Beijing Offshore Oil & Gas Exhibition (CIOOE) 2027

17–19 March 2027
China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi Hall), Beijing, China

CIOOE is the 27th edition of the annual Beijing International Offshore Oil & Gas Exhibition, organised by Beijing Zhenwei Exhibition Co., Ltd. The organiser says it is held concurrently with the China International Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition (CIPPE). The 2026 CIOOE review names energy companies, equipment firms and purchasing delegates among past participants, and reports an International Petroleum & Natural Gas Summit. These are previous-edition examples, not a confirmed 2027 roster or programme.

Why CIOOE matters

Explore equipment and technical capabilities

Use the event to identify offshore oil and gas suppliers and wider petroleum-equipment businesses. Ask how each product fits your operating conditions, project stage and technical requirements.

Compare suppliers

Structure discussions around operating limits, materials, testing, compatibility, maintenance support, documentation and delivery assumptions. Compare like with like and record evidence still needed.

Meet industry organisations

The official 2026 review reports more than 100 professional purchasing delegates and names national and international oil companies and equipment businesses. These are previous-edition examples, not 2027 totals.

Who should visit Beijing Offshore Oil & Gas Exhibition?

Oil and gas operators and procurement teams

Useful when assessing suppliers for an offshore project or preparing a procurement shortlist.

• Compare capabilities against project specifications.
• Ask about materials, testing, service coverage and delivery assumptions.
• Separate documented capabilities from items needing validation.

Engineering, procurement and construction companies

Useful for package sourcing, engineering coordination and equipment-interface research. The official CIPPE description identifies EPCs among the professional audience.

• Identify suppliers for defined package requirements.
• Clarify interfaces, documentation and support responsibilities.
• Record technical dependencies for project-team follow-up.

Equipment manufacturers and service firms

Relevant to suppliers of offshore equipment, petroleum technology, engineering and oilfield services. Check the organiser’s current exhibitor information; past participants are not a confirmed 2027 roster.

• Prepare application-specific capabilities and supporting evidence.
• Assess fit with operators, contractors and distributors.
• Identify questions about service, channels and local requirements.

What can you find at CIOOE?

The stated focus is offshore oil and gas. Concurrent CIPPE covers petroleum and petrochemical technology and equipment. The 2026 review also mentions oilfield machinery, offshore engineering, equipment manufacturers and service companies.

• Offshore oil and gas technology and equipment.
• Petroleum and petrochemical equipment through CIPPE.
• Previous-edition equipment, engineering and service-sector participants.
• An International Petroleum & Natural Gas Summit was held in 2026; the 2027 programme is not confirmed on the reviewed page.

What should you aim to achieve?

Buyers and operators

Shortlist suppliers whose documented capabilities match one defined project requirement. Record the application, evidence needed and next validation step.

Engineering contractors

Identify package interfaces or technical questions needing supplier clarification. Bring non-confidential requirements and note assumptions for project review.

Exhibitors

Prioritise target organisations and relevant capabilities. Explain product scope, operating limits and support; attendance does not guarantee meetings or sales.

How to prepare before CIOOE

1. Set an objective

Choose supplier discovery, equipment comparison, service-provider research or market exploration. Tie questions to an application, operating environment and project stage.

2. Check current event information

Ask the organiser for 2027 exhibitor, registration, programme and schedule updates. Do not assume previous-edition arrangements carry forward.

3. Prepare a comparison sheet

Record Company → Product or service → Application → Evidence needed → Contact → Next action. Include technical limits, testing, service availability and commercial assumptions.

4. Protect sensitive information

Share only information you are authorised to disclose. Distinguish standard product information from project-specific claims.

How to use the exhibition

Prioritise relevant stands and sessions. Ask suppliers to explain the basis for claims and request supporting documentation. Compare equipment under equivalent conditions. After each conversation, record capabilities, open questions, commercial details to request and the next responsible contact.

Beyond the exhibition floor

An International Petroleum & Natural Gas Summit was held during CIOOE 2026. This is not confirmation of a 2027 summit; check the current organiser programme before planning around sessions.

Travelling to CIOOE

The official venue is China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi Hall), No. 88, Yuxiang Road, Tianzhu, Shunyi District, Beijing. Confirm current access arrangements before travelling. The reviewed official page does not state transport services, parking or daily hours.

One day or several days?

• One day: may suit a focused visit with a short target list.
• Two days: may allow more time to compare suppliers across concurrent exhibitions.
• Three days: the announced event runs for three days; consider the full period if your goals include both exhibitions and any confirmed programme.

After CIOOE

Sort contacts into immediate technical follow-up, potential supplier review and market information. Request specifications, test evidence, operating limits, service terms and delivery assumptions. Compare responses against requirements and document outstanding technical or compliance checks.

Who should consider exhibiting?

Manufacturers and suppliers of offshore oil and gas equipment, petroleum technology, oilfield machinery and related engineering or services may find a relevant audience. Confirm the 2027 scope and participation terms with the organiser. Set measurable goals such as qualified discussions or feedback on a defined application.

CIOOE visitor checklist

Before

• ☐ Check registration and exhibitor information.
• ☐ Set technical and commercial objectives.
• ☐ Prepare targets and comparison criteria.
• ☐ Confirm venue access and daily hours.

During

• ☐ Record applications, evidence and open questions.
• ☐ Compare suppliers using consistent requirements.
• ☐ Note a contact and next action.

After

• ☐ Request specifications and supporting documents.
• ☐ Compare service and delivery assumptions.
• ☐ Route technical questions to specialists.

Is CIOOE worth visiting?

CIOOE best suits professionals with a defined offshore equipment, engineering, procurement or supplier-research objective. Concurrent CIPPE may broaden petroleum-equipment discussions. Check the confirmed 2027 exhibitor information and programme, then prioritise suppliers and issues that match your work.

CIOOE 2027 at a glance

Plan your CIOOE visit in Beijing

Decide what you need to learn, which suppliers can answer it and what evidence would support your next decision. Discover, compare, question and follow up with purpose.

Oil and gas opportunities in China

Market size and demand

China produced 212.82 million tonnes of crude petroleum oil in 2024 and imported 553.42 million tonnes, according to the National Bureau of Statistics of China. Production covers industrial enterprises above designated size; import data came from China’s General Administration of Customs. These figures show crude-oil supply scale, not demand for an offshore equipment category.

Commercial implications and limitations

Suppliers may use these figures to frame questions about application fit and requirements in China’s oil and gas sector. CIOOE and concurrent CIPPE may support technical comparison and supplier research, but these national measures do not establish offshore project procurement, budgets or product-level demand. Product-specific import rules, standards and certification were not verified; confirm them with qualified local or regulatory sources before commercial decisions.