The leading exhibition and conference for the global gas, LNG and energy industries
For over 45 years, the Gastech exhibition and conference has been at the forefront of the international gas, LNG and energy market.
This world renowned event is regarded as the most significant meeting place for upstream, midstream and downstream gas, energy and LNG professionals, where they convene to do business.
Gastech has fast become a next generation energy event, hosting major NOCs, IOCs, integrated energy companies, global utilities, EPC contractors, shipbuilders, pipeline companies, manufacturers, technology providers and service companies all of whom play an active role in the global energy value chain.
Gastech Conference
The conference is renowned for its quality, breadth and expertise, featuring an extensive range of both strategic and technical sessions which advocate and advance the role for gas and LNG in the global energy mix.
Now you can also share the stage with other world class leaders at one of the world’s largest and most prestigious energy conferences!
Gastech Exhibition
Position your company amongst the most innovative and influential service and technology providers from across the global gas, LNG and energy value chain.
Secure new leads and business, collaborate and make profitable connections, service your existing clients while, all while meeting over 35,000 industry professionals from across 30 industry sectors. Come join the 700 global exhibitors who choose Gastech as their marketplace.
Houston: the oil and gas capital of the world
There’s no better time for Gastech to come back to Houston.
The United States is set to become a net exporter of natural gas for the first time in over half a century, and Houston will be at the center of that commerce. Our city has the resources, the infrastructure, the expertise, and the largest U.S. port in foreign tonnage. In short, Houston is ready to take the leading role in the U.S. energy exports market.
Mayor Sylvester Turner of Houston
A trusted brand for over 45 years
Gastech has been at the forefront of the gas and LNG business for more than four decades,
with each edition being supported by a host partner since 2002.
History of Gastech
2018……Barcelona Spain
2017……Tokyo, Japan
2015……Singapore
2014……Seoul, South Korea
2012……London, UK
2011……Amsterdam, Netherlands
2009……Abu Dhabi, UAE
2008……Bangkok, Thailand
2006……Abu Dhabi, UAE
2005……Bilbao, Spain
2002……Doha, Qatar
2000……Houston, USA
1998……Dubai, UAE
1996……Vienna, Austria
1994……Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1993……Paris, France
1990……Amsterdam, Netherlands
1988……Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1986……Hamburg, Germany
1985……Nice, France
1984……Amsterdam, Netherlands
1982……Paris, France
1981……Hamburg, Germany
1979……Houston, USA
1978……Monaco
1976……New York, USA
1975……Paris, France
1974……Amsterdam, Netherlands
1973……London, UK
1972……London, UK
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Testimonials
Jean-Baptiste Dubreil 1 , Chief Economist , IEA
In terms of energy markets natural gas is well placed thanks to its flexibility, abundance and advantages in terms of environmental footprint, with LNG being the driving engine for trade growth in the next years to achieve a more competitive and global gas market.
Neil Chatterjee , Chairman , US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)
This is an exciting, transformative time for the U.S. energy landscape and cities like Houston will be crucial in defining just what that transition looks like. I’m eager to join my government and industry partners to welcome esteemed participants to this energy capital for Gastech 2019 as we again come together for a global discussion on the future of natural gas.
Sylvester Turner , Mayor of Houston
The United States is set to become a net exporter of natural gas for the first time in over half a century, and Houston will be at the center of that commerce. Our city has the resources, the infrastructure, the expertise, and the largest U.S. port in foreign tonnage. In short, Houston is ready to take the leading role in the U.S. energy exports market.
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