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February 06, 2018
Environmental ministers should include LPG in air pollution discussions

Brussels, January 29, 2018 – Pollutants such as particulate matter, nitrogen oxide and ozone kill hundreds of thousands each year. One way to reduce these deadly emissions is to switch to LPG.

Ministers from 9 Member States will convene in Brussels for an air quality ministerial summit on Tuesday, 30 January, invited by the EU Commissioner for Environment Karmenu Vella. The European LPG Association considers this meeting to be a unique opportunity for Member States to develop measures to address long standing breach of European emission standards.

The benefits or LPG have for long been demonstrated. In off-grid areas in particular, the cleaner fuel of choice is LPG. Because it’s stored and transported as a liquid, it suits those distributed, small-scale applications. Because it burns like a gas, its particle (PM) emissions are negligible, and Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) and ozone-precursors can be controlled to low levels.

In heating, LPG’s particles and ozone-precursor emissions are lower than heating oil’s and wood’s (biomass). A study by the Italian research institute INNOVHUB showed that oil boilers generate more than twice the PM emissions of a similar LPG boiler and that biomass appliances’ PM emissions can be 600 times higher than LPG ones. In transport, road vehicles running on LPG produce far fewer of the harmful emissions associated with traditional fuels that contribute to health and environmental problems.

In the run up of the meeting of January 30th, Samuel Maubanc, General Manager of the AEGPL urges:
“The time has come for European leaders to seriously look at LPG as a cost-effective and readily available solution to fight air pollution and improve air quality in Europe.”

The European LPG Association will continue working closely with its national member associations, making the case for LPG both at national and at European level.
 

January 29, 2018
The 30th World LPG Forum wrapped up in Marrakech

The 30th World LPG Forum took place from October 3-5, 2017 at the Palais des Congrès de Marrakech in Morocco. The world’s largest annual global LPG conference offered besides unparalleled networking opportunities, high quality sessions and side events and of course a major global exhibition. The theme of the 2017 event was ‘Fuelling New Markets’ and the choice of the destination reminded delegates that African LPG demand potential could be realised over the next decade.

Key Facts and Figures:
More than 1,500 total participants from 72 countries

Top five countries represented:
1. Morocco
2. Italy
3. France
4. USA
5. India

The Exhibition 117 exhibiting companies

Keynotes by the Minister of Energy, Mines and Sustainable Development

The event organisers were honored to welcome Mr Aziz Rebbah, Minister of Energy, Mines and Sustainable Development of Morocco who launched this exceptional edition of the World LPG Forum in Marrakech.

‘Fuelling New Markets’ Forum highlights

There were many highlights of the two and a half day sessions in Marrakech, but most notably the roundtable ‘Fuelling New Markets’ which covered a wide range of topics. The panel featured discussions on the growth potential in Morocco and Nigeria as well the potential for growth in developed, mature markets such as the US which are dealing with gradually decreasing consumption. There was a general agreement among the panelists that despite the challenges the industry faces there are reasons to be optimistic about the future.

A Wide Range of Sessions

Other sessions on the Wednesday covered ‘Back to the Future’ where chair Philip Shaw opened this first session which focused on the future and what the LPG industry might look like in ten years’ time. It was noted that ten years ago the US was a net importer of LPG and is now the world's largest exporter, and so trying to predict the future has its challenges. The second session ‘Safety First’ indicated that HSE management systems are critical in environments of change, development and growth when the risks are always higher, such as the case of Africa. Panagiotis Haritopoulos the chair of the session stressed the importance of safety, referring to a new concept of “chronic unease”. Session 3 ‘Seizing the Potential’ opened the Thursday programme featuring a number of engaging presentations focusing on growth potential in different markets and sectors. From LPG for power generation in Myanmar, to ground-breaking communications in Brazil, to agricultural applications in the US, Autogas in Morocco and a whole suite innovative programmes that have unleashed unprecedented growth in India. The ‘Harnessing Diversity’ session studied aspects of diversity in the LPG industry. Final session of the day ‘Unlocking Africa’ was dedicated to looking at the latent potential that exists for growth in Africa. With discussions covering market conditions and changes in Nigeria, Cameroon and Morocco the session sought to understand what were the bottlenecks on ramping up strong growth in Africa.

The Global Technology Conference & The LPG for Development Summit

Among other highlights was the Global Technology Conference 2017 which took place on Tuesday afternoon and where cutting edge innovation was showcased. The 2017 innovation awards winning team: Begas Motor/Repsol and the two runners up: Envirofit and Kopagas were presented by James Rockall, CEO of the WLPGA. Also on Tuesday afternoon the LPG for Development Summit, sponsored by the Global LPG Partnership and supported by La Fédération de L’Energie, was kicked off by a rousing keynote by Rachel Kyte, CEO, Sustainable Energy for All and Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General. Speaking to an audience of over 200 delegates, Ms Kyte challenged the industry to reach the three billion people today who do not have access to clean cooking fuels. SEforALL and WLPGA have signed an agreement that makes WLPGA a Knowledge Partner of SEforALL to enhance knowledge exchange and solutions related the following aims: Heat Maps to Advance Action on Clean Cooking Solutions; Tracking Finance for Energy Access; Sharing Stories of Success; and Mobilising Women in Energy.






