The second edition of the Pipeline Technology Conference Asia (PTC Asia 2026) is scheduled to take place from November 24–26 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Malaysia. The event will bring together pipeline operators, engineering companies, technology providers and researchers from across the global energy industry to discuss developments shaping pipeline infrastructure.
Following its inaugural edition in 2025, the conference aims to strengthen regional collaboration and provide a platform for sharing technical knowledge and practical industry solutions. Its programme will cover key areas including pipeline integrity management, inspection technologies, leak detection, offshore operations, digitalisation and emerging energy transportation systems.
With Southeast Asia expanding its energy infrastructure and exploring new energy transportation pathways, the conference will also provide an opportunity to examine how technological advancements can improve pipeline safety, operational efficiency and asset reliability.
The event will feature technical sessions, training courses and an industry exhibition, alongside opportunities for networking and collaboration. PETRONAS chairs the conference's advisory committee, which includes representatives from organisations such as DNV, ROSEN Group, PTTEP and the Malaysian Gas Association.
As pipeline operators navigate ageing infrastructure, evolving safety requirements and the energy transition, PTC Asia 2026 is expected to provide a platform for discussing solutions and strengthening cooperation across the industry.
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