Oman Energy and Water Exhibition and Conference

Oman | Energy

Third Party Event

23 May 2016 - 25 May 2016

The event will be held under the patronage of His Excellency Mohammed bin Salim bin Said Al Toobi, Minister of Environment and Climate Affairs.

Event Highlights:

  • Over 150 local and international companies showcasing the latest products and services in the power and water, environmental services and waste management sectors
  • International participation of UK, France, Germany, Iran, Italy and Malaysia
  • More than 500 key representatives from the government and private sectors related to utilities, waste management and environmental services sector
  • Over 65 speakers from top power and water and waste management companies

Featured speakers:

  • H.E Mohamed Al Mahrouqi, Chairman-The Public Authority for Electricity & Water; Eng. Omar Al Wahaibi, Chief Executive Officer-Nama Group;
  • Eng. Ahmed Al Jahdhami, Chief Executive Officer- Oman Power & Water Procurement;
  • Dr. Amer Al Hinaie, Chairman- Authority of Electricity Regulation

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