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3. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS 4. EPCA 1. EPCA MISSION AND STRATEGY ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS HONORARY LISTS
08. EPCA Mission, Vision, Ambition, Values 46. Independent Auditors’ Report 56. EPCA Presidents and Strategy 47. Balance Sheet 56. EPCA Director/Secretary General
48. Statement of Income and Expenditure 57. EPCA Vice-Presidents
49. Statement of Cash Flows 58. EPCA Chairmen of the Logistics Committee 50. Notes to the Financial Statements 58. EPCA Chairmen of the Supply Chain Program Committee
2. REPORT OF 59. EPCA Treasurers THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 59. EPCA Chairpersons of the Young 12. Executive Summary EPCA Think Tank
16. EPCA governance and governing bodies
18. Board of directors MEMBERS INDEX
20. EPCA advisory bodies to the board 60. EPCA Member Companies
24. EPCA membership and participation 62. Full Members as of April 2015 strategy 65. Associate Members as of April 2015 26. Annual Meeting 2014 95. Members Index by Company 34. Center of supply chain expertise 101. Members Index by 36. Diversity matters Representative Name
38. EPCA and Education
40. EPCA Accounts 2014
42. Annual Meeting 2015
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EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
EPCA MISSION, VISION, AMBITION, VALUES AND
STRATEGY “A platform in Europe to meet, communicate, exchange information, transfer learning and serve as a think tank”
MISSION “EPCA is about content”: focus on a STRATEGIC THEME 2 central theme and deliverables for each As a unique global network and high- conference or project and tackle that from Continuously develop and improve ways quality platform in Europe, it is our mission different angles and with a diversity in and means of communicating within the to continuously improve: talent to deliver coherent messages that EPCA network: • the creation of knowledge and understand- help trace the strategic direction to take. • Improve the effectiveness of ing that strengthens the sustainability of - the networking process the chemical industry. CORE VALUES - the Annual Meeting and other meetings • the efficiency of the sharing and dis- organized by EPCA. semination of information and knowledge. • We adhere to the principle of Health, • Embracing new media. • the effectiveness of the networking Safety and Environment First. • Increasing the frequency of knowledge process. • We are committed to creating a sustainable sharing forums. • the Image of the European Chemical world in line with the United Nations Industry. Global Compact principles and the ICCA* STRATEGIC THEME 3 Responsible Care Global Charter. VISION • We always work to the highest ethical Improve the processes for sharing infor- behaviour and have integrity in all we do. mation outside of the EPCA network by The European Petrochemical Association • We act in conformity with competition developing: (EPCA) is recognised as the high quality law and promote its application to our • Initiatives and programmes for education. international network for the chemical member companies. • Processes for the efficient dissemination business community, created for the purpose • We are proud to create and share of knowledge and information across of meeting in Europe, communicating and knowledge that helps to improve our networks. exchanging appropriate information and daily lives. • A dynamic stakeholder map including knowledge, and valued for its passion for other industry bodies and associations and continuous performance improvement. establish clear lines of communication. STRATEGIC THEME 1 AMBITION STRATEGIC THEME 4 Become an incubator for knowledge creation • Give the best value to our members. “EPCA by developing: Contribute to improve the Image of the is all about people”: the speakers, the • think tank capability. European Chemical Industry by: delegates, the members of EPCA • specific supply chain intelligence including • walking the talk in daily operations. bodies and working groups, the companies the identification of critical gaps. • promoting the chemical business community and their representatives who are part of • thinking on sustainable technologies. as an enabler of sustainable solutions. the network and who all get a respectful • thinking on creating access to competitive • increasing visibility of chemistry in the and individualized attention. feedstock and energy sources. general public and the educational world. • create innovative solutions for improving • promoting the chemical industry as a • Be the reference network on a global scale resource efficiency, including waste good industry to work for. for the chemical business community. management.
