Gas India Expo 2024

The Upcoming of Gas India Expo - (Exhibition & Conference) at India Expo Centre, Greater Noida,India on 4th - 6th July 2024

For Any Assistance or Visitor Enquiry : Please Contact:
Mr. Harsh Chauhan - 9811334698
Mr. Raunak - 9810248015
Mr. Rama Shankar- 9667202624
Mr. Vinod Kumar – 8448193104
Mr. Alok Mishra - 8448193086
Mr. Utkarsh Yadav – 9003754557

event@ies-india.com (Mr. Swadesh Kumar)

Details of Venue:

India Expo Centre

Plot No. 23 –25 & 27- 29 Knowledge Park - II

Gautam Budh Nagar

U.P - 201306 

https://gasindiaexpo.com/index.php

Gas India Expo 2024

International Exhibition on Natural Gas, LNG, Hydrogen and Industrial Gases Production - Processing - Refining - Refueling, Gas Technologies, Gas Equipment and Allied Industries

Gas India Expo (GIE) is a platform for display latest innovative technologies, Products and services from across the global gas and allied industry and an opportunity for the gas community to come together, partnerships, business development, network and meet key buyers and sellers, share the knowledge and define the future of natural gas industry at one place.GIE aims to provide exhibitors with a high-quality international trading platform where they can expand business, conduct technology exchange, display new products and find cooperative partners.

The Upcoming of 14th Annual Conference on City Gas Distribution in India from Feb 26-27,2019 at Le Meridien, New Delhi

                The complete list of participating organizations include are as follows:-  

Adani Gas	Gujarat Gas	National Fertiliser Limited
Ambetronics	Gujarat State Fertiliser Limited	NTPC
Bharat Petroleum	Gujarat State Petronet Limited	ONGC
Black and Veatch	H -Energy	Oswal Securities
Cairn India	Haryana City Gas Distribution	Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board
Canadian High Commission	Heathus Consultants USA	Petronet LNG
Care Ratings	Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited	Poten and Partners
Central UP GAS	HITECH Industrial Lining Pvt Ltd	Rajasthan State Gas Limited
Chambal Fertiliser limited	Honeywell Automation	Reliance Infrastructure
Charothar Gas	ICRA	Reliance Oil and Gas
Clarke Energy	Indian Farmers Fertilisers Co-operative	Sabarmati Gas
Deepak Fertilisers Limited	Indian Oil  Corporation Limited	Sandvik India Limited
Directorate General of Hydrocarbons	Indraprastha Gas	Suren Limited
Flir Systems	JSW Steel	The Corporate Profiles
Flosil	Leister Technologies	U3s Chem Solutions
GAIL	Linde Engineering	Uniper Commodities Germany
General Electric	Lloyd's register	Varicon
Great Eastern Energy Corporation	Mitsubishi  Heavy Industries	Wallfort
Greenfuel Energy	Mitsui	Western Australian Trade Commission
CESC	Baumer	etc

The Upcoming of 17th Annual Conference on City Gas Distribution in India from November 6-7,2017 at New Delhi

         The complete list of participating organizations include are as follows:-  

Adani Gas	Gujarat Gas	National Fertiliser Limited
Ambetronics	Gujarat State Fertiliser Limited	NTPC
Bharat Petroleum	Gujarat State Petronet Limited	ONGC
Black and Veatch	H -Energy	Oswal Securities
Cairn India	Haryana City Gas Distribution	Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board
Canadian High Commission	Heathus Consultants USA	Petronet LNG
Care Ratings	Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited	Poten and Partners
Central UP GAS	HITECH Industrial Lining Pvt Ltd	Rajasthan State Gas Limited
Chambal Fertiliser limited	Honeywell Automation	Reliance Infrastructure
Charothar Gas	ICRA	Reliance Oil and Gas
Clarke Energy	Indian Farmers Fertilisers Co-operative	Sabarmati Gas
Deepak Fertilisers Limited	Indian Oil  Corporation Limited	Sandvik India Limited
Directorate General of Hydrocarbons	Indraprastha Gas	Suren Limited
Flir Systems	JSW Steel	The Corporate Profiles
Flosil	Leister Technologies	U3s Chem Solutions
GAIL	Linde Engineering	Uniper Commodities Germany
General Electric	Lloyd's register	Varicon
Great Eastern Energy Corporation	Mitsubishi  Heavy Industries	Wallfort
Greenfuel Energy	Mitsui	Western Australian Trade Commission
CESC	Baumer	etc

The Upcoming of Global Refining & Petrochemicals Congress on 25 & 26 May 2017 at Mumbai,India

Venue of Details:-

Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC)
NSE Nesco Complex, Western Express Highway, Goregaon (E), Mumbai – 400 063
T: +91 22 66450123 | F: +91 22 66450101

Book your stand - http://www.refpet.com/book-stand.php

 

Delegate Registration - http://www.refpet.com/delegate-registration.php

 

 

About the briefly details of this conference & exhibitions:-

 

