Minister of State for Energy Affairs tours QatarEnergy's pavilion at WPC Exhibition in Riyadh

In Riyadh, Qatar's Minister of State for Energy Affairs, HE Saad bin Sherida Al Kaabi, who is also the President and CEO of QatarEnergy, visited the company's pavilion at the ongoing World Petroleum Congress (WPC) conference and exhibition.

During his tour, Al Kaabi examined the pavilion's multimedia exhibits that showcased QatarEnergy's ongoing and future projects. These projects spanned various sectors, including LNG and other energy initiatives, all aimed at addressing the global energy demand.

According to QatarEnergy's official statement, the pavilion features a mix of audiovisual and physical displays. These include representations of projects like the North Field Expansion Project, the Golden Pass LNG, and the development of the Al-Shaheen oil field. The displays also highlight the company's upstream investments, downstream projects like Ras Laffan Petrochemicals and Golden Triangle Petrochemicals, and key products such as Helium and Urea.

The pavilion also features QatarEnergy's new state-of-the-art LNG vessels, a testament to the company's investment in the world's largest shipbuilding program. Additionally, it showcases the company's commitment to sustainability, encompassing aspects like solar energy, carbon capture and storage, and turtle conservation. The latter reflects QatarEnergy's recognition that biodiversity protection is a vital part of its sustainability efforts.

QatarEnergy holds a strategic sponsorship role in the WPC conference and exhibition, which are organized by the World Petroleum Council every three years.