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Date

14 December 2020

Muscat

Sultanate of Oman

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Event Overview

The Middle East Pipeline Summit is the definitive midstream summit; bringing together regional and international experts to discuss advancements in technologies and concepts for maintaining and operating oil and gas pipelines.

Pipelines play an integral role in fostering economic growth globally. Numerous investments being made in the petrochemical facilities and LNG terminals being planned today, are supported by a reliable supply of feedstocks provided by pipeline infrastructure.

The global oil and gas pipeline market size is projected to surpass $61 Billion by 2022. The oil and gas pipeline market in the Middle East and Africa alone is anticipated to cross $10 Billion by 2022. The Middle East’s oil and gas new-build transmission pipeline length additions, accounts for approximately 43% of the region’s planned and announced pipeline length additions between 2020 and 2023.

The Middle East Pipeline Summit will address important oil industry issues at technical and strategic levels, in order to provide quality, with special focus on innovation, current challenges and case studies. The Summit will present unparalleled opportunities to network with qualified experts and professionals across global markets.

Notable Sessions at the Summit

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Addressing Inspection & Integrity Management Challenges

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Advances in Industry 4.0 for pipelines

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Best practices in Pipeline Operations and Management

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Condition Monitoring through Intelligent Pigging of Pipelines

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Corrosion Management of Pipelines

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Risk Management for Pipeline Projects

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Trenchless technology for the Oil and Gas Industry

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Safety and security of Pipeline Infrastructure

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Valve design, Operations and Maintenance

Facts & Figures

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$59
Billion

worth of midstream projects are currently planned or underway in the MENA region with $22.8 Billion currently under execution
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$24.8
Billion

Oil pipelines account for $24.8 Billion worth of projects planned or underway
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$10.3
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Gas pipelines account for $10.3 Billion worth of projects planned or underway
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Over $9.9 Billion worth of midstream projects are currently under execution. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has 12,889 kms worth of active pipelines with an additional 1,157 kms being planned.
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The Sultanate of Oman announced plans to extend the lifespan of its LNG facilities and raise LNG production capacity by 10% to 11.4 million tonnes a year by 2022. The Sultanate of Oman has 8,149 kms worth of active pipelines with an additional 987 kms being planned.
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Mechanical construction of Bahrain’s first LNG re-gasification terminal was completed in January 2020. The Kingdom of Bahrain has 18 kms worth of active pipelines with an additional 24 kms worth of pipelines being planned.
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Work is currently underway on a $2.9 Billion LNG and re-gasification terminal at Al Zour, the largest Midstream project in the region. The State of Kuwait has 867 kms worth of active pipelines with an additional 417 kms being planned.
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Adnoc is building the worlds single largest underground oil storage project. Work is also underway on the second storage facility by Borooge Petroleum and Gas Investment Company (BGIC) which when commissioned by Q4 2020 will take total storage capacity to 1 Million Cubic Meters. The United Arab Emirates has 5,226 kms worth of active pipelines with an additional 204 kms being planned.
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The state of Qatar is the largest producer of LNG in the world producing nearly 77 million tonnes in 2019. By 2027, Qatar will take LNG production to 126 Million tonnes. Qatar has 2,634 kms worth or active pipelines with an additional 186 kms being planned.