This year, the highlight topics are digital safety, smart shipping, new trends in naval technology and green propulsion, as well as safety and defense of international shipping routes. In its last edition, the event had 50,000 visitors and more than 2,200 exhibitors from 66 countries in a 90,000 m2 exhibition area.

IBP member companies that wish to participate in the fair have a 25% discount on tickets for the conference. To register, they can get in touch with the Brazil-Germany Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Rio de Janeiro, Hamburg Messe & Congress GmbH (HMC)’s representative in Brazil and IBP’s partner.

Trends in the maritime industry

IBP has just made available for free download the SMM Maritime Industry Report (MIR), prepared jointly by Hamburg Messe & Congress GmbH (HMC), as the organizer of SMM, and the market research institute Mindline.

Themed Trends in SMMart Shipping, the publication considered the views of more than 2,500 participants, including senior executives, from 69 countries, to find out how decision-makers assess the future of the industry and which are their main concerns, expectations and priorities, especially after a troubled period due to the drop in new orders.

Click here to download the report.

SMM 2018

Date: September 04 to 07, 2018

Venue: Hamburg (Germany)

For more information:

Loana Lima – loana@ahk.com.br

Phone: (+ 55 21) 2224-2123 (extension line 113)

At the gathering, held at IBP headquarters, Costa Filho pointed out the importance of proximity to the country, one of the three major oil producers in the world. “This is the moment we have to seize and develop these opportunities. The relationship between our institutions can allow a bigger approach, a greater knowledge. IBP is honored for establishing this partnership”, he defended.

“We will be very energetic and I believe it is in the interest of Russian companies to work in this region, which is Russia’s preferential partner in Latin America,” Ramos said. “We will sign with operational goals. We really want to encourage this bridge. May it bring concrete and effective results, in the fastest time possible”.

IBP associate members and representatives of Russian oil & gas operators in Brazil also attended the ceremony.

In its 6th edition, the publication presents a perspective on the global market, specially on the countries comprised by the Global Cluster for Oil & Gas of the German Chambers of Commerce and Industry: Brazil, Mexico, Norway, the United States (Houston), Russia, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Azerbaijan. The study includes IBP’s participation in Brazil’s O&G overview.

If you are an IBP associate member, contact our Relationship area and learn how to access the report!

Are you an IBP member? Register now!

Check out the agenda:

8h30| Registration and Welcome Coffee

9h00| Opening remarks | Jorge Camargo, IBP President

9h15| Latam Upstream Perspective and Cost Reduction Initiatives in the Global O&G Industry |John England, US and Americas Oil & Gas leader at Deloitte

9h45| Cost Reduction in the Upstream | Cezar Cunha de Souza, General Manager SBS-DPT-EP at Petrobras

10h15| Questions & Answers

10h45| Closing Remarks

The arrangement with the Norwegian-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) includes the possibility of proposals, such as the joint implementation of courses and events, the exchange of technical information and the participation in sectoral commissions, for example.

“The combination of these two institutions can further concrete initiatives of joint work that favors the Brazilian oil and gas industry and I believe that Norwegian companies as well”, Jorge Camargo, IBP’s president, defended.

The cooperation with the U.S Business Council, on the other hand, intends to foster activities in the upstream segment. Besides the potential support in the discussion of a regulatory agenda that benefits the industry, the deal reinforces IBP’s accomplishments alongside entities that work in other markets and bring international expertise.