 

October 24, 2017
All India Industrial Gases Manufacturers' Association (AIIGMA) at "Cryogen-Expo"

All India Industrial Gases Manufacturers' Association (AIIGMA) delegation will take part in "Cryogen-Expo".

The organization joins over 270 members including all leading gas manufacturers in India and abroad who have a direct interest on the Indian gas industry.

Industrial Gas Industry covers gases namely, oxygen, nitrogen, argon, acetylene, helium, carbon dioxide, hydrogen and medical gases like medical oxygen and nitrous oxide.

The negotiations with the representatives of the Association can be carried out at the joint booth of the organization - E05, Hall 2.
 

July 06, 2017
AEGPL Congress took place in Lisbon
on the 21st and 22nd June 2017

The annual AEGPL Congress took place in Lisbon on the 21st and 22nd June 2017, bringing together around 1,200 professionals from all across the LPG industry. The AEGPL Congress is the biggest LPG event in Europe and a recognized opportunity for the industry to meet. As in previous editions, the AEGPL Congress was divided into an exhibition area, created for companies to exhibit their most innovative products, and a conference area where high-level panels discussed the most prominent business and policy issues affecting our industry.

The conference featured 31 high-level speakers of which over a third were women – a testimony of AEGPL’s efforts to promote gender equality. For two days, panelists discussed the challenges and opportunities for the LPG industry throughout all its value chain. The discussions covered areas like the role of renewables, new areas for LPG, the impact of public policy, or the role of LPG in the communities. The sessions were very well attended with active interaction with the audience leading to very interesting discussions.

Over 130 booths showcased the cutting-edge products and services offered by the most innovative companies in the LPG industry. Exhibitors had the opportunity to exchange contacts, do business, and witness the most advanced solutions presented by companies from all over the World.

To find more information about the 2017 AEGPL Congress in Lisbon you can visit the website www.aegpl2017.com where you can find a more detailed summary of the Congress together with images and video from Lisbon. In 2018, the AEGPL will celebrate its 50th Anniversary in Monaco at the 2018 AEGPL Congress and we hope to see you there!

 
 

February 17, 2017
“Mir-Expo” attended the AIIGMA 39th Seminar on Industrial Gases in Abu Dhabi

The members of the EC “Mir-Expo” attended the AIIGMA 39th Seminar on Industrial Gases, which took place on January 19 – 21, 2017 at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Abu Dhabi, UAE. The annual event is a platform for technical discussions, search for solutions and ideas exchange for the gas manufacturers from different parts of India and other countries.

The seminar was a success with the delegates among which there were representatives of gas associations, producers and consumers of industrial gases, equipment manufacturers.

The 39th Seminar presented a qualitative overview of the industrial gas market in India and worldwide, demonstrated the innovations in the field of industrial gas production and consumption.

The event was organized at a high professional level and provided the delegates a good opportunity to develop the cooperation with long-standing partners and to widen the circle of business contacts.




 

December 16, 2016
The 29th World LPG Forum & 2016 European Congress wrapped up in Florence

The 29th World LPG Forum & 2016 European Congress took place from November 15th-17th, at the Firenze Fiera Congress and Exhibition Centre in Florence, Italy. The series of events offered unparalleled networking opportunities, very high quality sessions and side events and, of course, a major global exhibition. The theme of the 2016 event was ‘A Bridge to the Future’ and the focus of discussions was on global opportunities for LPG.

Key Facts and Figures:
Around 1,800 total participants from 113 countries and 120 exhibiting companies
Top five countries represented: 1. Italy 2. France 3. India 4. Turkey 5. USA

“A Bridge to the Future” Forum & Congress Highlights.

There were many highlights of the two-day event in Florence, but most notably the main roundtable ‘The Role of LPG in the Energy Future’ chaired by Veteran BBC Journalist Mr Roger Harrabin who opened the session by acknowledging the challenges the world faces in terms of trying to meet the energy needs of the future and underscored the role that LPG must play. Mr Stephen Rennie from Calor Gas spoke about the problems of air pollution both in homes, mostly from cooking fires, and in urban areas. Mr David Carroll from the IGU stated very clearly that LPG and Natural Gas are complimentary fuels and both crucial in bringing a clean burning energy source to end users all over the world. Mr Dan Dorner from the International Energy Agency (IEA) stated that the 2016 World Energy Outlook was being launched at the same time as they were holding this session. Mr Ercüment Polat from Aygaz stated that the term ‘disruption’ is a good word to describe the state of the energy industry right now. Joint Secretary Jindal from the Indian Ministry spoke about the Indian experience of converting millions of people from biomass to LPG under the very aggressive Modi government plan.

