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Cuban Ministry of Energy, CUPET, and IN-VR lead collaborative push for energy innovation at the Cuba Energy Summit

The Cuba Energy Summit, taking place 4th to 6th December 2024 in Havana, Cuba.

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HAVANA, Cuba
EnergiesNet.com 07 01 2024

Cuba is calling for Energy investors – Energy companies, service providers, and governmental authorities will gather at the forthcoming Cuba Energy Summit, taking place 4th to 6th December 2024 in Havana, Cuba. For the first time in over five years, Cuba is hosting a meeting platform for all interested investors and Energy companies that want to tap into the country’s proven resources. Supported by the Energy Ministry of Cuba and CUPET, this summit will provide conversations to shape the trajectory of Cuba’s energy sector. The topics to be discussed at the Summit are ranging from upstream and midstream exploration and production, LNG, and refinery operations, alongside discussions on energy transition and the vast domain of renewable energies.

The Cuba Energy Summit will open with a day of workshops designed to provide insights into Cuba’s energy market, followed by two content-filled days that highlight Cuba’s abundant potential in the upstream, offering detailed views on the country’s oil and gas production together with the refinery operations. The summit will also cover gas-to-power opportunities, the renewable energy landscape, Cuba’s regulatory framework, investment incentives, various projects, and technical presentations.

As Cuba’s partner to attract investments and developments in the country, IN-VR will provide an exclusive opportunity for networking among Government officials, IOCs, NOCs, service providers, and key decision-makers of the region. The conference will give insights on the current and upcoming projects, potential developments, and future investment opportunities in exploration and production (E&P) of onshore and offshore blocks. Topics of discussion will also include:

  • Improving refinery and pipeline capacities for imports and exports
  • Addressing the challenges in gas-to-power generation
  • Examining the future of Cuba’s energy matrix
  • Emphasising the significance of regional and international collaboration to promote progress in the country’s energy sector

The Cuba Energy Summit serves as the official platform of the country’s energy sector, with 1:1 access to decision-makers and investors involved in one of the most promising energy hubs in the region.

Over 150 attendees will gather under the same roof to invest in Cuba’s current and upcoming oil, gas, and energy projects, business opportunities, technical showcases, and roundtable discussions. With a wide range of networking activities, the summit will host over 20 hours of dedicated networking, including two capacity-building workshops, a VIP icebreaker, coffee breaks, networking lunches, cocktail receptions, and a gala dinner.

IN-VR: About the Organiser

IN-VR is the leading organiser of governmental oil and gas marketing campaigns in Latin America and the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, North Africa, the Balkans, and the APAC regions.

They support governments on their path to become leading energy producers, annually organising over 2200 B2B and B2G meetings, leading to new contracts and partnerships worldwide.

For more information, visit: https://www.energycircle.org/event/cuba-energy-summit
Or contact us at: olivia@in-vr.co

EnergiesNet.com 07 01 2024

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