Oman Sustainability Week 2022

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CONTENTS 9 Welcome from Ministry of Energy & Minerals 11 Welcome from Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) 12 Steering Committee 14 Sponsors & Supporters 15 Media Partners 16 Awards 18 Show Information 20 Site Visits 22 ISRTC Conference 33 SPE Gaia Summit 47 Floorplan & Exhibitor Profiles 63 Product & Service Locator 67 Country Locator CONNECT WITH US @Omansustainabilityweek

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Welcome from Ministry of Energy & Minerals On behalf of Ministry of Energy & Minerals, I take pride in welcoming you to the Sultanate of Oman’s national event for sustainability.

Oman is committed to the principles of sustainable development and has undertaken a series of innovative programs to achieve economic growth while protecting the country’s environment. Today, sustainable development is not a choice but a prerequisite for development.

In line with the goals defined in Oman Vision 2040 to achieve a developed, diversified, and sustainable national economy, there has been an immense concentration on the efficient utilization of technology and optimization of resources to ensure a sustainable approach to increasing consumption and GDP. Oman Sustainability Week reinforce sustainable development as a key feature of governance and highlight its critical role in the diversification of the economy.

Aligning itself to the UN Sustainability Development Goals (SDGs) and engaging the national development stakeholders to present Oman as a model for sustainable development, Oman Sustainability Week comprises of an exhibition, conference, thought leadership summit, site visits, and awards.

The OSW Awards provides a forum to recognize Omani organisations that are positively contributing towards the sustainable development of the nation. The Oman Sustainability Week Expo showcases an exhibition featuring the latest sustainability technologies, solutions, and initiatives from across the world. The knowledge forums including the International Sustainability Resources and Technology Conference (ISRTC), and the SPE Gaia Summit, connect local and global stakeholders to foster constructive debate, encourage thought exchange and enhance cross-collaboration. The week-long event concludes with OSW Site Visits that offers attendees an opportunity to visit projects that are at the forefront of building a sustainable environment across the country.

With PDO, be’ah, Nama Group and OQ acting as Strategy Partners of the event, Oman Sustainability Week further encourages energy independence, revenue generation from non-traditional natural resources, and innovation in infrastructure to produce affordable and clean energy for the protection of the climate and environment.

Let us join hands to achieve the country’s sustainability goals of building a circular economy and move towards the global trends of developing a green future!

His Excellency Salim bin Nasser Al Aufi Undersecretary Ministry of Energy & Minerals

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Welcome from Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) It is an enormous honour to welcome you to Oman Sustainability Week (OSW) on behalf of my company Petroleum Development Oman (PDO), as the main host.

This event will highlight how the Sultanate aspires to achieve a new “green economy” in line with the Oman Vision 2040 and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

For many years, this country has relied heavily on oil and gas to generate the wealth to transform it into the peaceful, prosperous and progressive nation it is today.

However, faced with mounting climate change realities and the need for economic diversification, Oman must reduce its dependence on fossil fuels to advance and secure its long-term, sustainable future.

Oil and gas companies, such as PDO, have a key role to play on this journey and OSW is an ideal platform to showcase some of our landmark sustainability projects.

Of course, as we negotiate the Energy Transition from hydrocarbons to renewables, it is essential that we strike the right balance between economic growth and environmental conservation.

We must never lose sight of the constant need to engage our communities and to communicate and act openly and honestly to retain their support.

That’s why strategic national events like OSW are so critical. They not only help to raise public awareness of what needs to be done but also underline how important it is for all of us to help in making the change.

To progress, integration with partners will be essential and this event provides an ideal setting for us to interact with key stakeholders and create new collaborative relationships and cement existing ones, such as the National Hydrogen Alliance.

I’m delighted more than 100 companies from over 20 countries are attending to share their examples of best sustainability practice around the five main themes of Clean Water and Sanitisation; Affordable and Clean Energy; Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure; Climate Action; and Life on Land.

I wish every visitor an enjoyable, productive and informative time and hope you all gain a real and rewarding insight into how Oman is emerging as a new beacon of sustainability.

Eng. Abdul-Amir Al Ajmi External Affairs and Value Creation Director and Member of the OSW Steering Committee Petroleum Development Oman

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H.E. Salim Al Aufi

Eng. Abdul-Amir Ajmi

Undersecretary, Ministry of Energy & Minerals, OSW Steering Committee Chair

External Affairs and Value Creation Director PDO

Intisar Abdullah Alwahaibi

Dr. Mohmmad Saif Al Kalbani

D.G of Development Planning Ministry of Economy

Acting D.G., Environmental Affairs Environment Authority

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Mohammed Al Harthy

Malak Al-Shaibani

Executive Vice President - Strategic Development be’ah

External Relations Country General Manager Shell Development Oman

Ghada Al Yousef

Ashraf Al Mamari

Executive Manager Nama Holding

Chief – People, Technology and Culture OQ

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SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS SUPPORTERS

STRATEGY PARTNERS

PLATINUM SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

BRONZE SPONSORS

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MEDIA PARTNERS IN-COUNTRY VALUE PARTNER

KNOWLEDGE PARTNER

ASSOCIATION PARTNERS

RESEARCH PARTNER

OFFICIAL RADIO PARTNER

OFFICIAL TRAVEL PARTNER

SHOW GUIDE PARTNER

MEDIA PARTNERS

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AWARDS

Presented by Chief Guest H.H. Sayyid Dr Fahad Bin Al Julanda Al Said Sustainability Specialist

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CATEGORIES Governance

Corporate Vision and Values Strategic Goals on Sustainability Anti-Corruption Policy Stakeholder Engagement Stakeholder Engagement

Society

Strategy Measure Social Impact Local Communities Support Supply Chain Customer Health and Safety Customer Privacy

Environment Environmental Strategy

Environmental Management System Energy Consumption Water Consumption Emissions Waste Management Environmental Impacts

Employees

Health and Safety Wellness and Wellbeing Training and Education

Education

Additional Bonus Criteria for Organizations Mature in Sustainability Strategy

Employee Satisfaction Biodiversity

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SHOW INFORMATION Event Dates: Venue:

13th - 17th March Halls 2, 3, 4 & 5, Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre, Muscat, Oman Show Timings: 9:00am - 6:00pm

Exhibition Information : 14 March: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM 15 – 16 March: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

ACTIVITIES AT OMAN SUSTAINABILITY WEEK EXPO

General Information is a system of long-distance shared taxis, painted orange and white.

Admission

Trade and business visitors only. Visitors under 18 will not be permitted entry.

Buses

There are city and intercity buses that have daily services to/from the main provincial cities.

ATMs

There are two ATMs near the Hall 5 entrance of the Convention Centre.

Car Hire

Charging Stations

There are local car hire agencies as well as international car-hire chains.

There are two mobile top up machines and charging stations along the concourse of the Convention Centre.

Where to Stay

Prayer Rooms

Two prayer rooms can be found inside the Convention Centre.

Coffee Kiosks

There are two coffee kiosks along the concourse of the Convention Centre and a cafeteria inside the exhibition halls.

What to See Oman is known for its forts, deserts, mountains, beaches, mosques, Souqs, and stunning wadis.

The region is famous for its abundant natural beauty. Some of the must-see destinations are: Wadi Shab

Getting Around There are reliable, metered taxis which can take you around the city and to points of interest outside the city. Private taxis could also be hailed by app (Mwasalat Cabs), downloaded from Google Play or the App Store. They are stationed at the entrances of the Convention Centre. There 18

Modern Muscat is home to a range of luxury hotels with upscale restaurants. The hotels near the Convention Centre are the Crowne Plaza Muscat OCEC and the JW Marriott, OCEC Muscat.

Wadi Shab is one of the most beautiful valleys in Oman. Clear water fl owing through canyon walls over rocks and into small pools and waterfalls, enchants visitors for a refreshing swim in the cool water. The Wadi is popular among both locals and tourists because of the experience of personal oasis in middle of the desert.

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Mutrah Souq

About Oman

Mutrah Souq is the traditional market in the Sultanate, historically known as the Souq of Darkness. It is made up of a complex maze of narrow walkways leading to shops that sell local specialties including Omani khanjers, halwa, kummahs, spices, etc.

Oman is the third largest country in the Arabian peninsula. It borders the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the west, the United Arab Emirates in the northeast, and the Republic of Yemen in the south.

Wahiba Sands

The Wahiba Sands Desert (Sharqiya Sands) is a playground for the adventure lovers in Oman. The desert stretches over 125 miles from the Eastern Hajar Mountains to the Arabian Sea. The region is known for its amber-colored sands and towering sand dunes, making it an ideal spot for dune bashing, camel ride, or even camping.

The Royal Opera House Muscat

The Royal Opera House is a very intricate musical venue and a marvel for the eyes. It showcases stunning architecture and rich handmade décor.

This masterpiece covered with wood, marble, glass and gold decors with detailed carvings is a mix of tradition and modernity. This is one of the two architectural wonders to visit in Muscat.

Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve

The Ras Al Jinz Turtle Reserve is a beach offering one of the most beautiful natural experiences in the Sultanate of Oman. Every year, thousands of sea turtles migrate from the shores of the Arabian Gulf and the Red Sea to lay their eggs on Oman’s beaches. Reserves have been set up to protect them, making it a tourist attraction. One can see the turtles at the shore by sunset and leave their nest in the morning.

Nizwa Fort

It is situated at the entrance to the Gulf in the middle of the East-West trade routes, ensuring easy access to markets in the Middle East, India, Southeast Asia, Africa and Europe. Its geographical position gives it access to major shipping routes and allows it to serve as a port and commercial centre.

Oman is a very hot and humid country with a desert climate, often described as sub-tropical.

Rainfall is very low in Oman throughout the year.

Summer season: Between May and August.

Temperatures could reach up to 40°C. Winter season: Between December and March.

Temperatures are between 13°C and 25°C. What to Wear: Light dress is recommended throughout the year, with a lightweight jacket for cooler evenings.

Muscat is the heart of the Sultanate, the political and administrative hub of the nation, and the centre of tourism and commercial activities.

The capital area is a prime example of intelligent and aesthetic development, blending the modern with the traditional. Modern Muscat is home to a range of luxury hotels with upscale restaurants. Among its attractions are a number of magnifi cent beaches, restored forts, museums and traditional souqs. Oman has consistently ranked first in peace and stability in the Middle East and North Africa andalso ranks high in economic freedom among all the Arab countries.

The Nizwa Fort is a mix of a castle, a fort and a museum. Reflecting the old Omani architecture, the Nizwa Fort is unique due to the circular shape of tower which can be climbed.

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SITE VISITS

17TH MARCH 2022

Opportunity to visit projects that are at the forefront of building a sustainable environment across Oman

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THE INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY RESOURCES & TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE (ISRTC) Under the Patronage of HH Sayyid Theyazin bin Haitham Al Said Culture, Sports and Youth Minister A Shared Mission With

Rationale The transition to a sustainable society requires the deployment at scale of best available, transformative and innovative integrated technological solutions to (re)direct current economic development towards more sustainable development patterns and to diversify economic sectors that are currently too much dependent on natural resources exploitation. Business as usual is just not an option. All over the world, technological innovations exist - from wastewater treatment, desalination, mining, carbon capture and use, to the use of big data, artificial intelligence, 3D-printing, etc. that allow countries to jumpstart sustainable economic development and become market leaders in the emerging sustainable technology.

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ISRTC aims at accelerating the development, dissemination and deployment of technological innovations that enable the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), 17 internationally agreed ambitious goals to move the world onto a more sustainable future by 2030.

