The 15th annual PTC will feature an expanded conference program and a noticeably larger exhibition space to accommodate for its increasing demand.
This increase in participants and exhibitors demonstrates the need for this platform with internationality being its unique selling point.
PTC Chair Dennis Fandrich said that about two thirds of PTC participants come from abroad, with the largest increases recorded in Asia and Eastern Europe.
“With our focus on the promotion of young talent, we are reaching not only decision makers but also more and more aspiring executives and students from all over the world,” said Mr Fandrich.
EITEP Institute Director of Exhibitions Marian Ritter is aiming for a record at PTC 2020 of more than 900 participants and 90 exhibitors.
“In fact, we had to expand the exhibition space several times to accommodate all interested parties,” said Mr Ritter.
EITEP Institute Managing Director Dr Klaus Ritter added that operators are always looking for new, improved technologies to meet challenges in transport and distribution networks.
“That is why I am pleased that in 2020 we can expect delegations from more than 80 operators from all over the world at our event,” said Dr Ritter.
With its focus on technological aspects of the pipeline industry, PTC offers experts the opportunity to present solutions to challenges, raise technological questions and exchange ideas about the future needs of the industry.
For more information visit the PTC website.
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