29.06.2012
The company was represented at the United Engine Corporation (UEC) stand.
This year the exhibition gathered more than 1,000 exhibitors from 36 countries, including Russia, the United Kingdom, Hungary, Germany, Italy, Canada, China, Norway, Poland, the USA, Finalnd, France, Switzerland, and Japan. The usual exhibitors include Siemens, Solar Turbines, GAZPROM, Lukoil, and others.
Saturn Gas Turbines is a traditional exhibition participant.
For our company OIL AND GAS is an effective platform for business communication with Russian and foreign specialists in the oil and gas industry, the launch of new projects, getting up to date with global trends and potential sector developments. This is a topical marketing tool that helps ensure successful business development.
The company used the exhibition to present its potential as an EPC contractor and a reliable partner.
The UEC stand hosted meetings with companies in the fuel and power sector — existing and potential clients and partners.
Visitors expressed interest in the power generating and gas transporting equipment.
On June 28 a delegation from Gazprom headed by the head of the department for transportation, storage, and use of gas visited the Saturn Gas Turbines stand.
Members of the Gazprom delegation noted as a positive the fact that the company is developing by expanding its line of equipment.
Under cooperation with the gas monopoly, on the eve of the exhibition a decision was made on the delivery of eight GPA-Ts-25 units for the Novoprovodinskaya compressor station and the Novosindorskaya compressor station.
For the ‘South Stream’ project the delivery of twenty two GPA-Ts-25s for the Shakhtinskaya, Korenovskaya, and Kazachya compressor stations is discussed.
A decision was made on the delivery of twenty eight GTN-16Rs for the expected compressor station at Bovanenkovsky.
The large number of meetings and talks held at the stand prove the great deal of interest in Saturn Gas Turbines from exhibition participants. This shows that our company is one of the most important in the country’s energy sector.