Other Highlights

2016 WLPGA Global Technology Conference (GTC)

WLPGA's Technical Director Nikos Xydas opened the GTC which was chaired by Ms Grace Willis of Propane Education & Research Council and Mr Richard Hakeem of UKLPG. The GTC was held over two sessions during which nine papers, featuring some of the latest technologies impacting the LPG industry, were presented including some innovative applications for LPG as an engine fuel and as a residential energy source, some ways to improve LPG quality and safety, and some interesting ideas involving communications, packaging and distribution.

The GTC Awards ceremony celebrated the winner of the WLPGA Innovation Awards from GTC2015 in Singapore, Mr Randy Erwin, of M-TriGen with his paper LPG Powered Micro Combined Cooling Heating and Power Systems (MCCHP). The runner up was Mr Greg Kerr, of Propane Education & Research Council with paper LPG Direct Injection Engine Research. The winners of the GTC2016 WLPGA Innovation Awards were Can Tikiroglu of Aygaz and the two runner ups were Cinch Munson of PERC and Christophe Reimnitz of GE.

During the Future Market Outlook, David Tyler, Projects and Business Practices Director at WLPGA, introduced Walt Hart, IHS, who moderated the session and reminded the audience that LPG is a supply driven market with many challenges. Shigeo Ishikawa from Eneos Globe described Japan's LPG business and the increasing supplies coming from the US. Rob Donaldson, Targa, described the latest news of US LPG production of which 90% originates from gas productionMartin Ackermann, BWLPG, described the shipping scene with freight rates at historically low levels and owners operating below cost. Pak Basuki Trikora Putra, Pertamina, described Indonesia's kerosene to LPG conversion programme of which succeeded in converting over 57m users. Finally, Christophe Casabonne, Engie, described the opportunities for LPG in the power generation segments.

The session Safety is no Accident was chaired by Mr Henry Cubbon, DCC Energy LPG. The key messages proceeding from the excellent presentations in business include HSE Leadership, safety by choice, culture change, commitment, attitude, engage and lead, and walk the talk. These messages came from three continents demonstrating that good HSE performance equally demonstrates good business performance. Excellent examples from Coral Gas, Origin and Oryx establish that improving HSE performance begins with positive leadership and with winning hearts and minds.

Ms Nikki Brown, who chaired the session Exceptional Energy in Action, quoted that LPG businesses would not exist without the applications, appliances and equipment that use this exceptional fuel. The session showcased some of the uses of LPG that stand out with a promising future, ranging from power generation with GE to a variety of agricultural applications with PERC. It also included several varieties of heavy duty engines in buses, trucks and trains with X-Tech, and also SNG plants with Aygaz.

The parallel session, Cooking For Life Innovative Distribution Models, chaired by Mr Yashvir Kumar Gupta, Indian Oil Corporation, started with an overview of the progress being made in India. Kalinda Magloire from SWITCH in Haiti discussed how her company is working with the Haitian diaspora in the US. Furthermore, Ms Renuka Shukla, Indian Oil Corporation and Ms Rachna Yadav, Vardaan Indane Gas gave a joint presentation outlining the aggressive campaign presently driven by the Modi government in India to convert millions of Indians from the use of biomass to LPG. Following, Alex Evans held a detailed discussion regarding the goals and positioning of the Global LPG Partnership in various markets around the world. Lastly, Ms Tamsin Rankin, Vision in Energy (PTY) Ltd, informed the audience about the South African market and the new initiative Vision in Energy event that will be held in South Africa, May 2017.

On the second day, Mr Michael Panas, Poten and Partners, introduced Session 4 on the Regional Outlook for LPG by saying that balancing LPG trade could prove challenging. The first of the five speakers on the panel was Mr Wega Pitya, Laugfs Gas, Sri Lanka, who described the opportunities in Asia for LPG. Ms Helen Liang, Guangdong Oil & Gas, China, described the growth of the market in China especially from petchem, and the potential retail demand. Ms Agnieszka Stochmal, AmeriGas, Poland, described the Polish LPG market and its dependence on Autogas. Then Michael Panas asked Mr Francesco Franchi, Assogasliquidi, Italy, to talk about the Italian market and he mentioned the threat from bio-mass pellets. Mr Ilya Zaymentsev, Sibur, Russia, stated that Russia produces 4.7% of the world’s LPG and outlined some of the company’s expansion programmes.

