FLUIDEX is on a Trade Delegation in Australia with some spanish companies (AMPO, EGA MASTER, KITZ CORPORATION OF EUROPE, NOVARGI, PEKOS and TUBOS REUNDIOS).
The Trade Delegation to Australia took place coinciding with the AOG ENERGY Exhibition (Perth, March 13-15), the country’s main event for the Oil&Gas value chain, with more than 40 years of history and more than 450 exhibitors.
Australia, rich in hydrocarbons and uranium, one of the world’s second-largest coal exporter in and liquefied natural gas (LNG) Australia’s domestic gas transmission pipeline network, covering 15,000 miles, is well developed and transports gas from the key production centers to main economic hubs in the east. Significant investments since 2000 have expanded the gas network . Australia is rich in commodities, including fossil fuel and uranium reserves.
It is one of the few countries belonging to the OECD that is a significant net energy exporter, sending nearly 70% of its total energy production. Except for crude oil and other liquids, Australia retains a surplus of all other energy commodities. Energy exports account around 24% of Australia’s total export revenues. Energy exports account around 24% of Australia’s total export revenues. The country holds the world’s largest recoverable reserves of uranium (about 32%) and is the third-largest producer and exporter of uranium for nuclear-powered electricity. Australia is a net importer of crude oil and refined petroleum products, although the country exports some petroleum liquids. Australia’s stable political environment, relatively transparent regulatory structure, substantial hydrocarbon reserves, and proximity to Asian markets make it an attractive place for foreign investment.
