projects Duqm Refinery & Petrochemical Complex Project Salalah LPG Extraction Project Fahud NGL Plant Project A major greenfield refinery project strategically located in the Special Economic Zone of Duqm that will have a capacity to process about 230,000 barrels per day from a variety of crude mixtures. It aims to produce middle distillates like clean diesel and clean jet fuel plus naptha and LPG as its primary products. Project Cost: US$ 6 billion One of the most ambitious projects in Dhofar, the project involves the extraction of all propane, butane and condensate associated with the natural gas pipeline from the Salalah area. Its operation period is 25 years with a guaranteed gas supply, with a capacity of 327,000 per year, 10% of which is to be used locally, while 90% is for export. It is likely to start actual production run sometime in 2019. The production of the feedstock for Liwa Plastics Industrial Complex, located at the port of Sohars industrial area. The liquids will be transported through a 200-kilometer pipeline and serve as a petrochemicals facility with a production capacity of 900,000 tons per year of polyethylene and 300,000 tons per year of polypropylene. Combined Project Cost with Fahud NGL Plant Project: US$ 3.6 billion
- 3. fast FACTS Liwa Plastics Industries Complex Project Sohar Refinery Improvement Project (SRIP) Muscat-Sohar Product Pipeline Project A steam cracker project which will process light ends produced in Orpics Sohar Refinery and its Aromatics plant as well as optimize Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs) extracted from currently available natural gas supplies. After LPIC, plastics production will have increased by 1 million tons. The project is expected to be completed in 2019. Project Cost: US$ 4 billion The addition of five new units: project is expected to Crude Distillation Unit, Vacuum Distillation Unit, Delayed Coker Units, Hydrocracker Unit and Bitumen Blowing Unit. The project is expected to raise production of fuels, naphtha and propylene by 70%. Post-SRIP Orpics fuels production will increase by 4.2mn tons a year, with overall production levels reaching 13mn tons per annum in 2016. Project Cost: US$ 2.6 billion A 280-kilometer pipeline that will provide a link between the Sohar-Muscat refineries, and Muscat International Airport. It will link to a new US$80-million fuel terminal that will expand storage capacity in Oman by 171,000 cubic meters. It is set to be completed in three stages, with the first commissioning due in 2017. Project Cost: US$ 320 million By 2020, the production of petrochemical products in the GCC is expected to reach 117 million tons, with exports expected to account for majority of this share. Oman aims to become the third biggest producer of downstream products in the GCC. The current projects will position Oman to enter the global petrochemical market. Major investments in new refinery facilities, gas processing, and petrochemical plants are being planned. The government is implementing the in-country value (ICV) scheme as part of its growth policy for the sector. New investment is set to transform the downstream gas sector. (The Report Oman 2016, Oxford Business Group)
- 4. ABOUT THE EXHIBITION EXHIBITION PROFILE The 2nd Oman Downstream Exhibition & Conference is designed to deliver key buyers to Omans growing re鍖ning and petrochemical industries supporting Omans sales and marketing base and creating a forum aligned with the governments growth plans. The Exhibition is a showcase for global manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers representing all of the key sectors within the re鍖ning and petrochemical industry. Absorbent technology companies Catalyst technology companies Chemical companies Control valves and equipment manufacturers and distributors Cracking technology companies Distillation systems and equipment manufacturers and distributors ECP contractors and system integrators Fuel technology companies Instrumentation and control systems and equipment suppliers Laboratory equipment and instruments manufacturers and suppliers Machinery and equipment companies Material handling systems and equipment suppliers Metering technology systems and equipment suppliers Process engineering companies Pumps, compressors, valves, tanks and storage suppliers Recycling and recovery technology companies Turnkey contractor and process technologies companies Products, Services and Capabilities in the Downstream Petroleum Sector VISITOR PROFILE VENUE The entire downstream workforce Oil and petrochemical company senior management Petrochemicals professionals Chemical engineers Re鍖nery managers and engineers Petrochemical plant managers Petroleum engineers and managers Corrosion control engineers Research and development engineers Pollution control specialists Technology providers EPC contractors Sub-contractors Petrochemicals importers/traders Retailers Engineering and management consultants Banks and 鍖nanciers Analysts Regulators Government bodies Municipalities Academia Media Others Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre
- 5. ABOUT THE CONFERENCE The 2nd Oman Downstream Exhibition & Conference (ODEC) is designed to deliver key buyers to Omans growing re鍖ning and petrochemical industries supporting Omans sales and marketing base and creating a forum aligned with the governments growth plans. The Conference will be a valuable discussion and knowledge-sharing platform focusing on the market trends, developments, projects, technology and innovation in the sector. It will address the challenges that both operators and technology companies face today and discuss solutions that will help companies improve pro鍖t margins and operational excellence. A dedicated conference that will provide a critical platform for the GCC downstream industry to meet colleagues from the international downstream business. Technology platforms that keep the Oman petrochemical industry at the cutting-edge of yield improvements, energy e鍖ciency and cost management. A key buyer program that supports sales growth and an increase in market share. Workshops that bring in technology providers, allowing for comparisons and benchmarks against existing ideas. Thought leadership and networking opportunities An opportunity for delegates to learn about technology, market outlook, operations and talent from globally recognized industry speakers. get involved! +971 4 4356101 +971 (0)55 307 3332 kay.mitchell@clarioneventsme.com