In Session 5: Driving Change, Ms Marina Terpolilli, automotive journalist and chair of the session, reminded participants of the current challenges faced by the road transport sector, with growing air pollution and climate concerns. Mr Corrado Storchi, Landi Renzo provided an overview of the Italian market and shared some perspectives from the equipment manufacturing business on the Autogas trends. Mr Loic Bouttier, Renault-Dacia explained the Renault-Dacia product portfolio. He also unveiled the group’s Autogas strategy. Mr Samuel Maubanc, AEGPL presented the results of tests undertaken in real driving conditions in compliance with state-of-the-art procedures. Mr Jeffrey Stewart, Blue Star Gas talked about the commercial vehicle strategy in the United States. Mr Ercüment Polat, Aygaz explained the reasons behind the important growth of the Autogas market in Turkey.

The final session of this year's event, entitled Good Leaders Keep Learning was chaired by Ms Wanjiku Manyara of Petroleum Institute of East Africa (PIEA). Mr Y K Gupta, Indian Oil Corporation, India, gave an overview of the LPG market on India with a focus on the government initiatives; Mr Guilherme Netto of Ultragaz Brazil discussed the actions Ultragaz take to promote change, innovation and mobility; Ms Lucy Cook of UKLPG, UK outlined the highly successful new integral digital marketing campaign; Mr Gabriele Rizzo, BRC Rally Team, Italy gave a fascinating glimpse into how Autogas is fuelling rally cars Championships; and finally Mr Claudio Leal, Prio Energy, Portugal gave an insight into Prio Energy's impressive ten year journey.

The next AEGPL Congress will be held in Lisbon (June 2017) and the next World LPG Forum - in Marrakech (October 2017).

 

October 10, 2015
Succesfull testing of a Cryogenic Distribution System by Demaco.

Initial testing of the Wendelstein 7-X magnetic field – it’s spot on!

Testing of the magnetic field in the Wendelstein 7-X fusion device was completed sooner than planned. The measurements, which were much anticipated at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics in Greifswald, show: The superconducting magnetic coils, whose technical tests were completed only last week are producing the required magnetic field. The magnetic cage for the fusion plasma, which has a temperature of many million degrees, has a configuration which is in line with the calculations of the physicists. This is an essential milestone in the operational preparations that are currently under way. Later this year, Wendelstein 7-X should produce its first plasma...

Demaco delivered the “Cryogenic Distribution System” by order of LKT (Switserland) and is proud to have contributed to this milestone in the world of plasma physics and fusion research. It’s all about Cryogenius.


June 10, 2015
LPG Industry comes together at the
AEGPL Congress Berlin 2015

Brussels, 08 June 2015 - The annual AEGPL Congress took place in Berlin on the 20th and 21st May 2015 and brought together more than 1500 professionals from all across the LPG industry. The AEGPL Congress is the biggest LPG event in Europe and a recognized opportunity for the industry to meet. The Congress is typically divided into an exhibition area, created for companies to exhibit their products, and a conference area where high-level panels discuss the most prominent business and policy issues.

Over 100 companies were present at the exhibition and promoted cutting-edge products and services for all sectors of the LPG industry. Exhibitors had the opportunity to exchange contacts, do business, and witness the most advanced solutions presented by companies from all over the World.

At the same time, the conference featured 36 high-level speakers including Thorsten Herdan, Director-General for energy policy – heating and efficiency – in the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy; and Günther Oettinger, European Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society and former Commissioner for Energy. The speakers highlighted the strengths of the LPG sector, its contribution in reaching the EU climate targets and the areas in which it can further grow.

The discussions at the conference were very lively with the 300 participating delegates engaging with the members of the different panels and providing an exciting exchange of views. The AEGPL Congress panels of experts discussed issues such as the challenges and opportunities faced by LPG; the current policy context; or the best practices in the industry.

The Berlin Congress ended on a high note with the presentation of the 29th World LPG Forum & 2016 AEGPL Congress that will take place in Istanbul, a joint event with the WLPGA. You can find more information about Istanbul 2016 in the website http://www.worldlpgforum-aegpl2016.com/


December 09, 2014
On December 16, 2014 CREON Energy carries out the Third International "LNG 2014" Conference at Hotel Baltschug Kempinski Moscow

In the past 20 years, LNG trade evolved from intra-regional to international, and currently LNG business remains the most dynamic sector in the gas industry. Russia is falling behind in terms of entering the international LNG market. The wave of global LNG initiatives has been announced recently, and the soonest shipments to the market will arrive from Australian and American projects.

There are several global trends that undermine the competitiveness of Russian LNG. These include a sharp increase in shale gas production, possible breakthrough in gas production from gas hydrate, development of logistics and reduction of transportation costs. Due to significant decline in world prices for LNG, multi-million investments in LNG production may become unprofitable for Russian companies and their international partners.

