

ENERGY
INNOVATION
MEASUREMENT CALIBRATION

CUSTOD TRANSFER & FLOW MEASURMENT

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ENERGY
INNOVATION
MEASUREMENT CALIBRATION




The Custody Transfer Measurement Conference (CTMC) returns in 2026 as the region’s leading platform uniting global stakeholders across custody transfer, flow measurement, and digital metering systems.
Building on the success of previous editions, CTMC 2026 will explore how artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation, and data-driven technologies are redefining accuracy, efficiency, and integrity across the energy value chain from upstream production to downstream distribution.

Access to Industry Leaders: Gain insights into upcoming projects, digital strategies, and investment priorities. Knowledge Exchange: Explore the latest innovations in flow measurement, calibration, and automation. Networking & Collaboration: Connect with global experts driving the transition toward smarter, data-driven measurement systems.

KOC ( KUWAIT OIL COMPANY ) MINISTRY OF OIL - IRAQ
WIKA
CITADEL ENGINEERING
KPS
STRATEGIC LOCATION


The UAE sits along the Gulf of Oman and close to the Strait of Hormuz one of the world’s most critical maritime oilroutes This geography underpins its vital role in global energy logistics and positions the country as a key international trade and transit hub
DYNAMIC ECONOMY
The UAE’s economy is robust and diversifying swiftly. In 2024 the GDP reached AED 1.776 trillion (≈ US $485 billion), driven by non-oil sectors which accounted for more than 75 % of economic activity. Growth forecasts show the UAE expanding at roughly 4 – 5 % in 2025, and accelerating toward 5 %-plus in 2026. The government has also set targets to reach two million companies and at least ten “unicorns” by 2031.
OIL RESERVES & PRODUCTION
With approximately 100 billion barrels of proven reserves (primarily in Abu Dhabi), the UAE remains a major global energy player. Efficient infrastructure and advanced technology support its significant extraction and output capability.
The UAE has deepened its partnership with the United States around energy, technology and investment. For example: A framework of roughly US $60 billion in U.S. energy-investments in the UAE (including major upstream projects with U S firms) was announced
The Partnership for Accelerating Clean Energy (PACE) between the UAE and U S aims to mobilise US $100 billion of investment and deploy 100 GW of clean energy globally by 2035
A UAE-U S investment framework totaling an expected US $1 4 trillion over 10 years was committed by the UAE to invest in U S sectors including AI, semiconductors, energy, and manufacturing
These partnerships highlight the UAE’s role as not only an oil & gas hub, but as an emerging centre for technology, future energy and large-scale investment flows



The rapid digitalization of the energy sector is redefining how industries manage measurement, automation, and control. At CTMC 2026, discussions will focus on how artificial intelligence (AI), IoT, and data analytics are transforming operational accuracy, predictive maintenance, and decision-making in custody transfer. Experts will showcase how smart infrastructure, automation, and digital twins improve transparency, efficiency, and resilience across the oil, gas, and utility networks paving the way for smarter, safer, and more sustainable operations.


AI and automation are driving a new era of accuracy and reliability in flow measurement and calibration. Sessions will highlight how machine learning, cloudbased metering, and real-time data models are enabling smarter custody transfer decisions. By connecting instruments, control systems, and analytics, AI enhances traceability and ensures full lifecycle integrity This new frontier of “flow intelligence” supports faster compliance, optimized performance, and improved profitability for operators and regulators alike
With growing global energy demand and decarbonization targets, the transition to low-carbon solutions has become a shared priority. CTMC 2026 will explore the latest innovations in renewable integration, carbon capture, and hydrogen technologies. Attendees will learn how leading nations and companies are adapting infrastructure and measurement systems to balance sustainability goals with energy security, ensuring resilient supply chains and reduced environmental impact across the energy ecosystem.



