Gastech 2025 is the world’s largest energy exhibition and conference, bringing together over 50,000 professionals from across the global energy value chain to explore the future of natural gas, LNG, hydrogen, climate technology, and AI in energy. With more than 1,000 exhibitors and thousands of delegates and expert speakers, it serves as a vital platform for driving innovation, shaping policy, and accelerating the global energy transition. The event also fosters collaboration between industry leaders, governments, and innovators to address the challenges of a low-carbon future.
L&T Technology Services (LTTS), your trusted engineering and digital transformation partner, will be participating in this event. We invite you to our booth to explore our latest advancements in transforming the Process Industry using Digital Twin Technology & AI.
Showcase
Join us at our Booth F111 to find out about our cutting-edge solutions. Our experts will be present to guide you across a range of offerings:
- Capital Projects Execution and Support Services
- MoC Engineering and Procurement Support
- Maintenance, Reliability and Integrity Management
- Engineering and Operations Twin
- Asset Health Improvement programs using AI
- Engineering for Sustainability
Resources
A Global Petrochemical Manufacturer Saves Millions with LTTS...
In the world of petrochemical manufacturing, the efficiency of operations depends on the seamless performance of multiple process and equipment units. Industry leaders are increasingly adopting big data technologies and analytics to automate production processes, integrate machinery
ISG Provider Lens™ 2024: Oil and Gas Industry Services and S...
LTTS Named a Leader in ISG Provider Lens™ 2024 for Oil and Gas Industry Services and Solutions – Enterprise Asset Management
Digitalization and a Greener Future: Transforming the Global...
Digitalization has emerged as a key driver in the global energy sector in the past decade, enabling unprecedented opportunities across the board.
Revitalizing the Renewable Energy Paradigm: A Vision for Gre...
The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that the worldwide demand for hydrogen has tripled between 1975 and now.