8 * The International Council of Chemical Associations 1. EPCA STRATEGY AND MISSION
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EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Dear Reader, Throughout the year 2014, we witnessed how much and how fast the development of shale gas has continued to transform the competitiveness of the US economy and the US chemical industry. We also faced a dramatic drop in the prices of oil and gas, caused by lower than expected growth in world demand for these commodities, combined with the continued boom in shale hydrocarbon production in the United States. This situation culminated in the November 2014 decision of certain OPEC countries to go for market share instead of trying to halt the decline in oil prices through a cut-back in production.
TOM CROTTY EPCA President
gainst this background of oil The competiveness of the chemical The issue of the need for increased price volatility and geopolitical industry and, especially, the situation gender and diversity inclusion was A uncertainty, EPCA addressed, as in Europe were addressed during raised during the first EPCA Diversity key issues in 2014, the following 2 the 48th Annual Meeting in Vienna 4 Matters workshop at the 48th Annual topics: from 4 to 8 October 2014. The keynote Meeting in Vienna. This was inspired by speakers were: Graham van’t Hoff, Executive the June Supply Chain workshop. Tom The increasing need for the right talent Vice-President, SHELL CHEMICALS; Daniele Crotty, EPCA President, shared his comments and skills and the organizational changes Ferrari, Chief Executive Officer, VERSALIS on the issue: “I’d like our first Diversity this requires to allow the chemical SpA and Chairman, Matrica SpA; Xavier Workshop to be the beginning of a process 1 business community to fulfill its leading Sala-i-Martin, Chief Economist and Senior to see how EPCA can bring people together role of innovative and sustainable solutions Director, World Economic Forum, Editor of and start an active process”. EPCA will provider for customers and stakeholders. the WEF Competitiveness Report, Professor take further steps in this field in the course The 4th EPCA Interactive Supply Chain and of Economics at Columbia University; and of 2015 and thereafter. Logistics Workshop addressed this talent Nobel Prize winning economist Joseph and skills topic in Brussels in June 2014, Stiglitz, Professor, Columbia University and building further on what was learned from Co-Chair of Columbia University’s Committee the 46th Annual Meeting, with valuable input on Global Thought. (further details on p26) EPCA continued to promote STEM from the audience. This workshop clearly Education (Science, Technology, put as a priority the need for increased Engineering and Mathematics) as gender and cultural diversity inclusion in well as diversity inclusion in schools, th 5 the chemical business community. (further As usual, the 48 Annual Meeting in partnership with UNESCO and European details on p34) hosted a Supply Chain and Logistics Schoolnet / inGenious. Leaders activity in the form of a 3 discussion breakfast generating We enjoyed great support here from the ideas about how to improve supply chain Young EPCA Think Tank (YETT) members. and logistics performance across the Some of them volunteered to support EPCA’s industry. (further details on p35) involvement in an EPCA/inGenious online
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chat organized in the Brussels European public places to give youngsters aged 10 Directors approved the reviewed EPCA Schoolnet offices to promote careers in to 14 the opportunity to discover science Mission, Vision, Ambition, Values and Strategy. chemical logistics and supply chain, others and understand the role science plays in This was the outcome of brainstorming documented EPCA’s participation in the 2014 everyday life. In Vienna, 729 pupils from sessions held in collaboration with the inGenious Career Counsellors workshop 27 schools (located in different regions members of the YETT, challenged by in York, UK and in the August Summer in Austria) as well as 59 teachers were Professor Werner Bruggeman