The Oman Petroleum & Energy Show (OPES) 2025, scheduled from May 12th to 14th at OCEC, will focus on 'Navigating the energy transition through innovation in oil and gas'. The event will feature an SPE Conference and OPES Talks, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and energy pioneers from around the world.
The high-level SPE Conference at OPES 2025 hosted by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), will feature in-depth technical discussions on the latest advancements in oil, gas, and energy transition strategies.
With experts addressing enhanced recovery methods, digital transformation, carbon capture, and decarbonisation, the conference provides a crucial knowledge-sharing platform for professionals driving the future of energy.
OPES Talks will once again be held as part of the 2025 event, serving as a dynamic forum for visionary ideas, industry insights, and future-focused discussions, featuring global thought leaders, CEOs, and policymakers addressing the most pressing energy challenges.
The free-to-attend strategic and technical sessions at OPES Talks will explore various topics including energy transition and decarbonisation, renewable energy development, digital transformation, and future of LNG in Oman.
OPES Talks will witness working technical papers and insights from key industry leaders across Oman’s energy sector from both public and private sector including, Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Petroleum Development Oman, bp, OQEP, Shell Development Oman, Gulf Energy, OXY and a lineup of international speakers from the energy sectors across Europe, USA, MENA Region and Asia.
Ashley Roberts, Managing Director at CONNECT, highlighted the significance of these discussions: "Oman Petroleum & Energy Show’s OPES Talks provide a valuable platform for industry professionals to gain insights from experts, expand their knowledge, and earn CPD accreditation—all free to attend. OPES is committed to fostering learning and innovation in the energy sector. To take advantage of these talks, visit the OPES website to view the full program, and please note that seating is strictly on a first-come, first-served basis." -TradeArabia News Service
