Brazil Makes Its Mark with Innovation at ADIPEC 2023 and Anticipates $50 Million in Deals

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Published on 10/10/2023 at 19:15

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Strong Business Estimates After Exposure in Abu Dhabi Highlight Brazilian Technological Strength.

Brazil Shines at ADIPEC 2023

The 39th edition of the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference – ADIPEC 2023, one of the largest global stages for the oil and gas sector, provided a special showcase for Brazil. Between October 2 and 5, in the United Arab Emirates, the event delved into essential debates about the energy transition and decarbonization.

The Brazil Pavilion, carefully curated by ApexBrasil, featured 13 innovative companies, setting a new record for participants. Jorge Viana, the agency’s leader, emphasized the fair’s impact on the sector. “ADIPEC represents the future of decarbonization and oil and gas. We brought companies that are dedicated to this global challenge of climate adaptation.” In just three days, projections indicate business of over US$ 50 million for the next year.

The Connection Between the United Arab Emirates and Brazil

With the sixth largest oil reserve in the world and a powerful financial market, the United Arab Emirates becomes a perfect stage for Brazilian innovative solutions. A highlight was Deep Seed Solutions, supported by ApexBrasil. Leandro Basílio, CEO, expressed his excitement: “ApexBrasil has been an anchor for our expansion. This is a place where we can truly showcase our expertise and expand our presence in the Middle East.”

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ADIPEC: An Overview

ADIPEC plays a crucial role in the oil and gas world, emphasizing sectors such as digital transformation, energy transition, and decarbonization. In 2021, ApexBrasil debuted with 8 companies. The following year, 9 were selected, and in 2022, the fair featured around 2,200 exhibitors from 55 countries, forming a global mosaic of opportunities.

The Role of ApexBrasil

Beyond simply promoting exports, ApexBrasil strives to attract strategic investments. With an eye on the future, the agency positions itself to expand Brazilian presence globally, leveraging sustainable business across various dimensions, from economic to environmental.

Source: ApexBrasil Press Office.

Brazil Makes Its Mark with Innovation at ADIPEC 2023 and Anticipates $50 Million in Deals

Strong Business Estimates After Exposure in Abu Dhabi Highlight Brazilian Technological Strength.

Brazil Shines at ADIPEC 2023

The Connection Between the United Arab Emirates and Brazil

ADIPEC: An Overview

The Role of ApexBrasil

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Strong Business Estimates After Exposure in Abu Dhabi Highlight Brazilian Technological Strength.

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