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It is my pleasure to welcome you all to the fifth edition of the Oman Energy and Water Conference and Exhibition, organized by the Public Authority for Electricity and Water in partnership with Omanexpo, the pioneer exhibitions and conference organizer in Oman, whose events are recognized to contrib-ute to the advancement of Oman’s key industries.

This event aims to showcase the Sultanate’s major multi-million power and water projects, support the government’s long-term energy and water infrastructure plan, attract public, private and foreign investment, and present business opportunities in order to fulfill the rising demand for these resources.

The exhibition will provide individuals, companies, and industry profession-als with the opportunity to learn about the latest and innovative products, tools, and technology that facilitate the production and distribution process. The Conference will serve as a venue for knowledge sharing, gaining insight into the current issues as well as developments in the sector, learning best practices, and establishing new business relations.

We look forward to your involvement and participation in this most signifi-cant event and in your support to help advance this growing sector.

A MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLIC AUTHORITY FOR ELECTRICITY AND WATER

Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Mahrouqi

ChairmanPublic Authority for Electricity and Water

2 Oman Energy & Water Conference & Exhibition 2019

3Oman Energy & Water Conference & Exhibition 2019

The Oman Energy & Water Conference & Exhibition is an international event dedicated to the power generation, renewable and alternative energy and transmission and distribution, and water-related indus-tries. It is designed to be a platform for stakeholders to discuss real issues and solutions to the energy and water challenges and opportu-nities in Oman.

Oman Water and Wastewater Forum will center on Oman’s unified water strategy, water and wastewater restructuring, Optimization of water networks using digital solutions, water treatment and utilization.

Oman Solar Forum will place attention on the viability of solar energy in Oman, case studies, international best practices for successful solar energy development, available technologies, local value creation, and opportunities and risks for industrial solar energy in Oman.

Oman Power Forum will focus on the power industry’s latest research, technical advances, development trends and business strategies, including power plant operations, maintenance, performance, economics and regulatory compli-ance by qualified stakeholders.

ABOUT THE EVENT

6,000square meters

Total Exhibition Space

Participation Statistics

1685,766Total Number of Exhibitors

81 87International Exhibitors National Exhibitors

Total Number of Visitors

Representing Countries

Hong Kong IndiaCyprus IranFrance Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaItaly

Turkey United States of AmericaUnited Arab Emirates United KingdomSouth KoreaOmanNetherlands Slovakia

Germany


UTILITIES SECTOR

Oman’s growing economy, as seen in the stape of large scale infrastructure projects resulting from rapid urban and Indus-trial expansion, fast-rowing population and change in modern lifestyle, are contributing much to boost demand for power and water.

Developing sustainable water and energy supliers and finding innovative sources are critical to the country’s immediate and log-term future, which is high in the government’s agenda. Currently, it is focusing its attention on developing renewable energy on electricity production, boosting investment opportu-nities and capacity, and implementing big projects.

ENERGY MASTER PLAN

A long-term energy infrastructure master plan, dubbed the Oman Electricity Transmission System Plan (2014-2030), designed by Oman Electricity Transmission Company (OETC), which operates the northern half of the electricity grid, outlines “a well-defined target for harnessing the Sultanate’s prodigious but largely untapped renewable energy resources, chiefly solar and wind power, to help meet the country’s galloping electricity demand, currently averag-ing 10 per cent annually.”

AN OVERVIEW OF OMAN’S POWER SECTOR

KEY POWER PROJECTS IN OMAN


IBRI AND SOHAR INDEPENDENT POWER PROJECT

The construction of two gas-fired power plants with complex cycle in the wilayats of Ibri and Sohar (Sohar Industrial Port), commercial operations of which are expected to start in the first quarter of 2019. Both will have a combined capacity of 3,219 MW.By April 2019, Ibri IPP is scheduled to deliver the full capacity of 1,509 MW, shortly after Sohar III begins deliver-ing its full capacity of 1,708 MW.

