Recently, global energy giant BP and CSSOPE Organizing Committee confirmed their participation in the "CSSOPE OMAN 2025-China Sourcing Summit On Petroleum & Chemical Equipment" to be held in Muscat, Oman on May 14, 2025. BP's procurement leadership will bring substantial orders to this CSSOPE Oman event, targeting Chinese suppliers to inject momentum into industry development.

BP has operated in Oman since 2007 as a major investor, supporting the country's sustainable development through local company partnerships. BP Oman has a long history in Middle East oil and gas exploration/production. Phase 1 of Block 61 Khazzan began production in 2017, while Phase 2 of Ghazeer Block started operations in October 2020. Combined, these produce 1.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas and over 60,000 barrels of condensate daily, meeting ~35% of Oman's total gas demand.

As a leading petrochemical exhibition platform, CSSOPE Oman Sourcing Session brings together cutting-edge supply-demand information. The BP-China supplier collaboration represents a convergence of advanced technology and market demand. Chinese suppliers stand to leverage their precision manufacturing and efficient capacities to enter BP's global supply chain, secure significant orders, and elevate their international brand influence.

This mutually beneficial opportunity marks the starting point for global energy giants and Chinese industrial forces to co-develop sustainable solutions. We anticipate Chinese suppliers seizing this chance to engage BP procurement leaders in Oman, driving win-win partnerships that will enhance "Made in China" prominence across the global energy landscape.

In an era of accelerating global energy transformation, Oman's energy sector continues robust growth with major project achievements, positioning it as an industry focal point. The CSSOPE OMAN 2025 Summit will convene energy elites worldwide to explore innovative development pathways and foster international cooperation.

01. Overview of Oman's Oil & Gas Industry

• Oil Production Growth

• 2024 Output: ~1.15 million barrels/day (+4.5% YoY)

• 2030 Target: 1.2 million barrels/day via new field development and EOR technologies

• Natural Gas Expansion

• 2024 Output: 38 billion cubic meters (+8.6% YoY)

• 2030 Target: 50 billion cubic meters to strengthen global gas supplier status

• LNG Export Growth

• Key exporter to Asian markets (China, Japan, South Korea) with ongoing Oman LNG capacity expansion

• Energy Transition

• Aims for 20% renewable energy share by 2030 while promoting natural gas as transition fuel

• Technological Innovation

• Extensive EOR application in mature oil fields and shale gas development in natural gas sector

• Foreign Investment

• Strategic partnerships with BP, Shell, Total, and Asian trading partners

• Major Projects (2024-2025)

• Oil: Block 6 (BP), Mukhaizna (Oxy), Rima/Amal (2025 startup)

• Gas: Block 61 (BP), Oman LNG Expansion (15 MTPA by 2025), Khazzan II (1.5 BCF/day), Mabrouk (5 BCF/day peak)

• Refining/Petrochemicals: Duqm Refinery (230k BPD), Liwa Plastics (1 MTPA), Salalah Methanol (1.5 MTPA)

02. About CSSOPE Oman Sourcing Session

• Key Participants:
  Local oil company owners, EPC procurement/project heads, and supply chain managers

• Supplier Benefits:

• Direct buyer meetings and client visits

• Access to Oman Sustainability Week international network

• Priority entry into PDO supplier registration

• Tailored procurement matches for equipment/materials (pipes, valves, pumps, heat exchangers, etc.)

• Participation Options:

• Visa-free entry available

• Middle East office representation

• Group delegation with pre-arranged schedule

03. Group Delegation Itinerary
(Detailed schedule available upon request)

04. Key Oman Oil & Gas Companies (Invited Participants)
(Confirmed and prospective attendees list available)