The 14th Annual China International Exhibition on Gases Technology, Equipment, and Application (IG, China 2012) and the 4th Annual China International Exhibition on NGV, Engines, Gas Refueling Stations, and LNG (NG, China 2012) will take place this year in Nanjing at the Nanjing International Expo Center (Hall A) on September 12–14.
Nanjing is the capital city of Jiangsu Province and one of the largest industrial centers in China. Jiangsu is the number two industrial base for glass, chemical, semiconductor, and steel manufacturing and medical industries in China. There are now over 4,000 large chemical enterprises in this region. There also are over 600 glass industry manufacturers located in the Province. Given its location and industrial assets, the organizers for IG, China 2012 & NG, China 2012 decided to move the show from Beijing to Nanjing this year. The new venue promises to attract many more exhibitors and visitors and will be a great opportunity to establish contacts and network in China.
IG, China 2012 & NG, China 2012 is produced by AIT Events and officially supported by CIGIA (China Industrial Gases Industry Association) and CLNGA (China Liquefied Natural Gases Association). Since its first exhibition in 1999, IG, China has won high praises from exhibitors and visitors alike. The event has attracted an increasing number of exhibitors and visitors each year, has expanded its exhibition profile, and its technical content has achieved a higher level of recognition. Today, IG, China & NG, China is the largest professional event of its kind in China for industrial gases.
Since its first exhibition in 1999, IG, China has won high praises from exhibitors and visitors alike. The event has attracted an increasing number of exhibitors and visitors each year, has expanded its exhibition profile, and its technical content has achieved a higher level of recognition.
A primary focus of the IG, China 2012 & NG, China 2012 exhibition is the Chinese and Asian industrial gas industry. Last year 47 percent of all visitors were representatives of companies operating within the industrial gas supply chain. Other attendees included people from the natural gas and petroleum sectors, and industrial gas customers from glass, food, environmental protection, electronics, steel, and metallurgy markets.
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