Combined Project Cost: US$ 2.2 billion

SUR POWER PLANT PROJECT

A 120 MW gas-driven engine power plant which is aimed to reduce fuel gas consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. It is the first of its kind for liquefied natural gas (LNG) applications in Oman.

“Oman will need to invest US$ 5.4 billion in additional generating capac-ity and another US$ 3.4 billion in trans-mission and distribution by 2022.”

(Source: Arab Petroleum Investment Corporation -APICORP)

“The rising electricity demand will require Oman’s power generation capacity to grow at an annual rate of 8.5% over the next five years.”

“Oman needs US$ 9 billion in power sector investment by 2022.”

DUQM COAL-FIRED INDEPENDENT POWER PLANT

The first large-scale natural gas-fired power plant in Oman, and one of the first in the Gulf region, it is a proposed 1,200-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power station associated with a desalination plant, expected to have a contracted capacity to generate 183 MW of power; along with a 9.5-million imperial gallons of water per day-capacity desalination plant.

Estimated Project Cost: US$ 7 billion

8.5% growth US$ 9 billion US$ 3.4 billion

All images used in this material are for illustrative purposes only.

AN OVERVIEW OF OMAN’S WATER SECTOR

SALALAH INDEPENDENT WATER PROJECT

The first standalone water desalination project in the governor-ate of Dhofar, which will have a capacity to generate 25 million gallons per day of desalination water using reverse osmosis technology. It is expected to be operational by 2020.

Estimated Project Cost: US$ 155 million

KEY WATER PROJECTS IN OMAN

SHARQIYAH DESALINATION PROJECT

The construction of a water desalination project (IWP) with a contracted capacity of 80,000 cubic meters/day (equivalent to 17 million imperial gallons per day MIGD). The IWP is due to come on stream by April 2021.


MASIRAH ISLAND INDEPENDENT WATER PROJECT

Masirah Island’s first independent water project, which is expected to provide a capacity of 10,000 cubic meters of potable water per day (equivalent to 2.2 million gallons per day). The project, which is operated and maintained entirely by the private sector, is slated to come into operation by the first quarter of 2023.

NATIONAL WATER SECTOR MASTER PLAN

Oman’s National Water Sector Master Plan, includes a blueprint, spanning 25 years, for expanding and reinforcing the country’s water transmission and distribution infrastruc-ture. Its projected capital expenditure till 2040 is estimated at US$ 6.5 billion, with new water infrastructure expected to cost US$ 389.6 million annually over the 10-to-15-year master plan.

The investment will partly go to the deveopment of new networks to serve green-field areas being added to the water grid, while the rest will be utilized to finance the cost of renew-ing old transmission and distribution infrastructure.

“Oman’s water sector is experiencing strong demand, which is anticipated to continue to rise at the rate of 7 per cent through 2021.”

“Oman is undergoing a restructuring project that could see potable water and wastewater services combined and increased water and sanitation levels.”

“Demand for water is primarily driven by population growth and tourism projects.”


Oman has unveiled a US$ 15.58 billion masterplan (2018-2045) for the future sanitary drainage projects. The master-plan seeks to integrate the public-private partnership in building the plants and benefit from the revenues generated through the sale of treated water and fertilizers.

The masterplan states that the number of water treatment plants will reach 133 with a total capacity of 979,000 cu m per day. The plants will serve about 4.1 million people by 2045.

Currently, the investment in managing, operating and maintain-ing all wastewater networks, desalination facilities, pumping stations and sewage treatment plants are reaching US$ 6.25 billion at a rate of about US$ 258.9 million per year. By 2020, the government aims to connect 80 per cent of Muscat residents, up from the current 30 per cent.

