The 27th International Oil and Gas Exhibition and Conference of Uzbekistan (OGU 2025) is underway at the CAEx Uzbekistan International Exhibition Centre (May 13–15), organized by Iteca Exhibitions in partnership with ICA Eurasia Group and Congresses of Central Asia (CCA), and supported by Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Energy and JSC Uzbekneftegaz. With 465 company from 34 countries and 1,420 delegates, the event serves as a premier platform for global energy innovation.    Amid the bustling showcase, Duke Technology at Booth B42 has emerged as a standout, captivating industry leaders with its cutting-edge pipeline diagnostics and separation solutions.

Duke’s Booth B42 Becomes a Hub for Regional Energy Stakeholders

Duke’s presence at Booth B42 has drawn significant foot traffic, particularly from Uzbekistan’s top oil and gas enterprises, as well as delegations from Russia, Tajikistan, and other Central Asian nations.    Representatives from Uzbekneftegaz JSC, seeking solutions to address critical pipeline challenges such as sand erosion, corrosion, and maintenance inefficiencies.

These stakeholders engaged in detailed discussions with Duke’s experts, expressing urgent needs for technologies that enhance pipeline integrity and operational sustainability.    The conversations centered on how Duke’s innovative products can mitigate risks in aging infrastructure and harsh regional environments, with several delegations requesting tailored service proposals to tackle their specific pipeline management hurdles.

DK-SA Series Products Dominate Discussions at OGU 2025

Three flagship products from Duke’s DK-SA series stole the limelight at Booth B42:

DK-SA 810 Sand Monitoring System:

Provides real-time, quantitative sand detection to prevent pipeline wear and leaks, ensuring continuous flow assurance.

Uzbekneftegaz’s technical teams quizzed Duke on its accuracy in high-pressure gas pipelines, emphasizing its potential to reduce unplanned downtime.

DK-SA 830 Gas-Solid Separator:

Innovatively removes solid particles from gas streams, improving efficiency and cutting maintenance costs.

Russian delegates from Rosatom and Ural Steel explored its applicability in complex hydrocarbon processing systems.

DK-SA 820 Pigging Indicator:

Monitors pipeline cleaning efficiency through advanced sensor technology, enabling data-driven optimization of pigging operations.

Tajikistani companies focused on its compatibility with legacy pipeline networks and ability to extend asset lifespan.

Uzbekneftegaz’s multiple departments—including production, maintenance, and engineering—returned to the booth for in-depth talks on product integration, with interest spanning from pilot projects to full-scale deployments.

OGU 2025 continues to foster partnerships and knowledge exchange, with Duke’s participation underscoring the critical role of advanced diagnostics and separation technologies in ensuring energy security and sustainability.