AWARDS PREVIEW

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AUGUST 2019 oilandgasmiddleeast.com

Surge in nominations

We are delighted to announce that total number of entries for the Middle

East Energy Awards 2019 rose by 70% compared to last year’s event, with

a wider range of companies and countries represented in the nominations

T

he editors of Oil & Gas Middle East, Refin-

ing & Petrochemicals Middle East and

Utilities Middle East are pleased to an-

nounce that the Middle East Energy Awards

received approximately 70% more nomina-

tions than the last edition of the awards, as

the awards event continues to grow. This is

an indication of the industry’s appetite for such an occasion

to celebrate the achievements of 2019 across the regional

energy sector.

In addition to the growing number of submissions, the

tenth edition of the flagship awards event saw the wid-

est range of submissions from across the GCC, with more

companies represented among its 16 categories. With a

more diverse group of nominees than ever, the awards are

set to celebrate a wide range of achievements impacting the

energy sector across the region.

The awards ceremony will for the first time represent the

utilities sector, including renewable and clean energy, in ad-

dition to the upstream and downstream sectors, which it has

celebrated for nine years.

As such, Oil & Gas Middle East and Refining & Petro-

chemicals Middle East, who have traditionally co-hosted

the awards, have teamed up with Utilities Middle East to

rebrand the awards ceremony, making it truly representative

of the energy sector.

While the opportunity to submit nominations for this

year’s edition of the awards has officially closed, we en-

courage all members of the industry to keep an eye out for

this year’s awards to keep in touch with the very best of

the energy sector, and invite them to consider nominating

themselves, their projects, or their companies next year for

a chance to stand on the stage among the winners for the

2020 awards.

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