Oman will also invest US$ 2.8 billion for new wastewater projects across the country. During its 9th Five-Year Plan (2016-2020), Haya water, a government-owned entity, is mandated to manage, operate and maintain all wastewater networks, desalination facilities, pumping stations and sewage treatment plants in Oman, as well as the develop-ment of a national master plan for the management of the country’s wastewater and operate Muscat’s (the city’s capital) biggest sewage network. This involves an investment of US$ 6.25 billion at a rate of about US$ 258.9 million per year, and aims to connect 80 percent of Muscat residents by 2020, up from the current 30 per cent.

BAUSHER WASTEWATER NETWORK PROJECT

The construction of a new sewerage network to replace the current one, as well as additional sewerage networks located in Sultan Qaboos, Bausher, which includes 14.5-kilometer fiber optic line network. The network is a key part of a larger sewerage collection and treatment scheme—the Muscat Wastewater Services Project.

DARSAIT SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT

The construction of a sewage treatment plant that includes two new tankers for reserving treated wastewater, a pumping station, and other related facilities. The project, aimed at providing the necessary advanced wastewater treatment capacity to accommodate the increasing population, and is expected to pump 50,000 cubic meters per day.


AL AMERAT WASTEWATER NETWORK PROJECT

The construction of a wastewater treatment plant with a capacity of 18,000 cubic meters per day. It includes laying of 6.2 kilometers of wastewater pipes, 70 kilometers of side pipelines, installation of 13.35 kilometers of treated water lines and 230.4 kilometers of fiber optic channels.


KEY WATER PROJECTS IN OMAN

WASTEWATER MASTER PLAN

“Government-owned Haya Water plans to invest US$ 2 billion for developing sewage network and building sewage treatment plants in different parts of the country over the next four years to 2022.”

“In its 9th Five-Year Plan (2016-2020), the Oman government will invest about US$ 2.8 billion in new wastewater projects across the Sultanate.”

“Oman is looking to cooperate with the private sector for projects to boost delivery of different wastewater services around the country.”


AN OVERVIEW OF OMAN’S SOLAR SECTOR


Oman is on the verge of a major shift to renewable energy as the government implements regulations and projects to harness the potential of solar and wind resources. Its strategy is to support the nation’s transition from gas-based electricity generation to renewables and other sustainable energy sources.

According to the Renewables Readiness Assessment Report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), Oman receives among the highest amounts of solar radiation in the world, particularly in its desert areas.

The government is planning utility-scale renewable energy development projects following the rollout of CRTs in 2017. It is also developing plans for a more rapid transition to power supply from solar plants, wind farms and coal-fired genera-tion. It is also plans to utilize a sizeable amount of solar energy to meet the country’s domestic electricity requirements and develop some of it for export.

“Solar demand in Oman is forecast to surge over the next �ve years.”

“The target set by the government stipulates that Oman must harness 10 per cent of its energy requirements from renewable resources by 2025.”

“The strategic importance and Oman’s geographical location makes it feasible to harness renewable energy technologies to further develop the economy.”

KEY SOLAR AND WIND PROJECTS IN OMAN

DHOFAR WIND POWER PROJECT

The building of the first utility-scale 50-megawatt wind farm in Oman and the GCC, estimated to produce enough electricity to power 16,000 houses. Consisting of up to 25 wind turbines, it will have a daily production estimated to be 1,200 megawatt hours (MWh).


SOLAR PV INDEPENDENT POWER PLANT

The development of a 500-megawatt solar PV independent power plant in Ibri, Oman’s first large-scale solar project. It is expected to commercially operate in 2020. The project will serve as a springboard for the development of other renew-able projects.


MIRAAH SOLAR PLANT PROJECT

The construction of a solar plant, which will be among the world’s largest solar plants delivering 1,021 megawatts of peak thermal energy to generate 6,000 tons of steam per day. The first block was completed and successfully delivered steam to the Amal West oilfield in November 2017.



EXHIBITION PROFILE

WHY EXHIBIT?

