Events

The Global Energy Show will take place in Calgary, Canada and will address how we will supply energy to the world, using a clean approach for our planet. There is a clear need to transform our energy systems to be more sustainable, but there is no consensus on timelines for our net zero goals. The conference will elevate the conversation around integrated energy systems while informing policy and trillion-dollar investment decisions that require a new way of thinking and reshaping of a diverse and integrated energy sector.

The World Mining Congress is one of the leading international forums for the global mining and resource industries. The Congress promotes and supports scientific and technical cooperation in the sustainable development of natural mineral and energy resources, and facilitates a world-wide exchange of information regarding best practices and emerging technologies in mining sciences, technologies, economics, mining health and safety, social performance and environmental protection. Individual conference tracks will include decarbonization and environmental sustainability.

Energy Asia will take place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 26-28 June 2023. Energy Asia will bring together policy makers, industry captains, and energy professionals to discuss prevailing energy issues and how collaboration can help advance energy transition in the region. GMI representatives will participate in Energy Asia to discuss GMI's work in the region.

The SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) is the leading technical energy conference and exhibition for global E&P professionals. As the global energy map continues to shift, ATCE 2023 is focused on leading the discussions around innovation in energy and the technology developments that are building the upstream industry’s road to sustainable solutions and growth.

The ISWA World Congress is a global meeting which includes high level plenaries as well as technical site visits and a cultural and social program where waste management professionals, government officials, industry leaders, policy makers, scientists and young professionals meet to exchange views and opinions to advance scientific and technical knowledge for sustainable solid waste management.