ADIPEC 2023 in Abu Dhabi: The Epicenter of Energy Transition in the Oil and Gas Sector

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Published on 03/10/2023 at 12:06

Updated on 03/10/2023 at 12:13

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Brazilian Technological Innovation Shines at the Renowned Energy Transition Exhibition with Significant Participation from ApexBrasil.

The capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, is hosting the 39th edition of ADIPEC – Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference, starting today (2). This renowned global event promotes deep discussions about the ongoing changes in the oil and gas sector, particularly regarding the energy transition. It is undoubtedly a golden platform for Brazilian companies to showcase their innovative solutions and attract international attention.

Brazil Pavilion: Innovation and Technology in the Spotlight

ApexBrasil plays a crucial role in representing Brazil in this international scenario. For the Brazil Pavilion, 13 companies focused on technological innovation have been carefully selected. Their goal? To attract foreign investments and strengthen Brazil’s position in the global value chain, encompassing areas such as oil, natural gas, hydrogen, and decarbonization solutions.

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Jorge Viana, president of ApexBrasil, recognizes the importance of this transformative moment. He believes that Brazil, with its abundance of natural resources and growing capacity in renewable energy, can become a global standard. “We have a robust energy matrix. We can not only export energy but also lead in technological solutions for the energy transition,” Viana comments.

In line with this thinking, ApexBrasil is dedicated to leading discussions on energy transition globally. Viana emphasizes, “We are in constant dialogue with companies in the sector, and several meetings are scheduled during the event.”

Within the Brazil Pavilion, the Agency strives to facilitate strategic meetings and highlight investment opportunities in partnership with entities such as ONIP, FIRJAN, IBP, and EPE. Among the Brazilian companies making an appearance are Ouro Nova, Altave, Gascat, and Geowellex, just to name a few.

The Emirates: A Hub of Energy Opportunities

The strategic location of the United Arab Emirates, at the entrance of the Persian Gulf, with vast oil reserves and accumulated wealth, makes it a valuable market for companies seeking to expand borders. The country, part of the Gulf Cooperation Council, represents a highly qualified and diverse audience, with about 60 million inhabitants in the region.

In this context, Abu Dhabi, home to ADIPEC, is a mere 130 km from Dubai, where ApexBrasil maintains a strategic office.

About ADIPEC

ADIPEC stands out globally in the oil and gas sector. Its vision encompasses everything from upstream to downstream, including maritime segments, smart manufacturing, and, of course, solutions for energy transition. In the last edition, ApexBrasil brought a significant representation of Brazil, consolidating the national presence at this important meeting.

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With the aim not only of boosting Brazilian exports, ApexBrasil also focuses on attracting investments in strategic sectors. Its commitment is to sustainable development, innovation, and socioeconomic impact.

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Event: 39th Edition of ADIPEC Dates: October 2-5, 2023 Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

Source: ApexBrasil Press Office / imprensa@apexbrasil.com.br.

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