- 6. WELCOME ADDRESS BY HIS EXCELLENCY SALIM AL AUFI UNDERSECRETARY, MINISTRY OF OIL & GAS 2015 Conference 40 365 112 4 33VIPs Delegates Companies Continents Countries KEY SPEAKERS IN 2015 Henk Pauw General Manager, Liwa Plastics Project, Orpic Hilal Al Kharusi EVP, Emerging Businesses Oman Oil Company Musab Al Mahruqi Chief Executive Officer Orpic Jacobus Nieuwenhuijze Project Director, Duqm Refinery Petrochemical Industries Company Yahya Al-Zadjali VP Planning & Engineering Special Economic Zone Authority Duqm Register your interest today at www.downstream-oman.com 2015 CONFERENCE SPONSORS Gold Sponsor Silver Sponsors Lunch Hosts Networking SponsorCo-host David Purvis Global Director Polymers WorleyParsons
- 7. 2015 HIGHLIGHTS ORPEC 2015 WAS OPENED BY H.E. SALIM BIN NASSER AL AUFI UNDERSECRETARY, MINISTRY OF OIL & GAS PARTICIPATION STATISTICS TOTAL EXHIBITION SPACE square meters 4,300 TOTAL NUMBER OF PARTICIPATING COs. & BRANDS 90 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITORS 40 NATIONAL EXHIBITORS 50 EVENT HIGHLIGHTS An attractive subject-oriented conference focused on current re鍖nery and petrochemical key projects in Oman, midstream developments, and investment opportunities Participation of the biggest oil and gas companies in Oman and the Middle East Nearly +100 exhibitor brands Three country pavilions (China, Italy, India) 3,433 LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL VISITORS VISITED ORPEC 2015 DURING THE THREE-DAY EXHIBITION. What Exhibitors SayAbout ORPEC 2015 John Splecher Linde Engineering, Germany There were many Omani providers of services and equipment present. The smaller size of the Conference provided a good opportunity to meet potential vendors and clients. Farid Rohani SeaCliff International, Oman ORPEC showed that it is a good market. We are definitely going to participate in the next edition. Ryan Ahnelt-Cuff Pan Gulf ValvServe, Oman It was good to meet the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Oil & Gas, HE Salim Al Aufi. We were also able to establish several relations and links with Omani traders. Almira Lin Tianhe Oil Group Huifeng Petroleum Equipment Co., Ltd, China ORPEC was done in a very good location. There were a lot of large companies who came to visit the exhibition. There was a relatively good number of visitors and the quality of the show traffic was excellent. 2015EXHIBITION SPONSORS %79 %3 %18 Very successful Successful Neutral Exploredpotential representationor partnership Gathering information onnewproducts andservices Metpotential suppliers/ businesspartners Placedorders and/orsigned deals Interactedwith industry professionals %25 %66 %62 %19 %35 %79 %3 %18 Very successful Successful Neutral Exploredpotential representationor partnership Gathering information onnewproducts andservices Metpotential suppliers/ businesspartners Placedorders and/orsigned deals Interactedwith industry professionals %25 %66 %62 %19 %35 Silver Sponsor Visitor Bag Sponsor Associate Sponsor Lunch SponsorCo-host
- 8. THE MOST EXTENSIVE ORGANIZERS' PROFILE MEDIA CoVERAGE Heavy ad placement in local and regional media, both in English and Arabic: Advertisements and editorial coverage in oil and gas trade publications Regular press releases in local and regional newspapers, magazines, and websites An early press conference and another conference three weeks prior to the event Email and fax campaigns targeted at industry professionals throughout the Middle East region SMS broadcasts before and during the event Distribution of 鍖yers, e-newsletters and personalized invitations Radio announcements Billboard ads Social media channels such as Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin Oman Downstream Exhibition & Conference 2017 will be aggressively promoted utilizing all media channels to ensure attraction of the largest number of industry professionals and trade visitors possible. The promotion campaign will cover not only Oman, but the whole Middle East region and other parts of the world. World Refining Association Credentials The World Refining Association was founded in 1996 with the launch of Russia Refining & Petrochemicals in Vienna. Over the years our business has grown from just conferences to serving thousands of customers every year through our networking events, industry reports, conferences and exhibitions. We now operate in 18 countries, Europe, Russia and the CIS, the Middle East, and Africa with offices in London, Singapore and the UAE. We are committed to providing the best experience for our customers. Omanexpo Credentials Omanexpo is the leading player in Oman as well as in the region. Omanexpo has the experience and expertise in organizing trade shows, conferences and training workshops, consumer fairs and festivals. It has organized itinerant events--Bahrain and the UAEand plans to widen its reach to Iran and Africa. It organizes events that support the growth of Omans economic pillars and most important industries BOOK YOUR STAND get involved Copyright 息 2016 by Omanexpo All rights reserved. This material or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the organizer. Ebrahim Taher +968 24660124 +968 99102107 info@downstream-oman.com Omanexpo Kay Mitchell +971 4 4356101 +971 (0)55 307 3332 kay.mitchell@clarioneventsme.com World Refining Association Space Only: US$ 390 / RO 150 (per square meter) This consists only of bare floor space for those exhibitors who want to design and build their own stand. Shell Scheme: (12 sqm) US$ 445 / RO 170 (per square meter) This includes white panel walls, fascia and name board, carpeting, two spotlights, a 13- amp power socket, a table and two chairs.