MEDIA ACCREDITATION
ACCREDITATION PROCESS
Media professionals wishing to cover Middle East Carbon Tech Expo and report on its conference and exhibition must complete the accreditation process.
Each media applicant must submit a comprehensive accreditation application. The organizers will evaluate each application and notify applicants via email of the acceptance or rejection of their accreditation request. Approved applicants will receive email instructions for the online registration process.
Business cards will not serve as sufficient media credentials. Additional information may be requested to support your application. Sales, marketing, and administrative personnel from media organizations are ineligible for accreditation.
- The online publication must be affiliated with a registered company, such as a media organization, and have a verifiable business address and telephone number. Website-only addresses will not be accepted.
- Online publications seeking accreditation for their journalists must feature a significant amount of original news content, commentary, or analysis on the international energy industry.
- New websites applying for accreditation must provide the latest information on their site’s visitors, audience demographics, or other relevant metrics. Their journalists must have a proven track record of extensively covering international energy issues.
- Online publications serving as communication outreach or advocacy platforms for non-governmental or non-profit organizations are not eligible for media accreditation.
Media accreditation for Middle East Carbon Tech Expo is available to journalists working in print, radio, TV, film, news agencies, and online media. Freelance journalists must provide evidence of assignment from a specific news organization or publication.
To apply for media accreditation, please complete the accreditation application available on our website. Ensure that all required information is provided accurately, and submit the application within the specified deadline.
Online media outlets must be affiliated with a registered company, have a verifiable business address and telephone number, and demonstrate a significant amount of original news content, commentary, or analysis on the international energy industry.
The organizers will review each application and notify applicants via email regarding the acceptance or rejection of their accreditation request. Approved applicants will receive email instructions for the online registration process.
Each journalist must submit their own media accreditation application. However, a maximum of three (3) journalists from each qualifying media organization will be granted complimentary accreditation for Middle East Carbon Tech Expo.
If you need to update or modify your media accreditation information after submitting your application, please contact us here.
Yes, there is a deadline for media accreditation applications. Please refer to the accreditation guidelines for the specified deadline and ensure that you submit your application on time.
Each journalist must submit their own media accreditation application. However, a maximum of three (3) journalists from each qualifying media organization will be granted complimentary accreditation for Middle East Carbon Tech Expo.
For further assistance or inquiries regarding media accreditation, please contact us here. We will be happy to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.
