The Freeman

Asia-pacific to be a major draw for global oil players

- (PR)

Returning to occupy an impressive 36,000 square meters of exhibition space at Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands from 2 to 5 December, OSEA is currently priming itself to play host to more than 1,600 exhibitors and 28,000 trade attendees from 45 countries/ regions. OSEA is the biennial tradeshow that has served the offshore Oil & Gas market and its supporting industries.

OSEA2014: Open sea for networking opportunit­ies

Since its inception in 1976, OSEA has built a sturdy reputation as a networking arena of choice in Asia, providing participan­ts with a multitude of engagement­s, from serious discussion­s to relaxed gatherings across four vivacious show days. In addition, they also get to preview a wide showcase of new and improved backend and field products and technologi­es, and gain access to interactiv­e conference sessions that bring further opportunit­ies for interactio­n and knowledge exchange with industry experts and peers on latest trends, challenges and opportunit­ies surroundin­g the oil and gas landscape in Asia and beyond.

“We are looking at a possible energy crunch in the foreseeabl­e future, given the fast-rising global consumptio­n of oil and gas. Consequent­ly, the need to stay abreast of industry shifts and technologi­cal advancemen­ts has never been more important,” says Mr. Chua Buck Cheng, Project Director of Engineerin­g Events at Singapore Exhibition Services.

“We have designed OSEA to exactly pinpoint these trends and provide the industry with what’s needed in order to advance, and face the oncoming challenges.”

With three months to its opening day, OSEA2014 has already witnessed a 20 percent growth in the participat­ion of internatio­nal exhibitors compared to its previous edition in 2012 and the event continues to expand its exhibition space to cater to industry’s demands. This year, 16 internatio­nal group pavilions will be present, including three new groups from Korea, Taiwan and Thailand.

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