Currently no one-stop forum exists in the region where policy and decision makers from the private and public sector can come together to learn about market-ready, cutting-edge, technological innovations in different economic sectors and working across sectors, of relevance to the region; and where they can discuss what needs to be done to deploy these integrated technological solutions on the ground at scale and meet the necessary partners to do so.

Oman Environmental Service Holding Company S.A.O.C (hereinafter referred to as be’ah) and the Government of Oman will host a conference focusing on technological solutions for the SDGs. The conference aims at significantly contributing to Oman’s and the region’s quest to diversify its economy and to become a market leader in sustainable technology and innovation in line with SDGs.

Purpose of the conference The conference will promote the development of strategic action plans and sustainable technology roadmaps for achieving the SDGs in key economic sectors. It will identify technological solutions in high priority areas.

It will bring together policy makers with industrial captains, investors, researchers, … to help the region and countries in the region to benefit from the latest technological developments/innovations when making major investment decisions or deciding on economic diversification strategies and plan.

The conference is composed of three, mutually reinforcing pillars. A first pillar deals with waste from a circular economy perspective and will identify practical solutions to improve waste management in the region and beyond. The second pillar will focus on strategic planning as a first step to redirect and diversify the economy.

And a third pillar will dive into some economic sectors to further discuss the technological solutions that can help specific economic sectors to become more sustainable and contribute to the achievement of the SDG. Online

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Pre CONFERENCE DAY (Sunday 13 March 2022)

09:00 - 17:00

Registration and badge collection

CONFERENCE DAY 1 (Monday 14 March 2022)

08:00 - 9:00

Registration and Badges’ Collection

Oman Convention & Exhibition Center - Conference Room 1 (Auditorium)

09:00 - 9:10

Welcome Remarks: HE Salim bin Nasser Al Aufi, Under Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Minerals (Oman).

09:10 - 10:00

High Level Policy Makers & Senior Executive Session: Technology can be used to monitor, control and mitigate climate change consequences. Earth observations, remote sensing, satellite data analytics, Al and loT are examples of market ready technologies that are used around the world.

During this session, High level government representatives from the Sultanate of Oman and the industry will highlight the importance of technological transformations of the industrial and economic infrastructure, and how the Sultanate of Oman is enabling these transformations from production to consumption processes and the critical role policies, regulations and ESG funding play in accelerating their adoption.

Speakers’ List: HE Dr. Ali Al Shidhani, Undersecretary for Communications and Information Technology, Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (Oman).

HE Dr. Mansoor Al Hinai, Chairman, Authority for Public Services Regulation (Oman).

Eng. Ahmad Al Subhi, Chairman, be’ah (Oman).

Moderator: HH Sayyid Dr. Adham Al Said, Assistant Professor of Economics at the College of Economics and Political Science in Sultan Qaboos University (Oman).

10:00 - 11:00 Pillars Summary

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Break and Networking @ Exhibition Area PILLAR 1: Resources Management, from a linear to a circular approach.

PILLAR 2: Regional/National mechanisms in support of the development of STI Roadmaps for the SDG – Charting an innovative way to a long term sustainability.

PILLAR 3: Cutting edge technologies to diversify national and regional economic sectors and move to circular economic development models.

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PILLAR 1: Session 1: Biowaste, Food Security and Soil How Effective Biowaste Collection and Recycling Can Reduce Emissions and Improve Soils in 30°+ (SDG 13, SDG 15)

PILLAR 2: Session 1: A Road to Success: Strategic Planning for Sustainable Development Exploring the Agenda 2030 Framework (all 17 SDGs)

PILLAR 3: Session 1: Sustainability & the Fourth Industrial Revolution Industry 4.0 as key enabler for the transition to a sustainable economy (SDG 9)

Summary: The greatest challenges of the next 10 years in biowaste treatment include creating value and market for compost and digestate, to re-orientate global agriculture towards sustainable management of soils and make cities aware about the pivotal role of organic waste in MSW management. This session shows how biowaste recycling can have profoundly positive effects against desertification, water and CO2 retention in soils and is particularly necessary for hot climates.

Summary: This Session Focuses on the work done by the United Nations Interagency Task Team on Science, Technology and Innovation for the SDGs (IATT). IATT is one of the 4 components of the Technology Facilitation Mechanism adopted by the Governments of the world under the Agenda 2030 framework. It aims at supporting countries in developing realistic and implementable STI roadmaps to achieve the SDGs.

Summary: This topic holds the possibility of unleashing unprecedented breakthrough technologies, the velocity, scale and impact of which will herald the transformation of the entire system of production, management, and governance. This session aims to view emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics, the internet of things, nanotechnology, and quantum computing in a regional and local context.

Speakers’ List: Dr. Wei Liu, Coordinator, United Nations Interagency Task Team on STI for the SDGs, United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (USA).

Kareem Hassan, Executive Director, ESCWA Technology Centre for Development (Jordan).

Dr. Nazar Hassan, Regional Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Specialist, UNESCO (Egypt).

Prof. Dr. Ahmed Al Harrasi, Vice Chancellor for Research, Graduate Studies & External Relations, University of Nizwa & Founder & Chair of Natural and Medical Sciences Research Center (Oman).

Speakers’ List: Adnan Zubaid Khan, Department Head Marketing – Corporate, Government & ICT Solutions, Ooredoo (Oman).

Luis Neves, CEO, Global Enabling Sustainability Initiative (GESI) (Germany).

Laila Al Hadhrami, Smart Cities Development Manager, National Energy Center (Oman).

Mazen Raad, Chief Innovation Officer, SAP Middle East South (UAE).

Amr Adel, Senior Vice President, Mobility East and director, Shell Oman Marketing Company board (Singapore).

Speakers’ List : Marco Ricci, Environmental Consultant & Vice Chair ISWA Working Group Biological Treatment of Waste (Italy).

Dr. Jane Gilbert, Consultant at Carbon Clarity & Chair of the ISWA Working Group Biological Treatment of Waste (United Kingdom).

Ramon Plana, Consultant in Biological Treatments for Organic Wastes (Spain).

Kumayl Al Lawati, Head of Business Development, be’ah (Oman).

Moderator: Dr. Jane Gilbert, Consultant at Carbon Clarity & Chair of the ISWA Working Group Biological Treatment of Waste (United Kingdom).

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Moderator: Dr. Nazar Hassan, Regional Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Specialist, UNESCO (Egypt).

Moderator: Saad bin Saud Al Habsi, Department Head - Business Partnership & Solution, Ooredoo (Oman).

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Oman Convention & Exhibition Center - Conference Room 1 (Auditorium)

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Panel Discussion: The Importance of Technological Transitions to Reach the SDGs and Climate Change Challenges HE Dr. Saif Al Hiddabi, Undersecretary for Research and Innovation, Ministry of Higher Education (Oman).

HE Eng. Naif Al Abri, President, Civil Aviation Authority (Oman).

Moderator: Siddiqa Al Lawati, Manager Green Molecules, OQ Alternative Energy (Oman).

15:00 - 15:10 LOCATION

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Breakout Sessions Transition CONFERENCE ROOM 3

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PILLAR 1: Session 2: Safe Management of Healthcare Waste (SDG3)

PILLAR 2: Session 2: Regional and National Success Stories National and International Programs for Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) (all 17 SDGs)

PILLAR 3: Session 2: Integrated Water Resource Management Integrated technological solutions & critical levers of change for deployment and upscaling (SDG 6)

Summary: What is more important, human health or planetary health? How can we still be sustainable while having these huge vaccination programs?

Speakers’ list: Dr. Anne Woolridge, COO at Independent Safety Services Ltd & Chief Operating Officer at Peak HSE Ltd & Chair ISWA Working Group Healthcare Waste (United Kingdom).

Rabih Jawad, Chief Operating Officer, Averda International (UAE).

Moderator: Dr. Anne Woolridge, Chief Operating Officer at Independent Safety Services Ltd & Chief Operating Officer at Peak HSE Ltd & Chair ISWA Working Group Healthcare Waste (United Kingdom).

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Summary: Focuses on concrete regional and national programs in support of the transition to a sustainable industrial development and circular economy. Various UN agencies support these programs with the aim of bridging gaps in STI planning and policies in order to achieve SDG targets.

Speakers’ List: Dr. Yousuf Al Bulushi, Associate Deputy Rector for Innovation and Educational Services, GUtech University (Oman).

Kareem Hassan, Executive Director, ESCWA Technology Centre for Development (Jordan).

Eng. Yaqoob Al Kiyumi, CEO of Oman Power & Water Procurement Company (Member of Nama Group) (Oman).

Summary: Focuses on Integrated water resources management. The session addresses the market ready technological innovations that can substantially contribute in making the water sector sustainable and which ones are particularly suited to be deployed in the region.

Speakers’ list: Dr. Ali Al Alawi, Waste and Wastewater Lead, Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) (Oman).

Dr. Ger Bergkamp, Executive Director, Arcowa (Switzerland).

Jean-Baptiste THUBERT, Technical Director, SIDEM (France).

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Moderator: Dr. Georgios Kostakos, Executive Director of FOGGS, co-host of Covid Educational Alliance (Belgium).

15:10- 16:40

Matt Minshall, Managing Director of Translucidus and Founder and Owner of the Mayamn Water Project (United Kingdom).

Suleiman Al Qasmi, Chief of Planning and Asset Management, Oman Water and Wastewater Services Company “Haya Water” (Member of NAMA Group) (Oman).

Moderator: Dr. Ali Al Maktoumi, Head of the Water Research Center, Sultan Qaboos University (Oman).

16:40 - 18:00

Networking @ Exhibition Area

Oman Convention & Exhibition Center - Conference Room 1 (Auditorium)

19:00 - 21:00

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Oman Sustainability Week Official Opening Ceremony - By invitation only

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CONFERENCE DAY 2 (Tuesday 15 March 2022) Oman Convention & Exhibition Center - Exhibition Hall 1 Entrance

Full day

Onsite Registration and Badges’ collection

Oman Convention & Exhibition Center - Conference Room 1 (Auditorium)

09:00 - 10:15

Plenary Panel Discussion Funding the Future: Exploring Sustainable Finance and ESG Investing Summary: With the ever increasing importance of meeting climate goals, organizations and companies are finding ways to ensure capital creates positive social and environmental outcomes alongside financial return. Those who are best able to articulate, measure, and maximize their social and environmental impact will be poised to attract the inflows of capital that is funding future investments.

This session aims to investigate the role of both the public and private sector in sustainable finance, discuss strategies and frameworks for responding to financial risks posed by social and sustainability issues, including impact investing, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing, and positive screening. In addition, megatrends and potentially disruptive innovations will be explored and debated.

Speakers’ Lineup: HE Tahir Al Amri, Executive President, Central Bank of Oman (Oman).

HE Abdullah Al Salmi, Executive President, The Capital Market Authority (CMA) (Oman).

Spyros Kouvelis, Director, EPLO Institute for Sustainable Development (Greece).

Rehab Al Lawati, Chief Operation Officer, Rakiza Fund (Oman).

William R. Crew, Founder & CEO, Inspired Solutions (Oman).

Moderator: William R. Crew, Founder & CEO, Inspired Solutions (Oman).

10:15 - 11:15 LOCATION

11:15 - 12:45

Break and Networking @ Exhibition Area CONFERENCE ROOM 3

CONFERENCE ROOM 2

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PILLAR 1: Session 3: Behavior Change and Social Innovation Through Communication A Call for Collective Engagement (SDG 13)

PILLAR 2: Session 3: Strategic Sustainable Development planning in a post covid era

PILLAR 3: Session 3: Sustainable Energy Energy Positive Communities (SDG 7, SDG 13)

Summary: How to transform global and regional policies and guide public health and industrial investments for a sustainable and efficient post-Covid society and economy.

