2027 Canadian International Oil and Gas Exhibition

Scope of exhibits: Mechanical equipment: oil wells, drilling, welding, oil tank equipment, lifting, hoisting, lifting, insulation, refrigeration, ventilation, remote monitoring, maintenance, and other equipment; Mechanical equipment such as generators, fuel dispensers, turbines, turbines, and blade turbines; Valves, pumps, compressors, fans, air separation equipment, vacuum equipment, jacks, boilers, furnaces, pressure vessels, cooling machines, flanges, pipelines, hoses and their connecting devices, industrial explosion-proof products, industrial power supply, electric transmission devices and their assemblies, as well as various supporting equipment and chemical machinery. Instruments and meters: transformers, stabilizers, recorders, filters, temperature sensors, measuring instruments, filters, sieves, etc

Technical services: refining technology, surveying, mapping, refining, refining, separation, liquefaction, welding, pressure transmission testing, quality testing, pollution control and protection, flow rate control and other technologies; Computer data management; Oil depot engineering, electrical engineering, engineering consultants; Safety, alarm, emergency shutdown, hazard control, operation process control, pipeline protection, fire alarm equipment, industrial safety and labor protection supplies, experimental and simulation systems, etc

Other: All petroleum, petrochemical, and natural gas products; Drilling platforms, steel structures; Insulation materials; Indicating equipment, etc.

Exhibition Introduction

The Global Energy Show Canada (GESC), formerly known as the Global Petroleum Show (GPS), is a major professional exhibition in the oil and gas industry in North America and also a high-level inland oil industry exhibition worldwide. The exhibition was founded in 1968 and is held annually. For over 40 years, it has made outstanding contributions to the development of inland oil in Canada and even North America, and is an important trading platform for entering the oil industry in North America.

Market Analysis

The Canadian petroleum industry has a long history, but on the eve of World War II, its annual crude oil production was only about 1.50Mt. After the war, it developed rapidly, and in 1973, crude oil production exceeded 100Mt. Since then, due to the inability to keep up with reserve growth and the implementation of resource conservation policies, production has been declining year by year, and in 1978, production was only 70% of the peak in 1973. After a recovery in the 1980s, the Canadian petroleum industry made a comeback in the 1990s, re entering the ranks of world-class oil producing countries with an annual output of over 100Mt of crude oil. Since entering the 21st century, its upward momentum has continued to strengthen, making it one of the non OPEC oil producing countries that has increased oil production rapidly, attracting investment from various countries. The increase in oil production has driven the continuous growth of demand for related equipment technology and services, with great market potential.

GESC is a stage for suppliers in the global oil and gas industry to showcase the latest technology in the industry, and is one of the most famous exhibitions in the world's oil industry. As the host city of GESC, Calgary is Canada's energy hub.

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Exhibition organizer: Beijing Huayou Exhibition Co., Ltd

Contact: Ms. Chen/Ms. Hu

Mobile phone: 15924196519/13651132520