Guide to the Russian Oil and Gas Exhibition in Moscow Russia

After the popularity of past events, Reeds Exhibitions and SPE International will now be organising the 2010 Russian Oil and Gas Exhibition, an event which will feature both an exhibition and a conference. Taking take place between the 26th and 28th of October 2010 in Moscow, Russia, the event is one which is very popular with a significant number of the key players in the oil and gas industry. The exhibition will be the ideal forum for companies and individuals who wish to learn more about the Russian Exploration and Production market.

The exhibition is expected to feature participants from more than fifty countries around the world and will be several hundred exhibitors. The conference event is expected to feature over 160 paper presentations and 700 abstract submissions. Attendees of the event will be able to gain technical expertise and meet with officials from trade associations, build contacts to help solve specific problems, assess various projects that are available, get new clients and develop supply channels.

The conference will attract key decision makers in the oil and gas industry, including senior executives of multi-national corporations, technical personnel, innovators and service providers. The exhibition will provide a great opportunity for exhibitors to showcase the various developments that have taken place in the industry and display future trends. It will also provide a platform for various people from the worldwide oil and gas community to get together to discuss, exchange and analyze the various problems faced by the industry and suggest possible solutions.

Exhibitors who wish to set up stalls at the Russian Oil and Gas expo in Moscow are strongly urged to register early, on account of the demand for the limited exhibition space available. At past shows, exhibitors have included those covering the Oil-Recovery Process, oil and gas freight and shipping, Well Logging, Facilities Engineering, health and safety and oil and gas technology. Some exhibitors from the 2008 show include big companies such as ExxonMobil, the ExxonMobil, Aberdeen Drilling School and Chevron Neftegaz Inc.

Getting to Moscow is fairly straight forward in that Moscow Domodedovo International airport (airline code DME) acts as a good gateway into the city and is serviced from most main European cities. The airport is connected with high speed rail and trains from Paveletsky railway station into the centre of Moscow. Taxis are available directly outside the airport and if you have any problems to organise transportation then there is an information centre inside the airport.

Catherine writes abour Exhibition Stands and Display Kits.