Summary: This topic summarizes the major technological innovations for energy provision to all, giving examples of the ground applications of innovative technologies that substantially increase sustainable energy for all and what is needed to deploy these innovative tech solutions at scale in the regions.

Summary: How to reach objectives for a public waste management company in a successful program to raise public and political awareness/ acceptance for new technologies or behavior with communication.

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11:15 - 12:45

Speakers’ List: Jerome Viricel, General Manager of RECAPP in Veolia Middle East (UAE).

Essam Al-Sharji, Head Corporate Affairs, be’ah (Oman).

Ana Loureiro, National Member Representative ISWA Board & Communication Director at EGF (Portugal).

Nasser Al Mamary, Head of Environment, OQ Downstream (Oman).

Speakers’ List: Prof. Smita Srinivas, Technological Change Lab, India Lead, ICCA project, Economics and DPP, Open University UK, and National Centre for Biological Sciences-Tata Institute for Fundamental Research (India).

Sujay Santra, CEO, iKure Techsoft (India).

Dr. Paulo Gadelha, Former Director of Fiocruz (Brasil).

Moderator: Tom De Bruyckere, Co-founder and managing partner of Belgian independent PR consultancy Mind the Gap & chair of the ISWA Working Group Communications and Social Issues (Belgium).

12:45- 14:00

Moderator: Dr. Lieve Fransen, Executive Director and founding partner of the Platform for Transformative Technologies (P4TT) (Belgium).

CONFERENCE ROOM 1 Furthermore, it reflects on the applicability of the technologies presented in the region and Oman, and what critical actions need to be taken to promote the deployment of the technologies in the region.

Speakers’ List: Stephen Gitonga, Regional Energy and Environment Specialist, United Nations Development Programme (Jordan).

Tom Clarke, GM Commercial, Oman Shell (Oman).

Rodrigo Costa, Chairman and CEO, REN (Portugal).

Moderator: Dr. Amer Al Hinai, Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Postgraduate Studies & Research, Sultan Qaboos University (Oman).

Break and Networking @ Exhibition Area

Oman Convention & Exhibition Center - Conference Room 1 (Auditorium)

14:00 - 14:45

Keynote Address: Social Behavior and Corporate Change Management Sayyid Dr. Munther bin Hilal Al Busaidi, Advisor, Behavioral Economic Department, Ministry of Economy (Oman).

Moderator: Dr. Farah Al Barwani, Research and Development Manager, be’ah (Oman).

14:45 - 15:30

Discussion: Technologies for global Sustainable health beyond Covid 19 Global manufacturing and supply chains for health by Dr. Lieve Fransen, Executive Director and founding partner of the Platform for Transformative Technologies (P4TT) (Belgium).

The new public health agenda for sustainable development by Dr. John Nkengason, Director of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Ethiopia).

15:30 - 15:40

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PILLAR 1: Session 4: Planning for Success; Ambitious Goals in Solid Waste Management (SDG 13, SDG 15)

PILLAR 2: Session 4: The Economy of Carbon Emissions C02 as a resource (SDG 13)

Summary: Cities and nations are leading the way in sustainable solid waste management activities through local and regional goal setting: see how several countries set the bar high and how it makes a big difference to do so!

Speakers’ List: Dr. Hisham Sherif, Vice Chairman & CEO, The Egyptian Company for Solid Waste Recycling (ECARU) (Egypt).

Hani Tohme, Partner, Head of Waste Management global and Head of Sustainability, Roland Berger Middle East (UAE).

Dr. Jane Gilbert, Consultant at Carbon Clarity & Chair of the ISWA Working Group Biological Treatment of Waste (United Kingdom).

Moderator: Ana Loureiro, National Member Representative ISWA Board & Communication Director at EGF (Portugal).

Summary: This session will zoom in on realistic doable solutions to address the climate change problem.

Speakers’ List : Prof. Tom Richard, Director, Institutes of Energy and the Environment and Professor of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Penn State University (USA).

Mohammed Al Shauayli, Climate Change & Sustainability Manager, Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) (Oman).

Dr. Farah Al Barwani, Research and Development Manager, be’ah (Oman).

Wendy Bosmans, VP Production, bp Oman (Oman).

Moderator: Dr. Lieve Fransen, Executive Director and founding partner of the Platform for Transformative Technologies (P4TT) (Belgium).

CONFERENCE ROOM 1 PILLAR 3: Session 4: Sailing to New Haven (SDG 7, SDG 9, SDG 13) Summary: The session would also focus on sustainable coastal and marine economic development solutions and highlight major technological innovations in the sustainable ports and harbor’s industry.

Examples of on the ground applications of innovative technologies that substantially increase the sustainability of ports and harbor’s operations and what is needed to deploy these innovative tech solutions at scale in the region would be presented. The session will also dwell on reflections on the applicability of the technologies presented in the region and Oman, and what critical actions need to be taken to promote the deployment of the technologies in the region.

Speakers’ List: Khalil Al Balushi, Marine Director, ASYAD Shipping (Oman).

Philip Heylen, Director of the BoD of Port of Duqm Company, ISWA Chair of the ‘Sustainable Cities Initiative’ (Belgium).

Sven Jense, Founder, Climate Cleanup (Netherlands).

Mohammed Al Mashani, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Port of Salalah (Oman).

Moderator: HH Sayyid Dr. Adham Al Said, Assistant Professor of Economics at the College of Economics and Political Science in Sultan Qaboos University (Oman).

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9:00 - 10:30

Sustainability is a Journey, not a Destination Advancing Lifelong Learning and Access to Education Summary: This session will focus on how to advance lifelong learning and access to Education.

This Session starts off with an overview of new technologies that can substantially contribute to the concept of Education for all and lifelong learning. To move towards sustainable societies and economies in a quickly changing world we need to teach differently, taking advantage of the opportunities the digital economy offers, and we need to teach different topics - such as computational skills, algorithms, artificial intelligence, big data, social and emotional intelligence. This session will build on a comprehensive assessment of the use of ICT technologies for forwarding the SDGs “Digital with a purpose: Delivering a smarter 2030” and discuss how new development in education can jumpstart a nation on the road to sustainability and economic prosperity.

Speakers’ List: HH Sayyida Dr. Mona Fahad Al Said, Assistant Vice Chancellor for International Cooperation, Sultan Qaboos University (Oman).

Dr. Georgios Kostakos, Executive Director of FOGGS, co-host of Covid Educational Alliance (Belgium).

Kevin Holliday, Managing Director, Companies Creating Change (C3) (UAE).

Moderator: Dr. Nazar Hassan, Regional Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Specialist, UNESCO (Egypt).

10:30 - 11:30

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11:30 - 13:00

PILLAR 1: Session 5 Future of Waste Management

PILLAR 2: Session 5 Paving the Path to Sustainability A Regional Action Plan (all 17 SDGs)

PILLAR 3: Session 5 Sustainable Urban Planning and development (all 17 SDGs)

Summary: Having reviewed in first two sessions what is happening in the regional and national levels with regards to planning for Sustainable Development, and having zoomed in previous on the economic feasible solutions for climate change, this session will chart the way forward, discuss and possibly develop a roadmap for future national and regional action and make the bridge to ISRTC 2023.

Summary: What will the city of the future look like? Can we produce smart cities by sustainable planning? And what is a smart city?

How cities will remain livable and how housing and mobility have to change is the topic of this session.

Summary: In October ISWA launched a ten-year outlook “The Future of Waste Management” highlighting the key issues around the transition to a circular economy, the role waste management will play in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and combating climate change. The writers of the report will join this panel to talk further on how to move forward into the new decade.

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15:40- 17:10

Speakers’ List : Malek Sukkar, CEO, Averda Group (UAE).

Ana Loureiro, National Member Representative ISWA Board & Communication Director at EGF (Portugal).

Dr. Jane Gilbert, Consultant at Carbon Clarity. Chair of the ISWA Working Group Biological Treatment of Waste (United Kingdom).

Tom De Bruyckere, Cofounder and managing partner of Belgian independent PR consultancy Mind the Gap and chair of the ISWA Working Group Communications and Social Issues (Belgium).

Dr. Anne Woolridge, COO at Independent Safety Services Ltd & Chief Operating Officer at Peak HSE Ltd & Chair ISWA Working Group Healthcare Waste (United Kingdom).

Speakers’ List: Eng. Hasan Alamri, Executive Investment Director, Saudi Investment Recycling Company (PIF Company) (Saudi Arabia).

Eng. Saleh Al Shanfari, CEO, Oman Food Investment Holding (Oman).

Shaima Al Lawati, Vice President, Sustainability, OQ (Oman).

Feras Al Farsi, Head of Sustainability & CSR, Oman Arab Bank (Oman).

Speakers’ List: Prof. Nikolaus Knebel, Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning (Oman).

Mohammed Al Balushi, Architect & Urban Planner and co-founder, Studio Maskat (Oman).

Moderator: Prof. Ercan Ağırbaş, Associate Professor, GUtech University (Oman).

Moderator: Dr. Mohab Al Hinai, Head of the Center for Sustainability and Circular Economy, be’ah (Oman).

Moderator: Marc Tijhuis, Managing Director, ISWA (Netherlands)

13:00 - 14:00

Break and Networking @ Exhibition Area

Oman Convention & Exhibition Center - Conference Room 1 (Auditorium)

14:00 - 15:00

Closing Session Summary: This session will discuss the key findings of the conference, the link with Oman 2040 vision and plans for the next OSW & ISRTC and ISWA World Congress 2023 in Oman.

Speakers’ List: Sheikh Mohammed Al Harthi, Executive Vice President, Strategic Development Sector, be’ah (Oman).

Marc Tijhuis, Managing Director, ISWA (Netherlands).

Dr. Lieve Fransen, Executive Director and founding partner of the Platform for Transformative Technologies (P4TT) (Belgium).

15:00 - 16:00

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Welcome Letter Dear Industry Colleagues, On behalf of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and the Summit Committee, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the 2022 SPE Gaia Summit, our proud participation within the first Oman Sustainability Week.

The first SPE Gaia Summit in 2019 was a proof-of-concept event where 55 individuals representing 8 stakeholder groups over two days co-created what has become the SPE Gaia program—an ambitious knowledge building and sharing programming framework empowering and enabling the engineers and scientists of the oil and gas industry to act on humanity’s sustainability challenges with scale and urgency.

Enabled by the strengths of the SPE, the Gaia program is brought to life by passionate members around the world who are committed to the oil and gas continuing to play its beneficial role in society whilst embracing new domains of knowledge and practices needed to create a new energy future.

Together with a committee of dedicated volunteers, we have built a program where you can come together to discuss and debate Gaia, mother earth. In this safe space, along with experts, practitioners and operations decision-makers, we will discuss energy transition, the circular economy, stakeholder engagement, measuring what matters and natural capital as well as co-creating our own vision for the industry’s role and purpose in society here in the Middle East on the road to COP 28 and in the world.

We have designed a highly engaging and unique Gaia approach where you, the participants, can be as active as the speakers and moderators. I look forward to hearing all the creative and ambitious ideas and to us all learning together in confidence.

It is the SPE Gaia committee’s pleasure and honor to be hosted in Oman and the GCC. We strongly believe that the oil and gas industry with the GCC can be the vehicle of change.

We look forward to your valued participation and hope you enjoy your stay in beautiful Oman.

Sincerely, Chokri BenAmor Summit Executive Chair VP Production and Corporate QHSE NESR

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Thank You to the Sponsors (as of 6 March) Thank You to the Sponsors (as of 6 March) Host Organization Host Organization

Co-Host Organization Co-Host Organization

Gold Sponsor Gold Sponsor

Associate Sponsor Associate Sponsor

About SPE Gaia Summit About SPE Gaia Our objective as an Summit SPE-empowered brand is to exhibit sustainability leadership

Our objectivethat as an SPE-empowered brand is to exhibit leadership in a manner reaffirms the strategic framework’s plansustainability to be moving needles in a manner that reaffirms the strategic framework’s plan to be moving needles and not just tick boxes in 2022 and beyond. and not just tick boxes in 2022 and beyond.