from Vlerick School in Croatia. Last but not least, YETT extremely enthusiastic about their XperiLAB. Business School. These sessions resulted members agreed to serve as role models be® discovery. This was also the case with in examining what EPCA is today and what in educational short films promoting STEM the many EPCA delegates who paid short it is expected to be in the future: a high- education as well as the chemical industry visits to the learning vehicle to observe the quality international network for the chemical as a good industry to work for. These role education lessons with the youngsters. In business community giving the best value model films add to the chat sessions with addition to the XperiLAB.be® education to its members (“EPCA is all about people”) inGenious in 2012, 2013 and 2014 as well as event, an EPCA Education Workshop was and delivering valuable information and the two educational films that we made in held with representatives of the YETT, FEI, knowledge (“EPCA is about content”). 2011 and 2013 respectively for distribution UK’s University of York – Centre for Industry These ideas provide direction to EPCA’s at schools and education events. Education Collaboration (CIEC), a middle strategy development and communication and high school chemistry teacher from about EPCA’s role as a unique platform in Along the same lines, EPCA welcomed Austria, and Borealis, an EPCA member Europe on which to meet, communicate, the Belgian XperiLAB.be® learning vehicle company. (further details on p38). exchange information and transfer learning, to Vienna as part of creating an education and which serves as a think tank valued event showing a STEM education best for its passion for continuous performance practice on the occasion of EPCA’s 48th improvement. Annual Meeting. This was made possible EPCA Mission, Vision, Ambition, through cooperation with the Belgian Values and Strategy: “EPCA is all Within the EPCA organization, a few changes Foundation Enterprise – Institute (FEI). about people” and “EPCA is about took place in the governing and advisory XperiLAB.be® is a learning laboratory on 6 content”. bodies’ composition in 2014 and the first wheels and goes to Belgian schools and In September 2014, the EPCA Board of quarter of 2015.
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EPCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Seven new Board members were appointed Davis was replaced by Thomas Casparie, In 2014, Tom Crotty, Ineos Group Director, to replace the previous representatives of Vice-President Base Chemicals. Timothy M. former EPCA President and EPCA Vice- their respective companies and one new Stedman, European Business Director Basic President since 2012, was appointed by Board member was appointed to fill a Chemicals, replaced Juhan Robberts as the EPCA Board to replace Jan Van den vacancy on the Board. representative of EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL Bergh. The EPCA Board also appointed LTD. Maria Penzol replaced Juan Carlos 2 new EPCA Vice-Presidents, who are Jan Van den Bergh, EVONIK INDUSTRIES, Ruiz as representative of REPSOL. Raja members of the EPCA Board, namely Prof. stepped down as President of EPCA and Zeidan, Business President Feedstock Dr. Rainer Diercks of BASF and Olivier as a Board member due to changes in his for DOW EUROPE replaced Peter Holicki. Greiner of TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS career development. He was replaced by Stefano Soccol, Vice-President Business AND REFINING. Gregor Hetzke, President of the Advanced Unit Intermediates replaced Emanuele Intermediates Business Unit at Evonik Tagliabue as representative of VERSALIS. Industries. In January 2015, Mr. Hetzke was Richard Roudeix, Director Olefins Europe replaced by Mr. Johann-Caspar Gammelin, and President and General Director France Chairman of the Board of Management of LYONDELLBASELL joined the EPCA at Evonik Performance Materials. Jan Board as a new member. Hammer, ODFJELL, was replaced by Morten Nystad, Senior Vice-President The EPCA President is Chairman of the of Odfjell. SHELL representative Brian EPCA Board and the Executive Committee.
