Global Petroleum Show – North America's leading energy event – has announced a complete rebrand to ‘Global Energy Show’ to reflect the industry's continued evolution, as the show builds upon significant technological and sustainable achievements driven by oil & gas and moves to also encompass alternative energy sources. The rebrand comes in advance of the 54th edition of the annual show, taking place in Calgary this June (9th–11th).

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“As we launch this rebrand, we are upholding the Global Energy Show's reputation of showcasing the best in energy and innovative technologies from top suppliers, with more than 700 exhibitors across five exhibit halls and growing,” said Nick Samain, Vice President of dmg events – organiser of the Global Energy Show. “We want to leverage our platform to share how Canadian energy companies are not only transforming with the industry but also leading the dialogue and making meaningful contributions on the global stage.”

 

Every year, the Show brings together more than 50,000 industry professionals, government officials and companies to have forward-thinking conversations about creating a prosperous and sustainable future for upcoming generations. Delegates from more than 110 countries will be represented during the three-day exhibition and conference. 

 

Spotlight on increasing pace of technological advancement 

 

With the rebrand, the Show strives to draw global attention to the increasing pace of technology that is driving growth in sustainable energy production. The event will also profile the oil & gas sector as a hub of solutions-based innovation and promote the Show as an inclusive event for all energy players.

 

“Canada continues to be one of the most important and reliable energy producers in the world – and Alberta is at the epicentre of it,” said Mr Samain. “Through the Global Energy Show, we want to convince the world that Alberta and Canada are great places to invest and do business in –whether that opportunity lies with oil & gas or new and emerging sectors. As we strive to meet global energy demands, the Canadian energy sector must continue to diversify, innovate and expand into new avenues for growth.”

 

Global Energy Show takes place from 9–11 June 2020 in Calgary, Alberta at the BMO Centre. At this year’s event, audiences will see the return of existing programmes including the three-day Strategic and Technical Conference, Global Market Seminar Series, Awards Gala and GPC VIP programme. In addition, the Show will launch the Global Energy Investment Forum and the CEO & Ministerial Summit to foster dialogue and promote investment in the sector.

 

For more information on the Global Energy Show, visit: www.globalenergyshow.com