Building on that aim, the event’s two-day program will be a cross between focused, highly interactive Building that aim, the event’s two-day program willroom be a opportunities, cross betweenand focused, highly interactive sessions on with presentations that will feature breakout keynote speeches that will sessions with presentations that will feature breakout room opportunities, and keynote speeches that will be delivered by guests from the executive committee. Some of the sessions may entail a panel discussion be delivered guests from the executive committee.

Some the sessions may entail a panel discussion format ratherby than a presentation on a specific topic that wasofselected. format rather than a presentation on a specific topic that was selected.

The event’s timing would also allow for an ability to have it be produced in the wake of COP 26, which The would also allow for anThe ability to have architecture it be produced the wake COP 26, of which tookevent’s place intiming Glasgow in November 2021. program’s willinharness theofstrengths SPE; took place in Glasgow in November 2021.

The program’s architecture will harness the strengths of SPE; leaning on the clear value proposition our society offers to provide highly leveraged ways of progressing leaning on the clear value proposition society offers in toindustry provide and highly leveraged understanding of sustainable practicesour of our members private roles.ways of progressing understanding of sustainable practices of our members in industry and private roles.

SPE is also very proud to support Oman Sustainability Week by producing the Gaia Summit.

SPE is also very proud to support Oman Sustainability Week by producing the Gaia Summit.

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Committees Executive Chairperson Chokri Ben Amor NESR

Members Abdul-Amir Al-Ajmi PDO

Said Al Balushi OXY Oman

Program Committee Lamya Harub Chairperson OQ

Mohamed Al Balushi Co-Chairperson SPE Gaia Program Regional Liaison, MENA BP Oman

Suha Al Saif Co-Chairperson NESR

Elie Abujawdeh Independent Consultant

Nabil Al Lawati PDO

Muhammad Ibrahim Schlumberger (Qatar and Kuwait)

Talal Al Aulaqi Energy Committee for Oman’s 2040 Vision SPE Oman Section

Mohammed Al Sebaee Schlumberger

Christiaan Luca Community Wisdom Partners

Ameerah Bokhari Saudi Aramco

Narjis Mustafa BP Oman

Peter Day Independent Consultant

Agnieszka Pawlak Carbon Connect International

Suhail Diaz ADNOC

Aziz Rahman Texas A&M University at Qatar

Josh Etkind Shell

Oumer Tahir Hunting Energy Services

Neil Flemming AIE Group

Simon Wilson Five Oceans International

Adviser Johana Dunlop IOGP

Members

Ahad Al Ghaithi PDO Mohammed Al Ghareebi PDO Zahraa Al Kalby TotalEnergies Khuloud Al Khlaifi ADNOC

About the Society of Petroleum Engineers The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-for-profit professional association whose more than 124,800 members in 134 countries are engaged in oil and gas exploration and production. SPE is a key resource for technical knowledge providing publications, events, training courses, and online resources at www.spe.org.

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Schedule Schedule of of Events Events (as (as of of 6 6 March) March) Monday, Monday, 14 14 March March 0900–1000 0900–1000

Registration Registration

1000–1005 1000–1005

Safety Safety Video Video and and and and Welcome Welcome Remarks Remarks by

by Summit Summit Executive Executive Chair Chair

1005–1010 1005–1010

Opening Opening Remarks Remarks by

by Kamel Kamel Ben-Naceur, Ben-Naceur, 2022 2022 SPE SPE President, President, Nomadia Nomadia Energy Energy

1010–1030 1010–1030 1030–1200 1030–1200

Keynote Keynote Speech Speech by

by His His Excellency Excellency Naif Naif Al Al Abri, Abri, President President of of Oman Oman Civil Civil Aviation Aviation Authority Authority and and Head Head of of the the National Council on Climate Change National Council on Climate Change Opening Executive Plenary Opening Executive Plenary Session: Session: Current Current Landscape Landscape of of Sustainability Sustainability in in Oman: Oman: Opportunities and Challenges to Moving the Needle Opportunities and Challenges to Moving the Needle

1200–1300 1200–1300

Lunch Lunch (Junior (Junior Ballroom Ballroom B) B)

1300–1430 1300–1430

Session Session 1: 1: Scaling Scaling to to the the New New Energy Energy System—How System—How Do Do We We Know Know Our Our Solutions Solutions Are Are Having Having an an Impact, Impact, How Do We Know We’re Going Fast Enough?

How Do We Know We’re Going Fast Enough?

1430–1500 1430–1500

Coffee Coffee Break Break

1500–1630 1500–1630

Session Session 2: 2: Stakeholder Stakeholder Engagement—Thinking Engagement—Thinking Like Like Activists, Activists, Acting Acting Like Like Engineers Engineers

1630–1730 1630–1730

Coffee Coffee Break Break and and Pre-Cursor Pre-Cursor for for Day Day 2’s 2’s Visioneering Visioneering Session Session (5a)—What (5a)—What Does Does It It Mean Mean to to Move Move the the Needle?

Needle?

1730–1745 1730–1745

Closing Closing Remarks Remarks by

by Summit Summit Chairperson Chairperson and and Inauguration Inauguration Announcements Announcements

Tuesday, Tuesday, 15 15 March March 0830–0900 0830–0900

Registration Registration

0900–0910 0900–0910

Day Day 1’s 1’s Visioneering Visioneering Debrief Debrief

0910–0930 0910–0930

Opening Opening Remarks Remarks by

by Summit Summit Executive Executive Chair Chair

0930–1100 0930–1100

Session Session 3: 3: Measuring Measuring What What Matters—Decision-Grade Matters—Decision-Grade Sustainability Sustainability Data for Sustainability Data for Sustainability Performance Performance by

by Operations Operations

1100–1130 1100–1130

Coffee Coffee Break Break

1130–1300 1130–1300

Session Session 4: 4: Natural Natural Capital—The Capital—The Next Next Knowledge Knowledge Frontier Frontier

1300–1400 1300–1400

Lunch Lunch (Junior (Junior Ballroom Ballroom B) B)

1400–1540 1400–1540

Session Session 5: 5: Visioneering Visioneering Session Session (5b): (5b): Managing Managing What What Matters— Matters— How Can Can We How We Be Be Additional Additional in in Achieving Achieving Change Change in in Execution?

Execution?

1540–1600 1540–1600

Closing Closing Remarks Remarks by

by Kamel Kamel Ben-Naceur, Ben-Naceur, 2022 2022 SPE SPE President, President, Nomadia Nomadia Energy— Energy— Way Forward and Acknowledgments Way Forward and Acknowledgments

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Opening Opening Remarks Remarks

Monday, Monday, 14 14 March March || 1000–1005 1000–1005

Monday, 14 14 March March || 1005–1010 1005–1010 Monday,

Welcome Welcome Remarks Remarks

Opening Opening Remarks Remarks

Chokri Chokri Ben Ben Amor Amor Summit Executive Summit Executive Chair Chair VP Production and VP Production and Corporate Corporate QHSE QHSE NESR NESR

Kamel Kamel Ben-Naceur Ben-Naceur 2022 SPE 2022 SPE President President Nomadia Energy Nomadia Energy

Keynote Keynote Speaker Speaker

Keynote Keynote Speaker Speaker

Guest Guest of of Honor Honor

His His Excellency Excellency Naif Naif Al Al Abri Abri President President Oman Oman Civil Civil Aviation Aviation Authority Authority Head Head National National Council Council on on Climate Climate Change Change

His Excellency Excellency Salim Salim Al Al Aufi Aufi His Undersecretary Undersecretary Ministry of of Energy Energy and and Minerals Minerals Ministry Oman Oman

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Updated Updated asas ofof 66 March.

March.

Monday, Monday, 14 14 March March || 1010–1030 1010–1030

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Opening Opening Executive Executive Plenary Plenary Session: Session: Current Current Landscape Landscape of of Sustainability Sustainability in in Oman: Opportunities and Challenges to Moving the Needle Oman: Opportunities and Challenges to Moving the Needle Monday, 14 March | 1030–1200 Monday, 14 March | 1030–1200 Session Chairs Session Chairs

Chokri Ben Amor Chokri Ben Amor Summit Executive Summit Executive Chair Chair VP Production and VP Production and Corporate QHSE Corporate QHSE NESR NESR

Moderator Moderator

Johana Dunlop Johana Dunlop Summit Program Summit Program Adviser Adviser Membership Membership Engagement Manager Engagement Manager IOGP IOGP

Kamel Ben-Naceur Kamel Ben-Naceur 2022 SPE President 2022 SPE President Nomadia Energy Nomadia Energy

Yousuf Al Ojaili Yousuf Al Ojaili President President BP Oman BP Oman

Walid Hadi Walid Hadi SVP and SVP and Country Chair Country Chair Shell Development Shell Development Oman LLC Oman LLC

Speakers Speakers

Moutaz Riyami Moutaz Riyami Gas Director Gas Director PDO PDO

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6 March.as of 6 March.

Najla Al Jamali Najla Al Jamali Acting CEO of Acting CEO of Alternative Energy Alternative Energy OQ OQ

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Opening Executive Plenary Session (continued) Opening Executive Plenary Session (continued) Energy is the pivotal sustainability challenge facing humanity which has reached a point in history whereby tensions between our continued ability sustainability to meet our daily needsfacing and the resilience of our planet’s ecological have reached a point that Energy is the pivotal challenge humanity which has reached a point inthresholds history whereby tensions between imperils the balance on our the daily planet.

Humanity and its civilization vulnerable and the have latestreached UNFCCCa reports out our continued abilityof tolife meet needs and the resilience of our project planet’sare ecological thresholds point that on 28 February highlights mitigation, and resilience as its key themes. imperils the balance of lifeadaptation, on the planet.

Humanity and its civilization project are vulnerable and the latest UNFCCC reports out on 28 February highlights adaptation, mitigation, and resilience as its key themes.

Every country is engaged in intense efforts to achieve an orderly energy transition balancing the rights to the wellbeing of their citizens with the wellbeinginofintense the planet.

This no simple undertaking, least because so many elements beyond of thetheir Every country is engaged efforts toisachieve an orderly energynot transition balancing the rights to theare wellbeing direct control of sovereign decision-makers. citizens with the wellbeing of the planet. This is no simple undertaking, not least because so many elements are beyond the direct control of sovereign decision-makers.

The oil and gas industry finds itself at the center of these societal megatrends as the leading industry meeting humanity’s energy needs as indicated by demand, supply, trends will need to ensure capacity to continue meeting The oil and gasand industry finds itself at the center of and thesetransition societal megatrends as the leadingits industry meeting humanity’s those needs decades to come, despite opposition. the trends industry that is part of solution and energy needsfor and as indicated by demand, supply, andEqually transition willneeds needto toshow ensure its itcapacity tothe continue meeting committed decarbonizing its products also is asEqually a significant market-maker is investing in theofacceleration the those needstofor decades to come, despitebut opposition. the industry needs tothat show that it is part the solutionof and development alternate energy sources but andalso supplies. committed to of decarbonizing its products is as a significant market-maker that is investing in the acceleration of the development of alternate energy sources and supplies.

The industry that created the first global energy system is ideally positioned to create and catalyze the second global energy system as its that integrator and The industry created thelinchpin. first global energy system is ideally positioned to create and catalyze the second global energy system as its integrator and linchpin.

