Rio Oil & Gas 2020 Will Take Place From December 1 to 3

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/11/2020 at 08:19

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The Event Will Take Place on an Online Platform, Allowing Great Interaction with the Audience; Part of the Content Will Be Free

Rio de Janeiro, November 11, 2020 – One of the largest oil and gas events in the world, Rio Oil & Gas is open for public registration through the website. The event will take place from December 1 to 3 on an online platform, with part of the content being free. The complete program is available at www.riooilgas.com.br/digital/#programacao.

The digital platform will allow free access during the event days to the “Diálogos da Rio Oil & Gas” sessions, to Starting Up (an afternoon dedicated to startups on 11/30), to playlists of technical papers, and to all approved works on the On Demand channel, as well as to the virtual showcases of exhibitors and the immersive rooms of sponsors.

Registration for the congress will provide exclusive features until August 2021, such as having your own professional profile, creating a personalized agenda for the event, networking with other participants by areas of interest, scheduling meetings with representatives of exhibiting and sponsoring companies, and access to all live congress sessions. Additionally, participants will be able to watch session recordings at any time on the On Demand channel.

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The authors of the most liked videos by thematic block will be invited – along with three other authors of works selected by the Technical Committee – to join a live technical panel during the congress. All approved works for this edition will be available on the On Demand channel, with access granted during the event days.

Rio Oil & Gas is sponsored by Petrobras, Equinor, Shell, BR Distribuidora, Ipiranga, BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, Raízen, Total, Petrogal Brasil, Repsol Sinopec, Braskem, Ecopetrol, Enauta, Petrorio, Salesforce, Dow, TBG, Techint, Solvay, Vallourec, and Wintershall Dea.

PRESS ACCREDITATION

Registration for press coverage of Rio Oil & Gas is now open. Applications must be made exclusively on the accreditation page via the link https://eventos.tmp.br/rog2020/imprensa. Requests via email, phone, WhatsApp, or social media will not be accepted.

Interested media outlets must fill out a form for each professional assigned for coverage – submitting a request does not guarantee automatic approval. Press advisers must indicate the speaker or participating company they are representing.

After receiving your application, the press advisory team will review it, approving or denying the accreditation. In the case of approved applications, the access link to the Rio Oil & Gas platform – which will be available in Portuguese and English – will be sent close to the event date.

It will be possible to access all live sessions, the playlist of technical papers, and the On Demand channel for free during the congress days, where the approved technical works for this edition and recordings of all conference sessions will be available.

Additional information and the program can be found at https://www.riooilgas.com.br/.

Rio Oil & Gas 2020 Will Take Place From December 1 to 3

The Event Will Take Place on an Online Platform, Allowing Great Interaction with the Audience; Part of the Content Will Be Free

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