The global energy sector is undergoing a digital shift, redefining how flow and metering systems are monitored and controlled The first day will highlight the integration of AI, IoT, and automation in fluid and gas measurement technologies that enhance precision, predict performance issues, and reduce operational risks From ultrasonic and Coriolis meters to digital twins and real-time monitoring dashboards, participants will explore how connected systems improve transparency, traceability, and decision-making across the custody transfer process

Case Studies: Demonstrating how digitalization and data analytics improve flow metering accuracy, calibration traceability, and operational reliability in real-world environments. Interactive Q&A Sessions: Engaging with specialists to discuss implementation challenges, cybersecurity in metering networks, and AI-based predictive insights.

The second day will focus on how artificial intelligence and advanced data analytics are transforming custody transfer and sampling operations. Sessions will cover intelligent calibration systems, autonomous sampling, and automated verification tools that ensure accuracy and compliance with global standards. Discussions will also explore the role of machine learning in predictive maintenance, anomaly detection, and energy efficiency optimization across the oil, gas, and power sectors
Showcasing AI-driven custody transfer systems that enhance traceability, optimize costs, and maintain precision under varying process conditions.



250+ ATTENDEES
10+ SPONSORS
STRATEGIC PANELS
TECHNICAL PANELS
20+ PANELISTS
OPEN DISCUSSIONS
TECHNICAL WORKSHOPS
MANUFACTURER

In this intensive two-day program, participants will explore the latest digital and AI-driven innovations transforming flow measurement and custody transfer The conference brings together industry leaders, technology experts, and solution providers to share real-world insights, case studies, and future trends. It’s an exceptional opportunity to connect with the global metering community, exchange ideas, and build partnerships that drive innovation, accuracy, and sustainability across the energy sector.
EXHIBITIONS
SHOWCASE AND DEMOS
BUSINESS WORKSHOPS
GLOBAL SUPPLIERS
INTERACTIVE EVENTS
Attendees will gain insight into the technical, digital, and economic aspects of modern metering including AI integration, operational challenges, and global market trends shaping the future of measurement and custody transfer.













CTMC 2024 was an incredible success, made possible by the invaluable support of our sponsors, exhibitors, panelists, and participants who brought innovation and collaboration to life. A sincere thank you to everyone who contributed to making it a landmark event! Stay tuned for our post-event highlights, featuring key insights, success stories, and the technologies shaping the next generation of custody transfer.
As the American Petroleum Institute (API) continues to define industry standards, CTMC 2026 expands the conversation bridging API compliance with AI-driven measurement and automation. Attendees will explore how digital transformation, smart sensors, and predictive analytics are advancing accuracy, safety, and efficiency in custody transfer and flow measurement operations
CTMC 2026 is more than a conference — it’s a movement toward digital intelligence and sustainable energy systems. Your participation goes beyond observation; it’s a chance to help shape the future of the global metering industry and lead the transition toward smarter, cleaner, and more connected operations.
Join us at CTMC 2026 in Abu Dhabi where innovation meets precision, and where today’s challenges become tomorrow’s opportunities.





























Dammam, located in Saudi Arabia, has historically been a significant hub for the oil and gas industry. Often referred to as the "Energy Capital of Saudi Arabia," the city's oil and gas sector has played a pivotal role in the kingdom's energy landscape. However, the state of the oil and gas industry in Dammam has evolved over the years, and its current status is influenced by a combination of factors
Dammam's association with the oil and gas industry dates back to the discovery of oil reserves in the 1930s. The subsequent boom in drilling and production activities contributed significantly to the city's growth and prosperity.
In recent years, the industry has faced various challenges, including fluctuating oil prices, aging infrastructure, and environmental concerns. This has led to a need for innovation, cost reduction, and an increased focus on sustainability
Dammam's oil and gas sector has recognized the importance of diversification. The city has been working to expand its expertise and facilities into renewable energy sources, such as solar and hydrogen, to reduce its reliance on traditional hydrocarbons.
Looking ahead, CTMC 2026 will be held in Dammam, providing a platform for the global metering community to gather, share insights, and explore the latest innovations in the industry. This event will further cement Dammam's status as a key player in the global energy sector and its commitment to a sustainable future.