• Educate your customers on how they could contribute towards energy efficiency and water conservation from their homes to reduce wastage and improve billing accuracy

• Evaluate the latest clean and renewable energy products, technologies and services from market leaders to ensure you invest in a cost-effective strategy for your organization

• Energy Conservation Products and Technologies• Clean Energy Technologies “Solar Energy - Wind Energy”• Self-sustained Commercial and Industrial Energy Solutions

• Waste to Energy Solutions• Energy Storage• Research & Development

ENERGY CONSERVATION

• Energy Conservation and Efficiency• Carbon Management Solutions• Emissions Monitoring and Reduction• Environmental Engineering

• Environment Protection• Environment-Friendly Products and SMART Technologies• Government and Regulatory Agencies

RENEWABLE ENERGY

• Water Treatment• Desalination• Pipelines, Pipeline Coating Systems• Water Treatment Chemicals• Water Coolers & Water Heaters• Water Savers & Water Scooters• Water Well Drilling Equipment & Accessories• Water SCADA Software• Warming Tapes• Pumps• Valves-Gate, Butterfly, Air, Pressure• Irrigation System• Sanitary Wares & Accessories

• Agriculture & Horticulture Equipment• Chlorination System• Dewatering Equipment• Waterproofing Products• Tanks/Reservoir Lining Materials• Fibre Glass Products• Manhole Covers• Micro Tunnelling Equipment• Sealants - Adhesives• Leak Detection Equipment• Water Transmission & Distribution Related Products

WATER TECHNOLOGIES & WASTEWATER SOLUTIONS

POWER GENERATION & DISTRIBUTION

• Power Generation• Power Transmission• Power Distribution Systems• Transformers• Diagnostic Equipment

• Monitoring and Control• Automation & Control Systems• Energy Management• Energy Storage

• Receive updates from utility project owners on current and future tenders to align your organization with stakeholder requirements

• Hear case studies from key international utility providers to benchmark your organization’s goals and objectives in relation to energy and water efficiency and conservation


VISITOR PROFILE

WHY VISIT?

With hundreds of leading regional and international exhibitors from around the world, the Oman Energy & Water Exhibition and Conference provides visitors a unique platform to:

• See the latest equipment and services from the utilities sector

• Develop international relationships

• Check out new business opportunities

• Gain access to a large number of local, regional and international energy and water technology material suppliers and distributors

• Source new equipment and services from different countries

• Meet and network with key decision makers from Oman and the region.

• Government Agencies

• Power Companies

• Oil and Gas Companies

• Construction and Development Companies

• Large Industrial Companies

• Power Production Companies

• Service and Maintenance Providers

• Distributors and Retailers

• NGOs and Municipalities

• Water Authorities and Regulators

• Industrial Water Users

• City Planners and Architects

• International Organizations and NGOs

• Development Agencies

• Plant Operators

• Engineering Companies

• Technology Providers

• Contractors

• Consultants

• Researchers and Scientists

• Academics

• Media

About 5,766 local and international visitors visitedOman Energy & Water 2018 during the three-day exhibition.


Exhibitor Feedback

Visitor Feedback

Did exhibitors meet their objectives? Do exhibitors intend to participate in the next edition?

Did visitors meet their objectives?

*Respondents could select more than one answer.

Increased brand awareness Found new customers/suppliers/potential partners Secured deals / Received inquiries for orders

Launched/demonstrated news products and services Evaluated the potential demand for new products and services

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10

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30

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43%

21%17%

15%

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Increased brand awareness Found new customers/suppliers/potential partners Secured deals / Received inquiries for orders

Launched/demonstrated news products and services Evaluated the potential demand for new products and services

Definitely

87%

Maybe

10%Neutral

3%

Were exhibitors satisfied with their participation overall?

Do visitors intend to participate in the next edition?

Were visitors satisfied with their participation overall?