 The Global Refining & Petrochemicals Congress (GRPC) is a leading international forum for downstream industries to probe and explores winning strategies and technologies in tackling the challenges of the industry. It is designed to shed lights on business critical issues such as: market trends, partnership opportunities, margin and efficiency improvements, breakthrough process technologies, catalyst developments, and mega integration of refinery & petrochemical complexes.
Attracting a diverse and eclectic mix of speakers, delegates, exhibitors and attendees, GRPC facilitates the exchange of ideas and discussions on pertinent energy-related issues, while simultaneously meeting the strategic objectives of the industry, making it the most important event for those involved in the refining and processing of hydrocarbons.
The 2015 edition of GRPC showcased over 50 International Expert Speakers/Panelists, 400+ Delegates, 200+ global organizations from 25+ countries under one roof. Global Attendees included top executives from Government, Regulatory Agencies, Oil Producers, Refinery & Petrochemical Companies, EPC Contractors, Process Technology & Service Providers etc.
The concurrent exhibition showcased international technology & equipment suppliers displaying the latest in equipment, technology, services & solutions for the downstream industry.
The next edition of this international forum; GRPC 2017, scheduled from 25-26 May, 2017 at Bombay Exhibition Center, Mumbai, India will be no exception in meeting the changing needs and interests of the global industry that it serves.
Whether you are a technologist seeking to describe a new development, a scientist or engineer wishing to share a new application or an asset owner wanting to share experiences of your specific needs, GRPC 2017 provides you with a unique opportunity.

The Petroleum Minister Shri Dharmendra Pradhan launched of BS-IV grade fuel at bhubaneswar,Orissa

The Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister (I/C) Shri Dharmendra Pradhan on 1st April ' 2017 (Saturday) launched a supply of BS-IV grade fuel in 12 towns (Varanasi, Vijayawada, Durgapur, Gorakhpur, Imphal, Bhopal, Ranchi, Madurai, Nagpur, Patna, Guwahati and Shillong ) through video-conferencing from here.
“We begin a new era of clean transportation fuels that would benefit 1.25 billion citizens of our country by substantially reducing pollution levels in our cities,” Mr. Pradhan said complementing three oil marketing companies for working in unison for launching the BS-IV grade fuels as per schedule.
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi had not made commitment under any external pressure in Paris summit. Even though India is not a polluting country, it has shown commitment for reducing vehicular emission,” said the minister.
Mr. Pradhan asked oil companies to expedite their efforts to introduce BS-VI standards by April1, 2020

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“We had started oil upgradation programme in 1991. Oil companies have achieved emission standards by continuously introducing advance technology and making huge capital expenditure. The oil industry has spent over Rs. 28,000 crore after 2010 for supplying BS-IV grade fuel. It was in addition to Rs. 35,000 crore already spent before 2010,” said Petroleum Secretary K. D. Tripathi.
Mr. Tripathi said oil companies would further spend ₹28,000 crore to supply BS-VI specification oil by 2020. As of now total investment made to upgrade oil comes to around ₹90,000 crore, he pointed out.
The Supreme Court has banned the sale of BS-III vehicles from April 1. “On and from April 1, 2017, such vehicles that are not BS-IV compliant shall not be sold in India by any manufacturer or dealer, that is to say that such vehicles, whether two-wheeler, three- wheeler, four-wheeler or commercial vehicles will not be sold,” a Bench of Justices Madan B. Lokur and Deepak Gupta had ordered.

According to Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry, India has reduced its diesel content from 10,000 ppm in the most of the country in 1996 to a maximum of 50 ppm in 2017. The proposed BS-VI regulation will reduce diesel sulphur content to a maximum 10 ppm, enabling the introduction of advanced emission control technologies, including diesel particulate filters and selective catalyst reduction systems, which will be needed to meet BS-VI emission standards. As the technology for BS-V is not very different, it was decided to go straight to BS-VI grade fuels from BS-IV.

The Upcoming of 12th Annual Conference on City Gas Distribution in India from March 1-2,2017 at New Delhi

 

 The that over 80 organisations are represented by  180+ participants at the 12th Annual    Conference on City Gas Distribution in India, March 1-2, 2017, New Delhi.

 

·         Supported by organizations like Gujarat Gas , Indian Oil Corporation, Indraprastha Gas Limited, Mahanagar Gas , Natural Gas Society of India.

·         Co Sponsored by ABN  Equipments, Borouge, Raychem RPG, Sandvik-Swagelok.

·         Associate Sponsored by Georgefisher Piping Systems, Flir Systems, Ratnamani Metals and Tubes.

 

             The complete list of participating organizations include are as follows:-

Adani Energy	Haridwar Natural Gas	Haryana City Gas
Bharat Petroleum	Indian Oil Corporation	Petronet LNG
Central UP Gas	Indraprastha Gas	Rajastha State Gas Limited
Gail	IRM Energy	Sabarmati Gas
Green Gas	Mahanagar Gas	Tripura Natural Gas
Gujarat Gas	Goa Natural Gas	Unison Enviro Pvt. Ltd
Aarvee Encon	Honeywell	PNGRB
BG exploration	IFC	Positive  Metering
Bourouge	Varicon	Raychem RPG
Bridge and roof company	INEL Gas Controls	Reliance Industries
Clarke Energy	Itron	Sandvik
Corporate Profile	Jain Irrigation	Sangir Plastic
Cyient	Kirloskar Pnueumatic	Secure
Deloitte	Leister  Technology	Sick India
Dolat Capital	Magnatech Smart Energy	Singhania Systems
Elara capital	Matcor	Sterling an Wilson
Fluid Controls	Mehta Bros	Swagelok
Genus	Mosaic Advisors	Torrent Power
Haryana City Gas	Nirmal Industries	Tulip Energy
Hoerbiger	Oswal Securities	U3S Chemsolutions
UOP	Parker Hannifin	Wave Infratech
Georgefischer Piping	Chicago Pneumatics	Ratnamani Metals
VCS Quality Private Limited	Warburgpincus	Mitsui
ABN Equipments	Tractors India	Flir Sytems
Cairn India	SSP Fittings	Cyrostar Gas
GE	Jai Hind Projects	AMP Capital
ESP Safety	Savair	etc