Energy Trade Mission to China 2010
March 20-29, 2009
China now ranks No.2 in world energy consumption (behind the United States, ahead of Japan). Economists predict that by 2020, China’s GDP will be USD 4 trillion and China’s oil and gas consumption will be about 5 billion barrels equivalence (BOE). The Chinese government continues to push through industry reform and restructuring measures in order to encourage the necessary investment to meet the energy demand growth. This trend of high demand growth is also dominant in the natural gas sector.
Join the Oil and Gas Trade Mission to China, you will
Visit 4 Cities:
• Beijing, Capital of China
• Xi’an, the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China
• Baoji, Largest petroleum equipment base in the west of China
• Dongying, Largest petroleum equipment base of China
Business Activities:
• China International Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition (CIPPE)
• US-China Business Matchmaking Conference-CIPPE
• Press Conference of CIPEE & CIOGC 2010
• Business Meeting in CNPC
• Reception from U.S. Department of Commerce-Beijing
• Singing Ceremony for Cooperation between xxx and Baoji High-Tech EDZ
• Site visit of Baoji High-Tech EDA
• Signing Ceremony for Cooperation between xxx and Dongying District
• Site visit of Shengli Industry Park
Sightseeing:
• The Great Wall and Forbidden City
• The Museum of Terracotta Army
Budget:
$4,500 for Single and 8,000 for Double Package
• International Round Trip Airfares
• China domestic airfares and all intra-China air-land transportation
• Four or five stars hotels
• Daily American buffet breakfast, Chinese food for lunch and dinners
• All Admission to Trade Mission Activities except Exhibition fee
• Comprehensive sightseeing through our as indicated
• Entertainment performance and shows
• International & local English tour guide
• Baggage handling at airport