Our member companies, who supply goods and services across the oil and gas, power, nuclear and renewables sectors, have the experience and expertise that operators and contractors require.
Established in 1943, the EIC is the leading trade association for companies working in the global energy industries.
It’s been an incredible journey for the EIC and its members, starting way back in London in 1943 with 13 power equipment suppliers. Over the years we’ve expanded our range of products and services, opened offices around the world, and now support over 600 member companies across all energy sectors
As you may have already noticed, the EIC turned 75 this year. To celebrate this remarkable milestone, we’re holding a series of activities and events throughout the year.
Why attend? The EIC Connect event model continues to expand around the globe with Vietnam becoming our latest host country.
When: 17 May 2018
Where: Ho Chi Minh City
We’ll be at OTC from 30 April to 3 May (see our pre-event North America regional round-up on page 44) as well as these other upcoming shows:
The EIC hosts the UK pavilion at every major energy event around the world.
Why attend? This event is a must for those companies looking to establish or strengthen their position in the North American market.
When: 6 September 2018
Where: Norris Conference Centers, Houston
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