Definitely

98%

Maybe

1%Neutral

1%

Very Satisfied

83%

Maybe

13%

Neutral

4%

74%

Maybe

3%

Neutral

1%


Meet new / existing suppliers Learn about new products and services in the market Placed orders Experienced a new product or service Networked with industry peers


Meet new / existing suppliers Learn about new products and services in the market Placed orders Experienced a new product or service Networked with industry peers

12%

9%3%

2%


What Exhibitors and Visitors Say About The Event

Finally, we would like to thank Omanexpo for organizing this exhibition, which we have not found any difficulty in dealing with all exhibitors , as always from Omanexpo events. We wish you all progress and excellence.

Abdullah Al Wahaibi, Deputy General Manager, Voltamp Energy

Today Oman Solar Forum organized by joined force for solar was a big success. We had a great participation discussing the flow market and its potential in regarding of residential and commercial and long scale application. The market is ready, the people are coming. The people all over the solar business chain are ready to kick start that market. The discussion in environment of this great expo have been very footfall we had a lot of contribution from different governmental authorities and we had international manufactures as well as international EBCs discussing with local engineers, local entities like installers or EBCs as well. So we are very proud to have conducted to our partners to gather the successful and we are looking forward to the next year.

I am proud to be here in this expo it was a great chance for us to participate as a speaker I given a paper presentation about MADC experience in solar resaving connection. this exhibition and conference give us a good chance to learn from expo and to learn from the participants where the solar energy became and how it is essential for Oman. the solar system become most essential now and we are proud of this technology to be utilizes and use in Oman. the conference gives us a change to the manufacturers to see the latest technology which have been produced around the world. I am proud to be part of this exhibition. And the conference itself. we appreciate the support and the effort of Omanexpo and public authority of electricity and water make this event it is really very comprehensive and useful for everybody around the country. I wish all the best for the next edition and looking forward to be here next year.

Hilal bin Said Al Hadi, Head of Study and Research, Muscat Electricity Distribution Company

Exhibiting this year at Oman energy conference and exhibition has been good. We received valuable feedback from our customers. Our focus was on our latest technology, H-class the most efficient gas turbine in the world. We were even addressing about solar renewables and desalination, on how we can bring in those different solutions and create a better energy future for Oman.

GE


“We hope to get more of a footprint in Oman with this exhibition and to look for local partners we can do business with in the future. It was really a good event and met some really good contacts and it has been very worthwhile coming.”

Tom Himes, International Operation Manager, AQUAM

The event has been very well organized we have been able to interact with various potential customers that we can have for the coming year and the suppliers that’s corelated to our business and there are a lot of people who are coming to attend. we have a lot of visitors from Oman, England and USA . it has been a total successful participation and we wish to participate in this kind of events in the coming year.

THE CONFERENCE

The Conference showcased Oman’s major multi-million power, water, wastewater and solar projects, highlight Oman’s solar and renewable energy potentials, key trends in the energy landscape, digitalization of the sectors, effective management of power, water and wastewater resources, and more. These topics were addressed by experts in their respective fields and policy makers.

The conference delivered a quality knowledge-sharing forum along with an appropriate essence of business opportunities to benefit the organizations.

The programs featured stimulating presentations, interactive panel discussions and debates on energy issues, policies, technologies, strategies and best practices.

DELEGATE PROFILE

• Stakeholders from Power/ Desalination Plant Projects

• Private/Public Water and Electricity Companies and Authorities

• Government Bodies Responsible for Regulation and Policy Making

• Master Planners and Developers for IPP/ IWP/IWPP Infrastructure

• Contracting Firms for Power, Water Projects

• Companies/Organizations Financially Investing in IPP and IWPP

• Engineering and Design Consultancies

• Oil and Gas Companies

• Financial and Legal Advisory Companies

• Technical Leaders for Industrial Power and Water Industries

Oman Energy & Water Conference & Exhibition 2018 was successfully heldfrom April 30 to May 2 at the Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre.