Finally, the world will come to the Middle East region for UNFCCC COP 27 and 28 undoubtedly the COPs that history will look back onthe as world havingwill changed thethe world, moved needle, and probably saved planet. Omanthe hasCOPs beenthat a sustainability leader Finally, come to Middle East the region for UNFCCC COP 27 and the 28 undoubtedly history will look for some time exemplified particular by the the nation’s highly is showing the same back on as having changedinthe world, moved needle, andeffective probablyIn-Country saved the Value planet.strategies Oman hasand been a sustainability leader level of insight, excellence, and commitment in directing and aggregating its national energy transition.

Recent audacious for some time exemplified in particular by the nation’s highly effective In-Country Value strategies and is showing the same decisions have developed execution in capability an aggregating extent that can move needles, theRecent opportunities and level of insight, excellence,national and commitment directingtoand its national energycapture transition. audacious overcomehave the challenges. decisions developed national execution capability to an extent that can move needles, capture the opportunities and overcome the challenges.

This high-level executive session will share insights from the individuals leading the Oman Energy Transition and will set the stagehigh-level for the first SPE Oman Gaiawill Summit on accelerating the operationalization sustainability performance This executive session share focused insights from the individuals leading the Omanof Energy Transition and will setdeep the inside for thethe fast-evolving oil and gasSummit industry.focused on accelerating the operationalization of sustainability performance deep stage first SPE Oman Gaia inside the fast-evolving oil and gas industry.

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Sessions (as of 6 March) Monday, 14 March Session 1: Scaling to the New Energy System—How Do We Know Our Solutions Are Having an Impact, How Do We Know We’re Going Fast Enough?

1300–1430

Session 2: Stakeholder Engagement—Thinking Like Activists, Acting Like Engineers 1500–1630

Session Chairs: Ameerah Bokhari, Petroleum Scientist, Saudi Aramco

Session Chairs: Christiaan Luca, Senior Consultant and Associate Partner Community Wisdom Partners

Aziz Rahman, Associate Profesor Texas A&M University at Qatar

Narjis Mustafa, Renewables Support Lead and Senior Project Manager, BP Oman

Moderator: Salih Merghani, EVP Energy Sector, The Olayan Group

Moderator: Johana Dunlop, Summit Program Adviser and Membership Engagement Manager, IOGP

Speakers: Haleema Alamri, Advisor, Ministry of Energy, Sustainability and Innovation Division, Saudi Arabia Former Scientist, Saudi Aramco Ammar Alshehri, Head of Upstream Carbon Circularity Saudi Aramco Tamara Khan, VP Finance, BP Oman Kourosh Salehi-Ashtiani, Associate Professor NYU Abu Dhabi This session will provide the means to generate ideas and pathways for actions and plans to ensure our planet’s sustainability challenges, reinforcing our existing efforts and introducing new radical ideas. The experts and policymakers will share knowledge and discuss the new energy paradigm of decarbonized O&G, energy storage, hydrogen, renewables, and sustainability in the session.

We will find pathways optimizing the mix of hydrocarbons and alternative energy sources to enable an inclusive transition towards net-zero emissions. We will share technical knowledge and strategies for new markets, new business models, new systems, new techniques, new technologies, new processes, new mindsets to evolve a supply of energy that supports human activity inside planetary boundaries.

Framing questions include but not limited to: • How can we better position ourselves as an industry and region, such that we are ready and comfortable in embracing systemic bottoms-up change in sustainability practices?

• Do we know where do we stand and what we are after in terms of reduction of emissions—regionally and locally?

Speakers: Rumaitha Al Busaidi, Director, Environment Society of Oman Thuraya Al Taei, Communications and External Affairs Manager, BP Oman Bashar Kassab Hassan, Corporate Affairs Manager Basrah Gas Company Bayan M. Hefzi, Upstream Environmental Advocacy Lead Saudi Aramco Christiaan Luca, Senior Consultant and Associate Partner Community Wisdom Partners We are operating in an increasingly assertive world and are confronted by a broad variety of stakeholders with often conflicting interests and polarizing opinions. Traditional one-way communication styles, “let us tell you what we plan to do”, are no longer adequate nor sufficient. In the oil and gas industry, indeed all industries, a global, and local, shift in mindset in how we listen and communicate is required to preserve our license to operate and to find our new role in the energy transition.

Listening, understanding and willingness to address stakeholder concerns, needs and expectations, thinking ‘outside-in’, are the basis for true engagement.

For a company to speak with one voice and engage consistently to the outside world, strong internal alignment and coordination and rigorous planning are required.

In addition, we need to play by continuously evolving internationally accepted rules, displaying transparency, inclusiveness and fairness.

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Sessions (as of 6 March) Sessions (as of 6 March) Monday, 14 March Monday, 14 March Session 2 (continued) Session 2 (continued) In this session practitioners from inside and outside the oil

In this session practitioners from inside andofoutside the oil and gas industry will push the boundaries traditional and gas industrytowards will push the boundaries of traditional communication proactive stakeholder engagement communication towards proactive stakeholder engagement and fulfill our highest purpose: improving quality of life. and fulfill our highest purpose: improving quality of life.

Pre-Cursor for Day 2’s Visioneering Session (5a)— Pre-Cursor Day 2’s Visioneering Session (5a)— What Does for It Mean to Move the Needle?

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Facilitators: Facilitators: Peter Day, Independent Consultant Peter Independent Consultant BiancaDay, Gainus, Graphic Recorder, The Visual Help Bianca Gainus, Graphic Recorder, The Visual Help Session Chairs: SessionHarub, Chairs:Summit Program Chair and Lamya Lamya Harub, Summit Program Chair Energy Security and Policies Lead, OQand Energy Security and Policies Lead, OQ Suha Saif, Summit Program Co-Chair and SuhaSustainability Saif, Summit Program Co-Chair and GCC Director, NESR GCC Sustainability Director, NESR This pre-cursor session to Day 2’s visioneering will aim to This pre-cursor to Day 2’s visioneering willinaim close the day bysession reflecting on what’s been shared theto close theexecutive day by reflecting on well what’s been shared in the opening plenary as as session 1 on the ‘New opening executive as session 1 on the ‘New Energy System’ andplenary sessionas2 well on ‘Stakeholder Engagement’, Energy System’ and session on ‘Stakeholder Engagement’, collect inputs and ideas that 2were exchanged throughout the collect inputs and ideas that were exchanged throughout the day and the feedback from table discussions. day and the feedback from table discussions.

The focus will be on “moving the needle, not just The focus will be on “moving needle, not just ticking boxes” through leaningthe back on the principles of ticking boxes” through leaning back on the principles ofGaia aggregation, collaboration, and engagement within the aggregation, collaboration, and engagement within thepart Gaia 9-Element Strategic Programming Framework—a core 9-Element Programming Framework—a part of achievingStrategic the collective aspiration set for year 2core of Gaia, of achieving the collective aspiration set for year 2 of Gaia, which is 2022. which is 2022.

Closing Remarks and Inauguration Announcements Closing Remarks and Inauguration Announcements 1730–1745 1730–1745 Speaker: Speaker: Chokri Ben Amor, Summit Executive Chair Chokri Ben Amor, Executive VP Production andSummit Corporate QHSE, Chair NESR VP Production and Corporate QHSE, NESR

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Sessions (as of 6 March) Sessions (as of 6 March) Tuesday, 15 March Tuesday, 15 March Opening Remarks Opening Remarks 0910–0930 0910–0930 Speaker:

Speaker: Chokri Ben Amor, Summit Executive Chair Chokri Ben Amor, Executive VP Production andSummit Corporate QHSE, Chair NESR VP Production and Corporate QHSE, NESR

Session 3: Session 3: What Matters—Decision-Grade Measuring Measuring What Matters—Decision-Grade Sustainability Data For Sustainability Performance By Sustainability Data For Sustainability Performance By Operations Operations 0930–1100 0930–1100

Session Chairs: Session Chairs: Suhail Diaz, Advisor, Corporate Planning, Strategy and Suhail Diaz, Advisor,Logistics Corporateand Planning, Strategy and Excellence, ADNOC Services Excellence, ADNOC Logistics and Services Agnieszka Pawlak, Technical Director Agnieszka Pawlak, Technical Director Carbon Connect International Carbon Connect International Moderator: Moderator: Talal Al Aulaqi, SPE Oman Section Talal Al Aulaqi, SPE Oman Section Speakers: Speakers: Neil Flemming, Managing Director Neil Flemming, Managing Director Asset integrity Engineering Asset integrity Engineering Jean-Francois Gauthier, VP Sales and Marketing, GHGSAT Jean-Francois Gauthier, VP Sales and Marketing, GHGSAT Salman A. Muhaiteeb, Upstream Compliance Group Lead Salman A. Muhaiteeb, Upstream Compliance Group Lead Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Pawan Sahni, Business Development Director, Pawan Business Development Middle Sahni, East and Africa Maritime, DNVDirector, Maritime - Norway Middle East and Africa Maritime, DNV Maritime - Norway Darcy Spady, 2018 SPE President and Manager Director Darcy 2018 SPE President and Manager Director CarbonSpady, Connect International Carbon Connect International As it has been famously put, you can’t manage something As it has been famously put, you can’tthe manage something if you can’t measure it. We can argue validity of this if you can’t but measure We can argue the this statement, what it. is truly important is ifvalidity we areof measuring statement, butmatters. what is Is truly is ifare we collecting are measuring what actually theimportant data that we what actually matters. Is the data that we are collecting

meaningful, adequately measured, and providing the right meaningful, adequately measured, and providing the aspects right information to manage our systems?

Are there other information to manage our systems?

Are there other aspects of our operations that we would benefit from monitoring of ourdirectly operations we would from more and that effectively?

Dobenefit we have themonitoring right baseline more directly and effectively?

Do we have the right baseline to measure and track our targets? to measure and track our targets?

When it comes to energy system transformation, When it comes are to energy system transformation, measurements necessary to understand the performance measurements are necessary to understand the performance as well as to appropriately evaluate options and make as well as to appropriately evaluate options and make decisions accordingly. But what does fit-for-decision decisions accordingly.

But what does fit-for-decision sustainability performance data look like? What data do sustainability performance look Whatand data do operations and R&D need indata order to like? prioritize allocate operations R&D need in order to performance prioritize and factors? allocate resources toand innovative sustainability resources toeffectively innovativeuse sustainability performance factors?

How do we the data for ESG reporting How do we effectively use the data for ESG reporting to make corporate sustainable business decisions which to make corporate business decisions could affect equity sustainable investing and corporate bondswhich and could affect impacts equity investing and corporate bonds also reduce on ecological thresholds of theand planet also reduce impacts on ecological thresholds of the planet and social foundations of society? Should regulations for and social foundations of society?

Should regulations measurements and improvements be imposed as partfor of a measurements andorimprovements be imposed as part of a license to operate a specific contracting strategy?

This license a specific with contracting This sessionto willoperate look ator experience respectstrategy? to measurements session willcountries look at experience respect measurements in the GCC as well as with globally, andto their plans in the GCC countries as well as globally, and their plans forward. forward.

