Pakistan’s Federal Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division), Petroleum Institute of Pakistan (PIP) and country’s leading national oil and gas companies including SSGC are featuring prominently in this mega event by setting up a grand Pakistan Pavilion showcasing Pakistan and its upstream, midstream and downstream energy sectors in a vibrant style. The theme of this pavilion is ‘Emerging Opportunities.’ SSGC is being represented in this premier event by its Managing Director Imran Maniar. SSGC MD and his team including Ghulam Moeen Butt, GM (Incharge) Engineering Services and Farhan Omer, Acting Dy. General Manager (LNG) networked with the visiting delegates and discussed opportunities for cooperation in downstream sector.

Participating companies from Pakistan include Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC), Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL), Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL), Pakistan State Oil (PSO), Pak-Arab Refinery Limited (PARCO) and Mari Petroleum Company Limited (MPCL) with Petroleum Institute of Pakistan (PIP) as a focal point of the industry, under the patronage of Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division).

The Pakistan Pavilion is receiving extensive appreciation by the national and international oil and gas community and other visitors. The exhibition provides opportunities for delegates from across the world to meet, learn, network, do business and discover new products, solutions and technologies from over 2,000 exhibiting companies, providing a world-class environment for trade across the oil and gas industry’s full value chain.

SSGC makes its presence felt at ADIPEC

SSGC is currently participating in Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC), a mega energy sector event being staged in Abu Dhabi, UAE between November 15-18, 2021. ADIPEC is being hosted by Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC).

Pakistan’s Federal Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division), Petroleum Institute of Pakistan (PIP) and country’s leading national oil and gas companies including SSGC are featuring prominently in this mega event by setting up a grand Pakistan Pavilion showcasing Pakistan and its upstream, midstream and downstream energy sectors in a vibrant style. The theme of this pavilion is ‘Emerging Opportunities.’ SSGC is being represented in this premier event by its Managing Director Imran Maniar. SSGC MD and his team including Ghulam Moeen Butt, GM (Incharge) Engineering Services and Farhan Omer, Acting Dy. General Manager (LNG) networked with the visiting delegates and discussed opportunities for cooperation in downstream sector.

Participating companies from Pakistan include Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC), Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL), Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL), Pakistan State Oil (PSO), Pak-Arab Refinery Limited (PARCO) and Mari Petroleum Company Limited (MPCL) with Petroleum Institute of Pakistan (PIP) as a focal point of the industry, under the patronage of Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division).

The Pakistan Pavilion is receiving extensive appreciation by the national and international oil and gas community and other visitors. The exhibition provides opportunities for delegates from across the world to meet, learn, network, do business and discover new products, solutions and technologies from over 2,000 exhibiting companies, providing a world-class environment for trade across the oil and gas industry’s full value chain.

A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between SSGC and SNGPL for jointly exploring opportunities for improving business sustainability, efficiency and productivity of Meter Manufacturing Plant (MMP) located in SSGC, Karachi. Ali J. Hamdani, MD, SNGPL and Imran Maniar, MD, SSGC inked the MoU at a simple ceremony held at the latter’s Head Office today. The MoU pledges to Initiate a detailed technical, financial, commercial, legal and regulatory due-diligence of MMP owned by SSGC through the services of a Transaction Advisory firm with the objective to decide on a prospective joint venture arrangement with SSGC regarding the meter plant.

Over 9 million households in Pakistan benefit from the grid-supplied natural gas as fuel for catering to the domestic requirements. Gas meters are vital devices, enabling accurate sales gas registration and billing.

With the objective of reducing dependence on imports and enhancing self-reliance, SSGC established Pakistan’s first and the only meter manufacturing plant in 1974 to enable production of gas meters within the country for utilization by both SSGC and SNGPL. Today, SSGC’s meter plant is a state-of-the-art, vertically integrated, full-scale manufacturing facility with in-house capabilities like machining, plastic moulding, assembling, robot-assisted painting, testing and calibration, while acting as a source of income for around 10,000 Pakistani citizens. MMP produces two models of gas meters for residential installations with an extendable existing cumulative production capacity of over 1 million (based on single shift) units per annum.