The event was opened by

His Highness Sayyid Taimur bin Asaad bin Tariq Al Said

Assistant Secretary Generalfor Communication, The Research Council



His Excellency Sheikh Saif bin Mohammed Al-ShabibiMinister, Ministry of Housing

His Excellency Engr. Mohsin bin Mohammed bin Ali Al ShaikhChairman of Muscat Municipality

Yahya bin Said bin Abdullah Al JabriChairman, Special Economic Zone Authority Duqm (SEZAD)

Engr. Mohammed bin Abdullah Al MahrouqiChairman, Public Authority for Electricity and Water (PAEW)

His Excellency Engr. Ali bin Mohammed bin Zaher Al-AbriUndersecretary, Ministry of Regional Municipalitiesand Water Resources for Water Resources Affairs

His Excellency Najib bin Ali bin Ahmed Al-RawasUndersecretary, Ministry of Environmentand Climate Affairs

His Excellency Saud bin Nasser bin RashidAl-ShukailySecretary General of Taxation, Ministry of Finance

Dr. Ali bin Hamad Al-GhafriAssistant Chairman for International Relationsand ConferencesPublic Authority for Electricity and Water (PAEW)

Engr. Zaher bin Khalid Al SulaimaniMember, Board of Directors, Public Authorityfor Electricity and Water (PAEW)

VIP ATTENDEES

ATTENDEES / DELEGATES

Sheikh Faisal bin Khamis Al-HasharChairman, Rural Areas Electricity Company (RAECO)

Engr. Saleh bin Nasser bin Majed Al-RumhiChief Executive Officer, Rural Areas Electricity Company(RAECO)

Manal bint Mohammed Al-AbdoaniChairman, Muscat Electricity Distribution Company

Engr. Abdullah bin Saeed Al-BadriChief Executive Officer, Muscat Electricity Distribution Company

Engr. Zaher bin Khamis Al-Bahri

Chief Executive Officer, Al-Ghubra Energy and Desalination Company

Chief Executive Officer, Wadi Al-Jizzi Energy Company

Engr. Ali bin Issa ShamsChief Executive Officer, Dhofar Energy Company

Adel bin Ismail Al-RaisiChief Executive Officer, Majan Electricity Company

Engr. Omar bin Ahmed bin Salem CottonChairman, Board of Directors, Mazoon Electricity Company

Engr. Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Abdullah Al Bahar Al-RawasDirector General, General Directorate of Water, Dhofar

Engr. Hussein bin Hassan bin Abdul HussainChief Executive Officer, Haya Water Company

Ahmed Saif Al MazrouyChief Executive Officer, Majis Industrial Services

Mohamed HosseinyManaging Director-Oman and Bahrain, ABB

Jose Miguel Santos GonzalezCountry Manager-UAE, Qatar and Oman, Aqualia

Bhanu ShekharChief Digital Officer, GE Power-Africa, Indiaand the Middle East

Marc DaoudExecutive, Gas Power Systems-Gulf, Pakistanand Iran, GE Power

Hassan bin Mohammed bin Ali Al-LawatiAdvisor, Minister of Heritage and Culture


CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

• A two-day conference, three co-located technical events, poster presentations and knowledge sharing activities

• Over 60 speakers representing the power and water sectors

478Delegates

60Speakers


CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

30 APRIL 2018

30 APRIL 2018

2 MAY 2018

Conference Partner

Oman’s biggest gathering of professionals from the power sector. Oman Power is focused on the power industry’s latest research, technical advances, development trends and business strategies, including power plant operations, maintenance, performance, economics and regulatory compliance by broad range of qualified stakeholders.

Oman’s exclusive platform for companies, stakeholders and business people from the fast growing water and wastewater industry in Oman. It is a comprehensive resource for the industry, its members, prospective business visitors and customers by providing in-depth information about the industry and the latest trends influencing its progress.

Oman’s first forum for the global solar industry. The conference aims to showcase Oman’s major multi-million power projects, support the power sustainable infrastructure plans, attract domestic and international investments and pave the way for new business opportunities in order to fulfill the rising demand for these resources.


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