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Sessions of 6 March) Sessions (as (as of 6 March) Tuesday, 15 March Tuesday, 15 March Session 4: Session 4: Natural Capital—The Next Knowledge Frontier Natural Capital—The Next Knowledge Frontier 1130–1300 1130–1300

Session Chairs: Session Chairs: Muhammad Ibrahim, Advisor Muhammad Ibrahim, Advisor FDP & Asset Consulting Services and ESG Champion FDP & Asset Consulting Services and ESG Champion Schlumberger (Qatar & Kuwait) Schlumberger (Qatar & Kuwait) Simon Wilson, Technical Director, Five Oceans International Simon Wilson, Technical Director, Five Oceans International Moderator: Moderator: Simon Wilson, Technical Director, Five Oceans International Simon Wilson, Technical Director, Five Oceans International Speakers: Speakers: Nabil Al Lawati, Head of Corporate Environment, PDO Nabil Al Lawati, Head of Corporate Environment, PDO Ulrich Emmer, General Manager, Bauer Nimr Ulrich Emmer, General Manager, Bauer Nimr Peter Gilchrist, Senior Consultant, Biodiversity, Saudi Aramco Peter Gilchrist, Senior Consultant, Biodiversity, Saudi Aramco Vice Chair, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Working Vice Chair, Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Working Group, IPIECA Group, IPIECA 50% of global GDP depends on nature [WEF, 2020]; we have 50% of global GDP depends on nature [WEF, 2020]; we have lost 60% of species in the last 40 years—no company would lost 60% of species in the last 40 years—no company would tolerate such depletion of key assets tolerate such depletion of key assets Nature does not send invoices but she does create bad Nature does not send invoices but she does create bad debts—they’re called externalities! debts—they’re called externalities!

“Climate change and biodiversity loss are two of the “Climate change and biodiversity loss are two of the most pressing issues of the Anthropocene. While there most pressing issues of the Anthropocene. While there is recognition in both scientific and policy-making circles is recognition in both scientific and policy-making circles that the two are interconnected, in practice they are largely that the two are interconnected, in practice they are largely addressed in their own domains. Only by considering climate addressed in their own domains. Only by considering climate and biodiversity as parts of the same complex problem, can and biodiversity as parts of the same complex problem, can solutions be developed.” solutions be developed.”

IPCC IPBES joint workshop report, 2021 IPCC IPBES joint workshop report, 2021 Nature has no voice and cannot send invoices yet nature Nature has no voice and cannot send invoices yet nature plays a vital role in mitigating and abating global warming plays a vital role in mitigating and abating global warming and provides countless ecosystem services sustaining the and provides countless ecosystem services sustaining the global economy and human civilization. global economy and human civilization.

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Amongst the ecosystem services provided by nature are its Amongst the ecosystem services provided by nature are its carbon sequestration capabilities. For example, each year carbon sequestration capabilities. For example, each year the world’s forests absorb roughly 15.6 billion tonnes of the world’s forests absorb roughly 15.6 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2), which is equivalent to 40% of global carbon dioxide (CO2), which is equivalent to 40% of global CO2 emissions. For this reason, forests serve as a vital tool CO2 emissions. For this reason, forests serve as a vital tool in regulating the global temperature and achieving net-zero in regulating the global temperature and achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Around 8.1 billion tonnes of CO2 leaks emissions by 2050. Around 8.1 billion tonnes of CO2 leaks back into the atmosphere each year. back into the atmosphere each year.

There are emerging technologies and management There are emerging technologies and management approaches that rely on processes that harness nature, approaches that rely on processes that harness nature, so-called nature-based solutions. There are also practices so-called nature-based solutions. There are also practices emerging that avoid depletion or ensure regeneration. emerging that avoid depletion or ensure regeneration.

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Sessions (as of 6 March) Tuesday, 15 March Session 5: Visioneering Session (5b): Managing What Matters—How Can We Be Additional in Achieving Change in Execution?

1400–1540 Facilitators: Peter Day, Independent Consultant Bianca Gainus, Graphic Recorder, The Visual Help Session Chairs: Mohamed Al Balushi, Summit Program Co-Chair, SPE Gaia Program Regional Liaison, MENA, and Reservoir Engineer, BP Oman Johana Dunlop, Summit Program Adviser and Membership Engagement Manager, IOGP

will aim to link the three aforementioned pathways of the 9-element Sustainability Programming Strategic Framework to its three priorities, such that it helps “bring the outside in” and meet societal needs, closing the summit. nicely and allowing us to further realize our aspiration of moving the needle during year 2 of Gaia, which is 2022.

Closing Remarks—Way Forward and Acknowledgments 1540–1600 Speaker: Kamel Ben-Naceur, 2022 SPE President Nomadia Energy

Day 2’s visioneering session will come at the end of the summit and position us very well to answer the question of “how we can be additional in achieving change, where change is needed, in a way with which we are able to execute on our sustainability-focused practices”. It will build on the pre-cursor session on Day 1 and incorporate further reflections from what’s been shared in session 3 on ‘Measuring What Matters’ and session 4 on ‘Natural Capital’. Inputs and ideas exchanged throughout the summit and feedback garnered from table discussions will then help produce a way forward for attendees to answer the big question of how we go about achieving change in execution. It will also feed into the content that is shared with all delegates in the aftermath of the SPE Gaia Summit.

The focus will revolve around “being additional” by harnessing the strengths of the SPE in collecting, disseminating, and exchanging technical knowledge through pathways of innovation, measuring what matters, and most importantly of all, listening and communication.

Coupled with that objective, this visioneering session

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The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the Sultanate of Oman is focused on connecting potential partners from Oman and the Netherlands to jointly meet the challenge in the so-called ‘water-energy-food nexus’. This inextricably linkage between these three essential elements of life, presents the world with a formidable challenge amid rising populations and climate change. With their vast expertise in water management and renewable energy, and being the world’s 2nd largest agrifood exporter, a variety of government agencies, companies, knowledge and research institutes from The Netherlands stand ready to partner up with their counterparts in Oman, and to share their expertise and innovative and sustainable solutions. The Embassy stands ready to assist in generating and creating such opportunities for cooperation.

The Netherlands…your trusted partner in innovative water and energy solutions.

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OMANI QATARI TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY SAOG (“OOREDOO”) OQ OVERSEAS TREASURE OXY OMAN PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN LLC POWER & SUN SOLAR EQUIPMENTS TRADING SPC RENAISSANCE SERVICES SAOG SABCO MEDIA SCAN ELECTROMECHANICAL CONTRACTING CO. L.L.C SCANPROBE TECHNIQUES LTD SOHAR ALUMINIUM STEG INTERNATIONAL SERVICES TEMAK S.A. TRADE LINKS & SERVICES CO. LLC TURAN MAKINA UNITED ENGINEERING SERVICES LLC UNITED MEDIA SERVICES VEOLIA VOLTAMP ENERGY SAOG

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AGILITY LOGISTICS COMPANY (GLOBAL LOGISTICS OMAN LLC)

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ANUA CLEAN AIR UK LIMITED t: +441450420017

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e: ian.phillips@anuacleanair.com

w: www.anuacleanair.co.uk

Anua Clean Air is a leader in the field of high performance, patented odour and VOC abatement technologies branded as Monashell and CrumRubber. With our Sister Company Air Clean we also offer Chemical Scrubbers, Activated Carbon Filters and Dust Filters. Our patented biological process solutions offer best in class performance at the lowest life cycle cost.

ASYAD GROUP t: +96822364300

BOOTH 1702 e: Asyad@asyad.om

w: www.asyad.om

Asyad Group is Oman’s global integrated logistics service provider. The Group offers integrated services and end-to-end logistics solutions to meet market needs and support Oman’s economy. The Group is comprised of three deep ports, two free zones and an economic zone supported by Oman’s five airports, and a world-class road network. In addition, Asyad operates full maritime services with one of the largest drydock in the middle east and a diversified fleet of 60 vessels, supported by sea transport network that connects Oman to key ports across the region and the globe. This allows optimal use of its diverse and powerful support assets including its renowned Asyad Express service. Since its establishment, the Group maintained an unwavering commitment to QHSSE across its functions, holding the protection and wellbeing of its employees as a top priority. This principle translated into developing resilient, agile and responsive QHSSE systems built with the latest technological solutions.

AVERDA

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t: +96824505533 e: muscat@averda.com w: www.averda.com @averda www.facebook.com/averda Averda is a leading global waste management and recycling company, operating in India, across the Middle East, and Africa. Founded in 1964 and headquartered in UAE, Averda’s services range from collecting bins and cleaning city streets to sorting, composting, recycling and disposing of household waste as well as managing highly regulated hazardous materials including medical waste and dangerous chemicals.

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BUSINESS GATEWAYS INTERNATIONAL t: +96898512617

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e: sanjiv@businessgateways.com

w: www.businessgateways.com

businessgateways is an Omani ITES Company. The Joint Supplier Registration System (JSRS), hosted on www.businessgateways. com, is a mandatory, supplier registration & certification, implemented by businessgateways on behalf of the Oman Ministry of Energy & Minerals, and O&G Operators, since 2014.

CROWNE PLAZA MUSCAT OCEC t: +96892991072

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e: mohammed.adnan@ihg.com

w: www.ihg.com/crowneplaza/hotels/gb/en/muscat

Crowne Plaza Muscat OCEC is a business hotel, conveniently located within a walking distance from the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre and only 5 minutes drive from Muscat International Airport, surrounded by nature and a unique Wadi. We are offering 295 modern rooms and suites, state of art meeting venues.

CSG VALVES LIMITED t: +441952225890

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e: edwin@csgvalves.co.uk

w: www.csgvalves.co.uk

CSG Valves Ltd is a specialist supplier of standard and bespoke flow control products to include butterfly valves, gate valves, penstocks, sluice gates and flap valves. Our products are suitable for clean and dirty water applications.

ECONOMIC AND TRADE OFFICE OF THE SPANISH EMBASSY t: +96824688900

e: mascate@comercio.mineco.es

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w: oman.oficinascomerciales.es

The Economic and Trade Office of the Spanish Embassy in Muscat is focused on strengthening bilateral economic and commercial relations between the Omani and Spanish companies. We provide advice and information on market opportunities as well as on project investments of mutual interest for both countries. One of our goals is to enhance cooperation mainly in the sectors highlighted by the Vision 2040, in which Spanish corporates may share their vast expertise, technology, capabilities and know-how.

EMBASSY OF THE KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS IN MUSCAT

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t: +96824603706 e: mus-ea@minbuza.nl w: www.netherlandsandyou.nl The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the Sultanate of Oman is focused on connecting potential partners from Oman and the Netherlands to jointly meet the challenge in the ‘water-energy-food nexus’. A variety of government agencies, companies, knowledge and research institutes from The Netherlands stand ready to partner up with their counterparts in Oman, and to share their expertise and innovative and sustainable solutions.

ENERGETUS LLC t: +96871149483

BOOTH 1220 e: joao.ramos@energetus.com

w: www.energetus.com

Energetus is an international EPC contractor that for the past 60 years has been designing, building and operating power plants. In Oman since 2017, it has already installed 3 solar projects, one of them a 3.2MWp for the Oman Government.

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ENVOREM LIMITED

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e: mark@envorem.com

w: www.envorem.com

Envorem has developed a unique, compact Greentech that treats and recovers usable oil, from the millions of tonnes of oily sludge created by oil production, dumped or incinerated with massive environmental impact on our oceans, land and air. Envorem’s water-based technology exploits a natural physical phenomenon consuming very little energy.

ESB INTERNATIONAL t: +97317708118

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w: www.esbinternational.ie

ESB International is an international energy consultancy which is wholly owned by the Irish state electricity company ESB, a fully integrated power utility established in 1927. Since 1975, ESB International has worked collaboratively with international clients to optimise the potential of their energy assets and has completed projects in over 120 countries worldwide. We draw on this experience, providing specialist strategic and engineering consultancy to a broad range of international clients.

G S GROUP e: info@gsweindia.com

BOOTH 1815 w: www.gsweindia.com

We Design, Manufacture, Build, Commission and Operate SOLAR THERMAL POWER PLANTS with 24/7 power supply a revolutionary solution to harness solar energy which helps countries to achieve Net Zero Targets and reduce carbon foot prints.

