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As consumers around the world seek greener, cleaner and more efficient fuels, natural gas will play a bigger role in the global energy mix, according to a recent study by the International Association for Natural Gas (CEDIGAZ).
This surge in demand will be a key topic at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference, ADIPEC, as companies continue to look at reducing carbon emissions and collaborate on a host of new gas projects across the world.
Unconventional gas reserves are set to play a key role, accounting for 71 per cent of
supply growth by 2035, rising from 699 bcm in 2014 to 1,587 bcm. With this in mind, natural gas will remain a hot topic in the hydrocarbon sector for years to come.
Through ADIPEC’s innovative series of Global Business Leader Sessions, Global Downs- tream Business Leader Sessions, Offshore Business Leader Sessions, Technical and Panel Sessions, as well as C-Suite Dialogues and Middle East Petroleum Club
VIP Programme briefings, the world’s premium gas providers have a chance to meet.