Xinjiang International Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition门票

The Xinjiang International Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition (CIPPE) spans a total area of 40,000 square meters, featuring participation from over 500 domestic and international companies. It anticipates drawing approximately 50,000 visitors from both domestic and overseas markets. Situated in the heart of the Eurasian continent, Xinjiang stands as a vital gateway and strategic base for China’s external engagement. The oil and gas industry forms a critical pillar of X

• Strategic Location Value: Anchored in Xinjiang, Connecting Central Asia:Xinjiang serves as a critical national energy resource security base, consistently ranking first nationwide in oil and gas production output for many years, and acting as the primary gas source for the West-to-East Gas Pipeline project. Leveraging Xinjiang’s strategic positioning under the “Three Bases and One Corridor” framework, the region sits at the heart of the Eurasian continent, linking both domestic and international markets, and serving as a central hub for China’s energy trade connections with Central Asia, Russia, and beyond. Exhibiting companies can precisely connect with overseas buyers without leaving Xinjiang, efficiently expanding into energy markets along the Belt and Road Initiative.
• Precision Business Matching: Domestic and International Professional Buyer Groups Gather, With Strong Purchasing Power:The exhibition brings together key domestic purchasing teams, including PetroChina Xinjiang Oilfield Company, Tarim Oilfield Company, Sinopec Northwest Oilfield Company, Tuha Oilfield Company, Guoneng Xinjiang Energy, and Guanghui Energy. Internationally, representatives from Tajikistan’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Colombia’s Mining and Energy Planning Agency, Namibia’s National Oil Company, and numerous other energy enterprises are present, actively seeking sourcing opportunities. Complementing these efforts, the exhibition hosts cross-border procurement matchmaking sessions, enabling one-on-one precise matches between exhibitors and buyers, thus significantly shortening transaction cycles.
• A Full-Chain Showcase Platform: Nearly 500 Exhibitors Compete on the Same Stage:With an exhibition area spanning 40,000 square meters, the event gathers nearly 500 domestic and international companies covering the entire oil and gas, chemical, and new energy value chains. Equipment units affiliated with PetroChina, Sinopec, and CNOOC are all represented, while leading equipment manufacturers such as XCMG Group, Anton Oilfield Services, Shanghai Shenkai, and Shandong Kory make prominent appearances. Exhibits span 14 major sectors, including oil and gas exploration, drilling and production, storage and transportation, refining, and hydrogen energy, providing businesses with a one-stop platform for product display, networking, and collaboration.
• High-Level Forums Empower and Set the Pulse of Industry Trends:Concurrently with the exhibition, the Fourth China Deep-Well and Ultra-Deep-Well Oil and Gas Development Forum and the China (Xinjiang) Petrochemical and New Energy Coupling Development Forum—high-profile conferences—are held. Dozens of academicians, research institute leaders, and corporate technical experts engage in in-depth discussions on pressing issues such as tackling challenges associated with wells exceeding 10,000 meters in depth, advancing intelligent drilling and completion technologies, implementing ultra-deep fracturing techniques, and pursuing green, low-carbon transformations. Exhibiting companies not only showcase their products but also gain valuable insights into emerging industry policies and technological trends.
• Multi-Dimensional Synergy Amplifies Impact: Four Concurrent Exhibitions Enable Resource Sharing:This year’s exhibition runs in parallel with the 16th Xinjiang International Mining and Equipment Expo, the 21st Xinjiang International Coal Industry Expo, and the 2026 Xinjiang International Chemical Technology & Equipment Expo, breaking down resource barriers across oil, coal, mining, chemical, and new energy sectors. This integration facilitates mutual access to procurement resources and shared visitor traffic, creating additional cross-industry collaboration opportunities for exhibiting companies.