GALFAR ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING SAOG t: +96824525224 e: info@galfar.com w: www.galfar.com @galfar_OM galfar_OM Galfar Engineering & Contracting SAOG is a flagship of Oman’s construction industry with a track record spanning over five decades since the 1970s. Our drive for the future focuses on value creation for the country and our stakeholders fueled by excellence in project delivery, quality, safety and innovation. Our Business Line spanning a wide range of engineering fields in oil & gas, roads & bridges, dams, runways, building construction, sewage treatment plant & sewage systems, reverse osmosis plants & water transmission & distribution networks, marine structures, power production & transmission, industrial and civil infrastructure. Galfar’s transformation strategy includes a greater emphasis on implementing renewable energy projects, particularly solar. This is significant both in terms of the sustainability outlook and the significant economic gains. In Galfar, we undertake to maintain our pioneering position as a leading engineering and contracting firm and to align with the country’s vision for diversification and growth.

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GENESYS-PW T t: +917058014352

BOOTH 1209 e: anand.avadhani@h2oinnovation.com

w: www.genesysro.com

The Genesys-PWT Group manufactures specialty reverse osmosis membrane chemicals - antiscalants, cleaners, flocculants and biocides. With a complete line of products, technical capabilities, and a progressive R&D, we offer solutions to maximize system performance. Our products are distributed globally by a network of distributors with expertise in this business.

ION EXCHANGE & CO LLC

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t: +96824696697 e: info@ieoman.com w: www.ieoman.com www.linkedin.com/company/ion-exchange-co-llc Here at Ion Exchange, we bring you total environment solutions - water treatment, wastewater treatment & recycle, zero liquid discharge. We design & manufacture a wide range of water and wastewater treatment plants alongside we manufacture various types of chemicals which cater to filtration, process, cooling tower and boiler water treatment applications, as well as membranes and Ion Exchange Resins. We also offer technical services of erection & commissioning, operation & maintenance of plants and supply of spares & consumables.

Ion exchange also provides training programs to the local workforce as an effort towards ICV building. Devoting efforts towards assisting the Sultanate achieve its Vision 2040 goals is of our highest priority. We are focused towards the sourcing of renewables in our treatment plants to help implement and utilize the idea of green energy in the industry while reducing the country’s carbon footprint.

LPMZ LLC t: +7911101847

BOOTH 1318 e: d.shilenko@mail.ru

w: www.woodenpole.ru

We are a Russian Federation company. We produce wooden impregnated poles. Creosote or watersoluble antiseptic. We make deliveries to any port.

MAJIS INDUSTRIAL SERVICES SAOC t: +96826852462

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w: majis.om

Majis Industrial Services SAOC was established in 2006 with the business vision, “To be a global supplier of innovative water solutions enhancing values to our stakeholders”. Majis supplies sustainable eco-friendly water solutions to its clients located at Sohar Industrial Port Area, Sohar Free Zone and Sohar Industrial City.

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MARAFIQ t: +96822144442

BOOTH 1705 e: info@marafiq.om

w: www.marafiq.com

Marafiq is an integrated utility services provider through one-stop services that serves industries in the Special Economic Zone at Duqm. It has vital projects in the region, such as the integrated power and water plant -total production capacity of 320 MW of electricity and 36,000 cubic meters of water per day, in addition to a seawater intake with a capacity of 1.5 million cubic meters per day and a high voltage transmission line 132 KV.

MHD ACERE t: +96824118521

BOOTH 1217 e: renewableenergy@mhd.co.om

w: www.mhdoman.com

MHD ACERE (Automotive, Construction Equipment and Renewable Energy) is a key contributor to the economy of Oman, committed to the progress of the country. RE division aims to achieve the sustainability goals in accordance with the Sultanate’s Vision by offering state of the art EV charging solutions and Solar Technology.

MIDDLE EAST SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT CORP LLC t: +96896724110

e: mesecllc@mescientific.com

BOOTH 1317 w: www.mescientific.com

Middle East Scientific Equipment Corporation LLC (MESEC LLC) is ISO 9001:2015 and EMS 14001:2015 certified, enabling to support analytical instrumentation products to the industry and also fully capable of executing Turnkey Projects / LTSC / Maintenance Projects by assembling the expertise required to ensure seamless integration of diverse & complex process and environmental solutions.

NADA AL RABEEI t: +96892097222

BOOTH 1315 e: sales@nada-rabeei.com

w: www.nada-rabeei.com

NAFATH RENEWABLE ENERGY LLC t: +96872323660

e: info@nafath.com

BOOTH 1107 w: www.nafath.com

Nafath Renewable Energy is a leading Omani company that provides complete solutions in the renewable energy sector. Nafath is a DCRP approved solar installer as “S3”. Nafath provides a complete solution for solar and renewable energy systems, including the following: Engineering design and consulting services, Sale and supply, Construction and installation, Operation and maintenance.

Nafath has successfully completed several solar projects in Oman and is continuing to explore opportunities in Oman’s nascent renewable energy market.

NAMA HOLDING COMPANY t: +96824559200

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w: www.nama.om

Nama Group (NG) was established as a result of restructuring the electricity and related water sector in 2004 and commenced its commercial operations on 1 May 2005. NG’s operations are spread across generation, procurement, transmission, distribution and supply of electricity and related water services in the Sultanate.

NATIONAL ENERGY CENTER t: +96824441100

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e: Khalid.alharrasi@nec-oman.com

w: www.nec-oman.com

National Energy Center is a semi-government company established in 2015 with a mission to innovate, develop complex technical systems and serve various sectors featuring smart city initiatives, new technologies in Oman and MENA.

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NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER t: +96892104877

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e: maha@ntcllcom.com

w: www.ntcllcom.com

National Technology Center (NTC) is on a mission to lead the technological advancement in smart utilities, renewable energy, Drones, smart mobility, IoT, and data. We at NTC are confident that our mission will be achieved through our commitment to our employees, R&D, investments, ethics & compliance, and our business strength.

NUHAS OMAN LLC t: +96824449007

BOOTH 1605 e: ewires@nuhasoman.com

w: www.nuhasoman.com

Nuhas Oman LLC, a member of the Al-Bahja Group of Companies, is an ISO 9001:2015 BASEC, UK certified integrated quality producer of LV & MV Cables, Wires & Conductors in the Oman. We offer wide range of MV cables & LV cables.

OMAN AIR HOLIDAYS t: +96824531000

BOOTH 1720

e: Holidays@omanair.com

w: https://holidays.omanair.com

Oman Air Holidays is pleased to introduce bespoke Oman experience packages and a range of Oman Air destinations. Our fully customizable packages deliver the best holiday experiences for our guests, with products and services that include accommodation options, air tickets, transfers, FITs, sport and adventure activities, excursions and guides, MICE services, and more.

OMAN CABLES INDUSTRY SAOG t: +96824443100

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e: omancables@omancables.com

w: www.omancables.com

Oman Cables Industry (SAOG) develops, manufactures and markets a totally integrated variety of electrical products, including medium voltage and low voltage power and control cables, pilot cables, overhead conductors and building wires. OCI offers cables with special features suitable for different types of applications, environmental conditions or customer requirements.

OMAN CENTRE FOR GOVERNANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY

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t: +96824823167 e: zainab.allawati@ocgs.gov.om w: www.ogcs.gov.om @OCGS2015 Oman Centre for Governance and Sustainability Is a governmental entity established by a royal decree 30/2015 in 2015-july, dedicated to public and private corporates in the Sultanate. It is an independent body and for nonprofit making. The objective of the center is to educate and spread the awareness in the fields of governance and sustainability . OCGS Vision - To be part and parcel of the National economy. OCGS Mission - OCGS is an excellence center dedicated to build stronger and more competitive economy through streamlining corporate governance and sustainability into economic cycles and processes, by learning and leadership Our ServicesTraining programs Governance: Director Development Programme , Board Secretary Course, Corporate Governance Essentials , Risk Management Sustainability: Sustainability Mainstreaming Essentials, GRI Reporting program, SROI training program, ESG training program Consultancy - Review and Audit of governance and internal controls, Board Performance evaluation, Creation of Corporate Governance & Sustainability Manuals for organizations Organizing seminars, conferences & Awards

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OMAN ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES HOLDING COMPANY SAOC t: +96824228401

w: https://beah.om/

OMAN SHELL t: +96891368888

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BOOTH 1305 e: s.al-masroori@shell.com

w: www.shell.com.om

Oman Shell is active in across the energy industry and is involved in joint venture and independent activities ranging from research and development, exploration, production, trading, retail and new energies. Shell Oman has been a partner in the country’s remarkable development and progress over the last several decades. We aim to meet the energy needs of Oman with solutions that are economically, socially and environmentally viable, now and in the future.

OMANI QATARI TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY SAOG (“OOREDOO”) t: +96822002200

e: Dhiyab.Al-Maskari@ooredoo.om

BOOTH 1505

w: www.ooredoo.om

Omani Qatari Telecommunications Company SAOG (“Ooredoo”) was founded and registered in the Sultanate of Oman in December 2004. As Oman’s data experience leaders, Ooredoo provides individuals and businesses with cutting edge digital products and services, so that customers can enjoy the internet.

OQ t: +9682214 3999

BOOTH 1500 w: oq.com

OQ is a global integrated energy company with roots in Oman. With operations across 17 countries, we cover the entire value chain from exploration and production to marketing and distribution of end-user products. Our fuels and chemicals are sold in over 60 countries worldwide, making us a pioneer in the energy sector.

OVERSEAS TREASURE t: +96824564871

BOOTH 1712

e: info@ot-oman.com

w: www.ot-oman.com/en/

PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN

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t: +96824675032 e: said.h.suleimani@pdo.co.om w: www.pdo.co.om @PDO_OM

Petroleum Development Oman (PDO) is the leading exploration and production company in the Sultanate of Oman. We deliver the majority of the country’s crude oil production and natural gas supply, but above all we focus on delivering excellence, growth and sustainable value creation within and well beyond our industry. PDO operates 202 producing oil fields, 43 gas fields, 29 production stations, around 9,400 active wells, more than 33,000 kilometres of pipelines and flowlines and 230 operating units in our well engineering fleet, including 52 rigs and 51 hoists. We have a diverse workforce of more than 8,900 employees, comprised of over 60 different nationalities, and over 52,000 contractors. Our primary objective is to engage efficiently, responsibly, and safely in the exploration, production, development, storage, and transportation of hydrocarbons in the Sultanate.

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POWER & SUN SOLAR EQUIPMENTS TRADING SPC t: +971506274670

e: rowena@powernsun.com

BOOTH 1310 w: www.powernsun.com

Power n Sun is One stop solar Solutions, Supplies and System company supporting residential, commercial and industrial installations for on-Grid, Off-Grid and PV diesel Hybrid systems in South Asia, Middle East and Africa region. We design, supply and supervise solar projects and support Solar installations with complete solar components; Solar Inverters, PV modules, Balance of system and solar monitoring & control solutions with the objective of maximizing value and energy yield at the least cost.

RENAISSANCE SERVICES SAOG

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t: +96824765900 e: info@renaissanceservices.com w: www.renaissanceservices.com @RenaissanceSAOG Renaissance Services SAOG Renaissance Services is Oman’s leading IFM, accommodation and service solutions provider.

Listed on the Muscat Stock Exchange since 1996, the company employs over 8,800 people across 100+ locations in Oman, serving clients in sectors like energy, healthcare, waste management, defence, utilities, and others. It offers unique solutions that enable businesses derive optimum value from their facilities and assets at the most economical cost over their full life cycle. The flagship Renaissance Village Duqm in SEZAD is the largest workforce accommodation in Oman: Compliant with global standards and international best practices, it has significantly improved the lifestyle and welfare of workers. Renaissance is leading the industry into the future by leveraging cutting-edge technologies while staying committed to operating safely, growing efficiently, planning green and delivering locally. It takes pride in being the sixth largest employer of Omanis in the private sector and is a major domestic direct investor with over RO200mn worth of investments.