How will the international situation develop in LNG segment? What are the prospects for the Russian LNG projects? These and other questions will be discussed at the conference.

Additional information is available by phone: +7 (495) 797-49-07 or by e-mail: org@creonenergy.ru


December 05, 2014
An Exceptional World LP Gas Forum Wrapped up in Miami on October 28 - 30, 2014

The 27th World LP Gas Forum united with the 29th AIGLP Congress at the Intercontinental Hotel in Miami, Florida under the theme "The Future Starts Now." This marks the first time the World LP Gas Forum has been in the U.S. since 2006. With a sold-out exhibition and an outstanding conference programme, this event was an unprecedented success affording unique networking, learning, and business opportunities.

Download full information on the event
 


December 20, 2013
Press-release on TK-114 meeting

On 26 November 2013 a first meeting of a new Technical Committee on Standardization TK-114 “Oxygen and cryogenic equipment” established by Rostandard as per its order no 952 dated 23.08.2013, took place on the territory of the Expo-Center at the 12th international specialized exhibition “Cryogen-Expo. Industrial gases-2013”.

The facilitator of the arrangement CJSC “Kislorodmontazh” is a base organization for this Technical Committee as well as a head of Subcommittee PK1 “Industry-wide norms and rules”. Besides the Committee includes Subcommittees: PK2 “Equipment for manufacturing and processing technical gases» on the basis of OJSC “Criogenamsh” (Balashikha city, MO), PKZ “Equipment for manufacturing and processing helium and oxygen” on the basis of JSC “Gelymash”(Moscow city), PK4“ Equipment for manufacturing and processing rare gases ” (Ukraine, Odessa) and PK5 “Tanks for storage and transporting industrial gases ” on the basis of OJSC “UralCrioMash” (Nizhny Tagil city).

On 27 November on the eve of the meeting, a meeting of the TK114 Steering Committee took place, which approved agenda of the first meeting, plan on standards development and plan for forming working groups.

Out of the currently existing 28 members of the Committee, 26 members attended the meeting with 5 members having delegated its voices to the TH 114 Responsible Secretary by proxy. Two members of the Committee were absent. Also anybody who wanted could attend the meeting.

The President CJSC “Kislorodmontazh” and the TK114 Chairman Mr. S.N. Tyukulmin took floor on the first issue and briefed the Committee members on the composition of the Committee and Subcommittees. Also he attracted attention to the necessity to fill the Committee with the representatives of the organization, which had been already approved by the Rosstandard Order but still did not work.

The second issue was presented by Mr. V.V. Novikov, the Chairman of the Steering Committee, who briefed on methods to finance works on standardization. He noted that the Committee would try to perform activities without attracting budgetary finance by raising funds independently by attracting funds from the clients who would order development of the standards. But the Committee is a structural department of the Rosstandard and cannot have its own payment accounts. To this end in the beginning of the year CJSC “Kislorodmontazh” approved non-commercial partnership “Center of Competence on Oxygen and Cryogenic Equipment” which has the right to conclude agreements for developing standards, and the plan on developing standards to be performed via this noncommercial partnership (NP). To fill this organization with other legal entities, a decision was taken at the meeting that all members of the Technical Committee would enter this noncommercial partnership with entrance and membership fees being reduced for them. After enlisting the members the non-commercial partnership would be re-registered into the first in Russia cryogenic self-regulating organization (SRO).

TK114 Responsible Secretary Mr. V.A.Vlasyuk informed the TK114 members about the perspective plan on developing standards for the period till 2019 and standards included in the plan for 2014. Considering that the Committee lacks funds for developing standards, these applications contain standards for terminology and definitions only, which will be performed by the Committee members at their expense. This is due to the critical lack of the standards in the industry. For example, out of the existing standard base of about 50000 not more than 10 are related to our branch, which prevents the branch working properly. For the same year NP will collect orders for development of standards and work will be performed in a more orderly manner. Orders for development of standards are being received already and we are sure of the future. The Committee includes enterprises from Belorussia, which are to be assisted in developing branch standards for Belorussia. We also will assist the members of our Committee from Kazakhstan in developing standards for cryogenic equipment for Kazakhstan. Mr. V.A.Vlasyuk also took floor on the forth issue. He informed TK114 members of plan on forming working groups. These groups will be formed in Sub-Committees. Leading scientists and organizations in the industry will be involved. Besides both Clients and all those who want and need new standards can participate.

General Director JSC “Gelymash” Mr. V.N. Udut informed about the fifth issue proposing to develop a number of standards on natural gas, which we included in the development plan together with TK 052. Besides the members of the Committee submitted their proposals for development of standards: JSC “Grasis” on developing standards on adsorption and membrane equipment; JSC “NPF TsBA” on developing standards on cryogenic fitting. TD “Real Sorb” provided application for development standard for new adsorbent brands. Portal TGKO applied for a new brand of cylinders for technical gases.

Besides the meeting CJSC “Kislorodmontazh” organized exhibition stand to inform visitors of its products as well as of TK114 Committee and new NP. During the exhibition the Committee management talks with the company “Worthington” (Austria) were conducted which ordered development of standards for up-to-date cylinders of their manufacture. This standard will permit to perform regular technical after-sale checking of their cylinders, which will facilitate their distribution in the countries of the Custom Union.

Currently CJSC “Kislorodmontazh” concluded an agreement with OJSC “Kislorodmash” (does not work currently) on buying proprietary rights for trade names and technical documents. It will allow us to perform works under the TK114 Committee framework on certification of products and services of those companies, which are manufacturing their products now but violating these rights. The Committee together with Rostekhnadzor will perform analysis and certification of their production facilities and products and subject to their compliance will authorize them to manufacture these products in future.

To solve safety issues of oxygen production facilities the Committee together with exhibition company “Mir Expo”, will organize and hold annual conference in Russia on these issues with formalizing their decisions in the relative standards and technical procedures. Up to now the time has been scheduled for April-May months. It is planned to hold regular meetings of the TK114 Technical Committee during these conferences.


October 24, 2013
The International Seminar "Cryogenics for superconducting electroenergetics" - the first time in Russia

The International Seminar "Cryogenics for superconducting electroenergetics" is carried out for the first time in the frames of “Cryogen-Expo. Industrial Gases”. We welcome specialists to take part in the Seminar on November 27, 2013 (2 pm – 4 pm) at the Expocentre Faigrounds, Pavilion 5, Hall 2.


The 26th World LP Gas Forum & 2013 AEGPL Congress took place earlier this month in London and was an exceptional success.

A combined event covering the World LP Gas Forum and AEGPL Congress and also the UKLPG Annual Conference, the series of events provided not only unparalleled networking opportunities, a stellar speaker lineup of international dignitaries and industry leaders but also a major global exhibition.
 

Official opening by HRH The Princess Royal

The event organisers were honoured to welcome Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal who launched this exceptional event with an extremely knowledgeable presentation.

Keynotes by TheRt Hon The Lord Deben and Dr KandehK. Yumkella.

Lord Deben is Chairman of the UK Government’s Committee on Climate Change and his keynote focused on how energy represents a continuous battle between absolutism and diversity and that 66 states are now dealing with climate change in a serious manner.

Dr KandehK. Yumkella the Director General of the United Nations initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) delivered a rousing keynote speech at the Forum Opening. Speaking about the urgent need to address the crises brought on by a lack of access to modern energy by approximately three billion people today, LPGas, pointed out Dr Yumkella, is one of the best possible solutions available to address this development challenges.

Dr Yumkella and WLPGA President Kimball Chen signed a letter of intent to cooperate between SE4ALL and WLPGA. The letter acknowledged that both institutions are committed to contribute their efforts to end both the daily degradation of the health and safety of billions of people and to use their respective resources as part of a global multi-stakeholder partnership to produce the systemic changes necessary to support the growth of LPGas markets and the delivery of clean LPGas to one billion people in developing countries by 2030.
 

Global Technology Conference

The event also incorporated the Global Technology Conference (GTC). Over 300 delegates attended GTC during the opening session of the World Forum. David Tyler, WLPGA Director, welcomed the audience and explained the background to GTC and how the ten papers being presented at GTC London were screened from 22 abstracts submitted from 15 countries.
 

A Wide Range of Sessions and Panels

Other sessions focussed on UK markets, the impact of LPGas on a worldwide scale, an Autogas roundtable and a specific session on LPGas in Africa ensuring that delegates had the opportunity to see at first hand the impact of LPGas globally.

Following the success of London we turn our attention to Genoa where the 2014 AEGPL Congress will be held in 14-15 May and Miami where the 27th World LP Gas Forum & 29th AIGLP Conference will take place in Miami, 28-30 October 2014.
(www.aegpl2014.com & www.wlpgas2014.com)


The Conference "Industrial Gases - Kuwait"

Conference update: February 1 - 2, 2011.

Venue: Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences hall.

Organizers:

» Exhibition Company "Mir-Expo" (Moscow)

Powered by Moscow Chamber of Commerce & Industry

» AL- Qura Group Company (Kuwait)

Powered by the Prime Minister of Kuwait, Ministry of oil, Kuwait Chamber of & Industry

Information:

Gas business in Kuwait and Middle East

Building and operation of plants to produce industrial gases

Liquified natural gas and industrial gases storage and transportation

Systems and industrial plants for separation of air; nitrogen and oxygen stations

Energy saving in the manufacture of industrial gases

Gas purification technologies

Usage of cryogenic engineering experience in oil and gas production and refining

Liquified natural gas refining

Safety techniques and certification in the manufacture and consumption of natural gas


Mir-Expo at the 33rd AIIGMA conference in Kuala-Lumpur

Conference update: January, 19 – 21, 2011

Venue: Malaysia, Kuala-Lumpur

The organizer: AIIGMA

Information on activity:

On January, 19 - 21st 2011 the Exhibition Company "Mir-Expo" took part at the 33rd AIIGMA conference in Kuala-Lumpur (Malaysia).

During the conference the Director of the Exhibition Company "Mir-Expo" and the Executive Director of Russian IGMA Bannikov V.A. presented the information about the 10th International Specialized Exhibition Cryogen-Expo and about the International Conferences "Industrial Gases" held in Libya and in Moscow to the participants of the conference and also told them about the activity of Russian IGMA.

The conference was very well organized. Warm friendly atmosphere as well as interesting business and cultural program favoured the fruitful work. The detailed report about the conference you can see on the website of the organizer: http://www.aiigma.org/.

During the conference the agreements about the cooperation of AIIGMA and CIGIA with the Exhibition Company "Mir-Expo" and Russian IGMA have been achieved. The companies will exchange delegations for participation in the events on industrial gases and will give each other information support.

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The 23rd World Lp Gas Forum, the 2010 AEGPL Congress and the 25th AIGLP Conference

Conference update: September, 29 – October, 01, 2010

Venue: Palacio de Congresos, Madrid, Spain

The organizer: World LP Gas Association

Information:

The 23rd WORLD LP GAS FORUM, THE 2010 AEGPL CONGRESS AND THE 25th AIGLP CONFERENCE exhibitors and visitors as it brings together the best aspects of the AEGPL Annual congress and the World LP Gas Forum. In essence, it is two annual events into one exceptional LP Gas conference and exhibition.

The World LP Gas Forum is the premier annual global event for the LP Gas industry. It travels the globe annually attracting key international agencies, policy makers, media and the highest level of industry leaders to explore the LP Gas business, discuss its growth potential and to forge new business relationships.

The AEGPL Congress is the LPG event of the year for the European industry as a whole.

Drawing key industry leaders and experts both from Europe and worldwide, the AEGPL Congress is an exceptional forum to discuss and debate the role of LPG in Europe.



Second World Congress Alternative Energy and Ecology WCAEE-2010, dedicated to the memory of the great Russian scientist D. I. Mendeleev

Date: August 9-11, 2010

Venue: "Baltiets" Hotel, Repino health resort settlement, Leningrad region, Russia

Congress organizers: RAS, UNIDO-ICHET, IHE, IPCP RAS, International Association for Hydrogen Energy, STC "TATA and others.

Information:

"Hydrogen and Renewable Sources of Energy" Conference, "Safety and Economy of Hydrogen Transport" Symposium and some other actions are being run. Fulbright session and round table discussion will be held in the course of the Congress activities.



Eastern Europe
Industrial Gases - East meets West
A deeper understanding of the needs in Eastern Europe

Conference update: 21-21, May, 2010

Venue: RUS Hotel, Kiev, Ukraine

The Organizer: GasWorld.com Ltd.

Description:

Regarded as one of the most promising industrial gas markets in the world, the vast geography of Eastern Europe is plentiful in natural resources.
This gasworld Conference will offer you an insight into the existing business demands and opportunities in Eastern Europe, a region which is sure to experience rapid expansion in the coming years. With wealthy reserves of iron ore, nickel ore, oil and gas, and many other assets, the region offers great opportunity for the industrial gas community. Such prospects are compounded by a need to modernise. Economic transformation has driven the region forward, yet ageing equipment remains and the need exists to implement modern, energy-efficient technologies.

Topics of discussion include:

Doing business in Ukraine and Russia

Hydrogen Packaged Production Technology

Technical & Safety Standards - Europe vs. Ghost

Developments in Turbo- Expander and Pump Technologies

The historical development of Industrial Gases in Eastern Europe

Strategies for Upgrading Cylinder Assets

Maximising payload of Bulk Liquids

Cylinder Testing Methods

Information Report on the activity

The Conference “Eastern Europe Conference 2010. Industrial Gases: East meets West. A deeper understanding of the needs of Eastern Europe” was hold In Kiev, 21-21 of May. This highly appreciated event was organized by “Gasworld.com Ltd”. Vladimir A. Bannikov, general manager of the JSC Exhibition Company “Mir-Expo”, has taken part in the conference as a chairman of the second session.

The conference has provided a plethora of thought-provoking presentations which explored the trends, dynamics, challenges and above all, potential of the Eastern Europe industrial gas business.

With more than 120 delegates, of which around 45% were natives of the region, the conference has also achieved its fundamental objective – to unite the East and West points of the global industrial gas compass.

The participants of the conference had the opportunity to listen to these reports:

1. Holger Muent – EBRD: “Understanding the Investment Climate in E Europe”.
2. Lars Timner – Consultant: “The historical development of industrial gases in EE”.
3. John Raquet – Spiritus Group: “The current day market and treds”.
4. Daniel Gembet – Spiritus / AA Green: “Make V Buy – the Argument for outsorcing”
5. Andrey Medinskiy – Dary prirody: “Doing business in Ukraine and Russia.
6. Andy webb – EIGA: “Technical and Safety Standards – Europe V GosGortchnadzor.
7. Igor Voronin – Technex: “Professional support of industrial gases logistics & ASP project management”.
8. Iain Alexander Russell – Hydrogen Technologies: “Hydrogen Production Electrolyser Units.
9. Henrik Lynne – Union Engineering: “Carbon Dioxide Production Technology”.
10. Jessica Hoffman – ACD (Cryogenic Industries): “Developments in Turbo-expander and Pump Technology”
11. Hannes Rucker – CryoGo: “Muximising payload of bulk liquids”
12. Roland Wagner – Chart Ferox: “Flow Meters for Bulk Tanker Distribution”
13. Laurent Reichenshammer – Cryostar: “Pump technology for bulk liquids”
14. Bruce Holman – Rexarc: “Acetilene production / Filling Technologies
15. Andrey Ruban – Worthington Cylinders: “Strategies for Upgrading Cylinder Assets”
16. Leon Kaelin – Swiss TS: “Cylinder Testing Methods”
17. Hector Villarreal - Weldcoa: “Automated cylinder filling facilities”

Mutual benefit

It was a concept executed extremely well, as key figures from throughout the global gases business came together here in Kiev, Ukraine for the benefit of the region’s flourishing gases scene.

A wealth of opportunities to meet and converse, coupled with strong promotional booth interaction and an insightful, progressive agenda of presentations, has ensured the event was mutually beneficial for all.

After the success and perspicacity of Day One, delegates and speakers alike gathered early this morning for the enterprise and elucidation of Day Two at the Rus Hotel.

Technex’s Igor Voronin, Chairman of Session 4, opened proceeding’s with a smile and said, “I hope everyone is enjoying their stay in Kiev and this will remain in your memory as a good stay in our country."

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1st International Congress on Controversies
in Cryopreservation of Stem Cells, Reproductive
Cells, Tissue and Organs (CRYO)

Exhibition update: April 22-25, 2010.

Venue: Palacio de Congresos, Valencia, Spain.

The official representative of organizer: Exhibition Company "Mir-Expo".

Description:

The Congress is aimed to stem controversies from the fact that current congresses fail to promote true clinical discussion between practicing physicians and researchers on unresolved pressing issues. The purpose of the Cryopreservation of Stem cells, Reproductive Cells, Tissue and Organs Congress is to disseminate information in our field by debating the multiple controversial issues and reaching consensus when possible.



11 Cryogenics 2010 IIR International Conference and exhibition

Exhibition update: April 26-29, 2010.

Venue: Conference centre Suza, Bratislava, Slovakia.

The organizer: Icaris Conference Management.

The official representative of organizer: Exhibition Company "Mir-Expo".

General Subjects:

Helium cryogenics
Superconductivity and cryogenic physics
Liquefaction and separation of industrial gases and natural gas
Application of industrial gases in industry, medicine and biology

Business program:

The International exhibition "CRYOMARKET 2010 Exhibition" is being run during the conference.



The 23rd World Lp Gas Forum, the 2010 AEGPL Congress and the 25th AIGLP Conference

Conference update: September, 29 – October, 01, 2010

Venue: Palacio de Congresos, Madrid, Spain

The organizer: World LP Gas Association

Information:

The 23rd WORLD LP GAS FORUM, THE 2010 AEGPL CONGRESS AND THE 25th AIGLP CONFERENCE exhibitors and visitors as it brings together the best aspects of the AEGPL Annual congress and the World LP Gas Forum. In essence, it is two annual events into one exceptional LP Gas conference and exhibition.

The World LP Gas Forum is the premier annual global event for the LP Gas industry. It travels the globe annually attracting key international agencies, policy makers, media and the highest level of industry leaders to explore the LP Gas business, discuss its growth potential and to forge new business relationships.

The AEGPL Congress is the LPG event of the year for the European industry as a whole.

Drawing key industry leaders and experts both from Europe and worldwide, the AEGPL Congress is an exceptional forum to discuss and debate the role of LPG in Europe.

 

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