Neftegaz 2026

Neftegaz 2026

Equipment and technologies for the oil and gas industry.

As the global energy landscape continues to evolve, all roads in the industry will once again lead to the Russian capital. From March 2 to 5, 2026, the 25th International Exhibition for Equipment and Technologies for the Oil and Gas Industries – Neftegaz 2026 – will take over Pavilion 2 at the Crocus Expo International Exhibition Center. More than just an exhibition, this landmark event, celebrating its 25th edition, serves as the primary barometer for Russia’s fuel and energy complex and a critical meeting point for industry professionals from across the globe.

A Legacy of Industry Leadership

Neftegaz is not only the largest oil and gas exhibition in Russia but also consistently ranks among the top ten petroleum trade shows globally. Its authority is underpinned by the formidable backing it receives from the highest levels of government and industry. The event is organized by EXPOCENTRE AO with the official support of the Russian Ministry of Energy and the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade, and under the auspices of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. This high-level endorsement transforms the exhibition into a vital platform for dialogue between businesses, regulators, and the scientific community.

A Vast Showcase of Innovation

The scale of Neftegaz 2026 is truly impressive. The exhibition will occupy Halls 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10 in Pavilion 2 at Crocus Expo, covering a total area of 60,000 square meters. Building on the momentum of the 2025 show, which attracted over 1,000 exhibitors from countries including Russia, China, Belarus, Turkey, Germany, and France, this year’s event promises an even richer display of cutting-edge technology.

The exhibition floor will span the entire oil and gas value chain, featuring exhibits on:

  • Exploration and Production: From onshore field development and offshore platform technologies to well drilling and completion equipment.
  • Transport and Logistics: A comprehensive look at hydrocarbon collection, storage, and transportation, including a dedicated focus on LNG production, transport, and distribution.
  • Refining and Petrochemistry: The latest advancements in oil and gas processing, petrochemistry, and gas chemistry.
  • Industrial Equipment: A massive showcase of pumps, compressors, valves, pipes, fittings, and control systems from leading global and domestic manufacturers.
  • Digitalization and Automation: A growing segment focused on IT solutions, automated control systems, industrial safety, and cybersecurity for the energy sector.

Confirmed Participants and International Presence

The exhibition’s pulling power is evident in the long list of companies that have already confirmed their participation. Organizers report that industry leaders such as Atomiq Soft, Borovichi Refractories Plant, Kolomensky Zavod, KEAZ, Podolsk Machine-Building Plant, Samson Controls, Transmashholding, and Ufagidromash will be among the hundreds of exhibitors.

International interest remains exceptionally strong. Neftegaz serves as a crucial gateway to the Russian market for foreign companies. For instance, the Haihao Group from China will be presenting its pipeline solutions alongside Ganyeah Group and FNS Pipeline Technology at a joint booth. Similarly, regional participation is robust, with collective stands organized for enterprises from Russian regions like Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, demonstrating the nationwide importance of the event.

The Business Program: National Oil and Gas Forum in a New Format

A key highlight of Neftegaz 2026 is its concurrent business program. This year, the exhibition will host the first stage of the National Oil and Gas Forum (Neftegaz Forum), which has been relaunched in an updated two-stage format.

From March 2 to 5, the forum’s discussions at Crocus Expo will focus on the most pressing strategic themes, with a spotlight on the digital transformation of the energy sector. Key sessions will delve into:

  • The development of artificial intelligence and information technologies in the fuel and energy sector.
  • The implementation of digital solutions and automation.
  • Cybersecurity and information resilience in critical infrastructure.
  • Technical regulation and the formation of industry competence centers.

A special feature of this year’s forum will be the “Smart Demo HI-TEK Salon,” an exhibition area dedicated to showcasing new high-tech projects in the industry. The second stage of the forum is scheduled for late April, focusing on new energy technologies and national projects.

Why Neftegaz Matters

In a complex geopolitical and economic environment, Neftegaz remains an indispensable event. It provides a unique platform for real, live dialogue between customers, manufacturers, and consumers, and offers direct contact with government authorities, the scientific community, and the industry’s future workforce. It is where new partnerships are forged, contracts are signed, and the technological roadmap for the Russian oil and gas sector is discussed. For international players, it is simply the most effective venue to connect with key decision-makers and demonstrate commitment to one of the world’s most important energy markets.

From March 2–5, the heart of the global oil and gas industry will be beating at Crocus Expo in Moscow. Neftegaz 2026 is not just an exhibition; it is the industry’s annual gathering place.