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SCAN ELECTROMECHANICAL CONTRACTING CO. L.L.C

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t: +96824120270 e: info.oman@scanllc.com w: www.scanelectromechanical.om twitter.com/scan_om www.facebook.com/SCAN-Electromechanical-Contracting-Co-102299378293501 Scan Electromechanical is a leading contractor in the field of Solar Energy and Electricity Distribution. Being the first approved solar contractor in Oman and a “B” grade DCRP Registered Electrical Contractor, provides us a unique set of abilities to tackle the most challenging On Grid Solar PV Systems and Electricity Distribution Projects. SCAN has a dedicated trading department that deals with products including DC power Systems, Transformers, Cable Accessories, SCADA systems, Thermal Insulation plasters, Solar PV panels and inverters. Our driving force is the commitment to satisfy our customers. We strive to deliver you the best and most comprehensive affordable solutions of the highest quality under one roof.

SCANPROBE TECHNIQUES LTD t: +442045051993

BOOTH 1210

e: robert@scanprobe.com

w: www.scanprobe.com

Scanprobe is a leading U.K. manufacturer of push-rod camera inspection systems. Based in London, we have been family owned and operated since 1985. Our cameras are used in domestic and trenchless pipe inspections in the drainage/water markets globally and we are entering the gas market with an ATEX approved camera.

SOHAR ALUMINIUM t: +96826863000

BOOTH 1506

e: SA-CorporateCommunications@Sohar-Aluminium.com

w: http://www.sohar-aluminium.com/

Founded in 2004 as the Sultanate of Oman’s first Greenfield aluminium smelter, Sohar Aluminium Company LLC is a landmark industrial development project and a key contributor to Oman’s sustainable development ambitions and long-term prosperity. It has an annual capacity of more than 395,000 tonnes of high-quality aluminium, a 1,000 MW Power Plant and Port facilities in Oman.

STEG INTERNATIONAL SERVICES t: +21670247800

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e: stegis@steg-is.com

w: www.steg-is.com

STEG International Services is a subsidiary of the Tunisian Company of Electricity & Gas (STEG). The main activities is planning, study, design, supply, implementation, operation and maintenance of electricity and gas facilities; generation, transmission and distribution, as well as energy management, energy efficiency, training and capacity building.

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TEMAK S.A. t: +302102581583

BOOTH 1520 e: info@temak.gr

w: https://www.temak.gr/site/

TEMAK since 1980 studies, designs, manufactures, installs and supports Water Treatment Systems offering integrated and reliable solutions for various market applications, such as Sea & Brackish Water Desalination Plants, Water Treatment Systems for potable use, renal dialysis units, boilers, etc.TEMAK systems can be provided in mobile units, containerized or onboard vehicles. TEMAK is certified by ISO 9001/2015, ISO 14001/2015, ISO 45001:2018, CE Medical and ISO 13485:2016.

TRADE LINKS & SERVICES CO. LLC t: +968 2496 8100

BOOTH 1212

e: info@tlsoman.com

w: www.tlsoman.com

Transfigure Energy to Empower you... Trade Links & Services is one of the leading Trading & Contracting company in Oman. It established in the late 1980s as a Civil Contracting firm. Over the years, the Company progressed & diversified into multidisciplinary activities like Electrical Trading, Electrical Contracting, Lighting, Interior Decoration, Fire Fighting systems, Building Material, Fabrication and Fit in-out services & etc. TLS has grown to a medium size company now with 700 Employees. The Company is wholly owned by Local Omanis who are also professionals in their respective fields. TLS is one of the largest stockists of Electrical, Building material, Water proofing & Interior Decoration products for trading with five showrooms in Oman through which we cater to the retail market. TLS have 4 Business Vertices, 9 division with an annual turnover of USD 150 million.

TURAN MAKINA t: +902165950751

BOOTH 1215 e: info@turanmak.com

w: www.turanmak.com

UNITED ENGINEERING SERVICES LLC t: +96824161200

BOOTH 1221

e: ues@uesoman.com

w: www.uesoman.com

Translucidus and United Engineering Services LLC are jointly following their recently signed MoU for the Mayamn Water Project.

Mayamn provides clean water sustainably via eco-friendly water provision and saving capabilities. Displayed will be an Atmospheric Water; recyclable bottles made from plants; eco-friendly water pipe descaling products; and many other capabilities.

VEOLIA t: +96896505355

BOOTH 1610 e: huda.alharthy@veolia.com

w: www.veolia.com/middleeast/about-us/veolia-middle-east

Veolia group is the global leader in optimized resource management. With nearly 179,000 employees worldwide, the Group designs and provides water, waste, and energy management solutions that contribute to the sustainable development of communities and industries. Through its three complementary business activities, Veolia helps to develop access to resources, preserve available resources, and to replenish them.

VOLTAMP ENERGY SAOG t: +96894373778

BOOTH 1101

e: issa.almaskari@voltampoman.com

w: www.voltampoman.com

Voltamp Group of company is specialized in manufacturing of Electrical equipment with more than 30 years of Experience: LV & MV switchgears (Voltamp Energy SAOG), Packaged Substation (Voltamp Energy SAOG), Distribution Transformers (Voltamp Transformers Oman SAOC), Power Transformers up to 500 MVA 400 kV class (Voltamp Power SAOC)

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BP EXPLORATION (EPILSON) LTD

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t: +968 22839000 w: www.bp.com bp operators Block 61 and holds a 40% interest. Block 61 produces 1.5 billion cubic feet of gas per day with the capacity to produce 35% of Oman’s gas demand. In 2019, EPSA was signed with ENI to explore Block 77. In 2022, bp and MEM signed a strategic framework agreement to support a multiple gigawatt, world-class renewable energy and green hydrogen development.

HUSSAM TECHNOLOGY COMPANY t: +96822020959

e: info@htc.om

BOOTH 1117 w: www.htc.om

OXY OMAN t: +96824524000

BOOTH 1707 w: www.oxy.com

Oxy Oman is a wholly owned subsidiary of Occidental (Oxy), an international oil and gas exploration and production company. Oxy has been producing in Oman for over 30 years, and today is the largest independent oil producer operating in the country, covering more than 6 million gross acres.

OMAN LNG

SPONSOR

SABCO MEDIA t: +96824426900

BOOTH 1120 e: info@sabcomedia.com

w: www.sabcomedia.com

UNITED MEDIA SERVICES t: +96824700896

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Energy Conservation Clean Energy Technologies “Solar Energy - Wind Energy” ESB INTERNATIONAL G S GROUP GALFAR ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING SAOG MOHSIN HAIDER DARWISH LLC (ENGINEERING PRODUCTS DIVISION) NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER OMAN CABLES INDUSTRY SAOG SCAN ELECTROMECHANICAL CONT UNITED ENGINEERING SERVICES LLC VEOLIA LLC ENERGETUS LLC NAMA HOLDING COMPANY POWER & SUN SOLAR EQUIPMENTS TRADING LLC STEG INTERNATIONAL SERVICES TRADE LINKS & SERVICES CO. LLC

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VOLTAMP ENERGY SAOG NAMA HOLDING COMPANY

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NAMA HOLDING COMPANY ENVOREM LIMITED

Energy Conservation and Efficiency Systems G S GROUP MOHSIN HAIDER DARWISH LLC (ENGINEERING PRODUCTS DIVISION) NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER UNITED ENGINEERING SERVICES LLC NAMA HOLDING COMPANY TRADE LINKS & SERVICES CO. LLC

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GALFAR ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING SAOG TEMAK SA

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Desalination GALFAR ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING SAOG ION EXCHANGE AND COMPANY LLC UNITED ENGINEERING SERVICES LLC VEOLIA LLC MAJIS INDUSTRIAL SERVICES SAOC NAMA HOLDING COMPANY TEMAK SA GENESYS-PWT

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GALFAR ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING SAOG UNITED ENGINEERING SERVICES LLC VEOLIA LLC MAJIS INDUSTRIAL SERVICES SAOC NAMA HOLDING COMPANY

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Leak Detection Equipment MIDDLE EAST SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT CORP LLC SCANPROBE TECHNIQUES LTD

1317 1210

Pipelines, Pipeline Coating Systems 1217 1711 1101 1200 1206 1209 1208

Environmental Engineering ESB INTERNATIONAL MIDDLE EAST SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT CORP LLC UNITED ENGINEERING SERVICES LLC ANUA CLEAN AIR UK LIMITED SCANPROBE TECHNIQUES LTD GENESYS-PWT ENVOREM LIMITED

Chlorination Systems

Irrigation Systems 1815

Environment Protection G S GROUP MOHSIN HAIDER DARWISH LLC (ENGINEERING PRODUCTS DIVISION) NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER VOLTAMP ENERGY SAOG NAMA HOLDING COMPANY ANUA CLEAN AIR UK LIMITED GENESYS-PWT ENVOREM LIMITED

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GALFAR ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING SAOG SCANPROBE TECHNIQUES LTD

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Pumps NAMA HOLDING COMPANY

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Tanks / Reservoir Lining Materials ION EXCHANGE AND COMPANY LLC NAMA HOLDING COMPANY SCANPROBE TECHNIQUES LTD

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Valves-Gates, Butterfly, Air, Pressure NAMA HOLDING COMPANY

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Water Savers and Water Scooters UNITED ENGINEERING SERVICES LLC NAMA HOLDING COMPANY

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Water Well Drilling Equipment and Accessories NAMA HOLDING COMPANY

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Others GALFAR ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING SAOG MIDDLE EAST SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT CORP LLC MOHSIN HAIDER DARWISH LLC (ENGINEERING PRODUCTS DIVISION) NUHAS OMAN LLC OMAN AIR HOLIDAYS RENAISSANCE SERVICES SAOG VEOLIA LLC VOLTAMP ENERGY SAOG

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OOREDOO BUSINESS

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OQ

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PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN LLC

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AGILITY LOGISTICS COMPANY (GLOBAL LOGISTICS OMAN LLC)

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ASYAD GROUP

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SABCO MEDIA

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AVERDA

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BANAT OMAN

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SHELL DEVELOPMENT OMAN

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BP EXPLORATION (EPILSON) LTD

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SOHAR ALUMINIUM

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BUSINESS GATEWAYS INTERNATIONAL

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TRADE LINKS & SERVICES CO. LLC

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UNITED ENGINEERING SERVICES LLC

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UNITED MEDIA SERVICES

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VEOLIA LLC

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VOLTAMP ENERGY SAOG

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CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTER ECONOMIC AND TRADE OFFICE OF THE SPANISH EMBASSY IN MUSCAT

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EMBASSY OF THE KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS

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ENERGETUS LLC

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ESB INTERNATIONAL

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GALFAR ENGINEERING & CONTRACTING SAOG

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HUSSAM TECHNOLOGY COMPANY

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ION EXCHANGE AND COMPANY LLC

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MARAFIQ (CENTRALIZED UTILITIES COMPANY )

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MIDDLE EAST SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT CORP LLC

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CSG VALVES LIMITED

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ENVOREM LIMITED

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SCANPROBE TECHNIQUES LTD

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NADA AL RABEEI

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NAFATH RENEWABLE ENERGY LLC

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NAMA HOLDING COMPANY

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NATIONAL ENERGY CENTER

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POWER & SUN SOLAR EQUIPMENTS TRADING LLC

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NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER

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GENESYS-PWT

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NUHAS OMAN LLC

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OCCIDENTAL OF OMAN INC.

1707

OMAN AIR HOLIDAYS

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