EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE

14 - 17 SEPTEMBER 2027
HOUSTON, UNITED STATES

Gastech 2026 Impact Report

Gastech 2026 brought the global energy community together in Bangkok for four days to explore the forces shaping the future of energy, from rising demand and energy security to investment, infrastructure, and innovation.

The Impact Report highlights 60,000 attendees from 150+ countries, 800 exhibitors, 800+ speakers and 65+ global energy ministers, regulators and policymakers, alongside US$60 billion in energy agreements, commitments and MoUs announced or advanced.

Published by official media partner Energy Connects, the Impact Report explores the event’s commercial impact, the partnerships, insights and opportunities generated across the global energy industry.

Complete the form to download the Gastech 2026 Impact Report to discover the key insights, partnerships and outcomes from Bangkok.

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Explore the key conversations shaping global energy

Energy demand is accelerating faster than infrastructure can keep pace

Energy demand is becoming more complex, driven by economic growth, industrialisation, electrification, AI and data centres. As new demand centres emerge faster than traditional infrastructure can respond, the energy industry faces a growing need to expand capacity while improving flexibility, resilience and reliability.

Government–industry partnerships are accelerating investment to meet demand

Collaboration between governments and industry is essential to unlocking the investment, infrastructure and energy systems needed to keep pace with rapidly growing demand.

Asia is driving the next wave of global energy demand

Asia’s population growth, industrialisation and rising prosperity are driving demand, placing the region at the centre of future energy investment and infrastructure development.

LNG is evolving from fuel to flexibility

As energy systems become more complex, LNG is increasingly valued for its ability to provide reliable, flexible supply, balancing changing demand while supporting energy security and resilience.

AI and electrification are making power infrastructure critical

Rapid growth in AI, data centres and electrification is accelerating power demand, making reliable grids, transmission and infrastructure investment critical to meeting future energy needs.

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