EPCA SUPPLY CHAIN PROGRAM YOUNG EPCA THINK TANK (YETT) COMMITTEE (SCPC) The following changes took place in the activities and is delighted with the benefits Johan Devos, Sales Manager Europe for composition of the Young EPCA Think Tank gained through the excellent cooperation BERTSCHI, was appointed by the EPCA in 2014: Dr. Oliver Feldmann, Director with the President, Vice-Presidents and Board as Chairman of the Committee, Business Management C4 & Heavy members of the Board, SCPC and YETT who replacing Raf Bemelmans. Cracker Products of BASF, replaced Dr. were appointed by the Board of Directors EPCA also welcomed a number of new Peter Schwab; Stanislaw Andrzej Baranski, in 2014 and the first quarter of 2015. representatives to the SCPC who were Senior Expert in Public Affairs Office, joined appointed by the EPCA Board of Directors: the YETT as a representative of PKN for SABIC EUROPE, Dr. Patrick Meersmans, ORLEN; Murad Smit, Regional Business Director Supply Chain Polymers Europe, Manager Benelux and Germany, is now replacing Raf Bemelmans; for BAYER the representative of AGILITY LOGISTICS MATERIALSCIENCE, Dirk Verstraeten, Global SOLUTIONS, replacing Howard Sellers; and Head of Storage, Bulk Shipping & Plant Michael Mustian, Regional Sales Manager Logistics, replacing Frank Andreesen; Liz replaced John McGuffin as representative Preston, Vice-President Europe for AGILITY of EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL EUROPE. LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS, replacing Neil (further details on p22) Moon; and Michael Dries for BASF, replacing Dr. Angela Stieglitz. Phil Browitt, Chainology, EPCA warmheartedly thanks the outgoing stepped down from the Committee. President, Board, SCPC and YETT members (further details on p20) for their valued contribution to EPCA’s
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fundamental governance rules Given its large and global membership can be found in EPCA’s Articles base, EPCA has never been, nor intended The of Association (AoA). to be, an advocacy organization. As such, The Articles of Association of EPCA does not have any international or EPCA (English version) can be downloaded national federations or associations in its from our website www.epca.eu membership.
EPCA’S BODIES ARE THE FOLLOWING: THE ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OF FULL MEMBERS (OGM)
The General Meeting comprises the Official Representatives of the Full member General Meeting companies. Full members have a voting Member Companies right based on a “one company, one vote” system. The Ordinary General Meeting meets formally once per year. Each company is repre- The powers of the General Meeting include: sented within the as- sociation by its Official Representatives 1 appointing and dismissing the members Representative. of the Board and the external auditor 2 approving EPCA’s audited accounts and budget 3 deciding on membership fees 4 modifying the Articles of Association THE OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE (AoA) The Official Representative represents the An Extraordinary General Meeting can be member company she/he works for within convened when necessary. the association. Official Representatives of Full members have a vote at General The General Meeting is led by the President Meetings. The Official Representative of EPCA, supported by the other Board passes on EPCA information, within the members and the person in charge of daily company or group of companies she/ management. Decisions are recorded in he works for, to all relevant company formal minutes and are made available units and persons involved in EPCA’s to participants. activities.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The EPCA Board of Directors is the most approval by the Ordinary General Meeting The Board decides which activities, think important EPCA body. It is composed of of Full members. tanks, working groups, meetings, workshops a maximum of 18 voting members. These or seminars EPCA should organize or members are elected, from amongst member The Board forms such committees as contribute to and in which projects of company representatives proposed by the it deems appropriate. The Supply Chain interest EPCA should participate. These Board, by the OGM of Full members for a Program Committee (SCPC) and the Young groups or activities are composed of or period of up to 3 years. They may stand for EPCA Think Tank (YETT) were established involve member company representatives, re-election at the end of the initial term of by the Board of Directors, in 1975 and 2002 the aim being to assist EPCA on specific office. Co-option of non-voting members respectively. In the course of 2015, the projects. External consultants, academics is also a possibility; the numbers thereof Board will establish a Talent and Diversity and influential representatives of authorities are not included in the above-mentioned Inclusion Council (TDIC), as an additional can attend the meetings of these groups maximum number. advisory body to the Board. The SCPC, as specially invited guests. YETT and TDIC are all advisory bodies to The Board reflects the composition of the the Board in their specific field of activity. EPCA membership base, including both Full and Associate members. In each of these categories, industry leaders are selected to be part of the Board, given due regard to the importance of the relevant member A maximum company they represent, to the seniority of 18 voting members of the individual Board member as well as to the time and effort she/he commits to dedicate to the EPCA activities and the promotion of these within the Board member’s company.
The Board of Directors selects the President, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE one or more Vice-Presidents and the Treasurer from amongst the maximum 18 senior representatives of member President companies on the Board. The President, