Rio Oil & Gas 2020

September 21 - 24 | Conferences & Exhibitions

 

Rio Oil & Gas is postponed and organiser studies new date for the event. 

For 38 years, Rio Oil & Gas has been Latin America’s largest business and knowledge platform for the oil, gas and biofuels industry. The next edition will be held from 21 till 24 September 2020, at Riocentro Convention and Event Centre in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  Divided into exhibition, congress and parallels events, Rio Oil & Gas is the best place to be present with the main companies in the sector, to relate with leaders of the entire oil and gas chain and to develop new businesses.

More info is available here

Key figures 2018

  • 42,200 visitors
  • More than 480 exhibitors
  • 77 participating countries
  • 5,000 congressmen
  • Over 1,000 content presentations

About Brazil

The Brazilian Oil & Gas market has tremendous potential. Proven reserves are among the largest worldwide. The bidding rounds which restarted at the end of 2017, and are ongoing for offshore fields, attracted interest of international oil majors and independents. The upcoming edition of Rio Oil & Gas, Latin America’s leading O&G event, is particularly important as key projects by Petrobras and IOCs in the country are getting traction. Major contracts are expected to be awarded in the coming months, as the Brazilian company forges ahead with its US84.1 billion investment plan for 2019-23.

Brazil’s oil and gas opportunities are no longer limited to Petrobras’ pre-salt plans. Oil majors such as Equinor, Shell and Total are actively engaged in field development projects, with contracting activity already underway.

Holland Pavilion

IRO is looking at the possibilities to participate with a Holland Pavilion at Rio Oil  & Gas 2020. In order to see if this is feasible, we have set out a poll amongst our members in which we ask them if they are interested in participation. On the basis of the results, IRO will decide whether or not the realisation of a Holland Pavilion is possible.

More info will follow in due course.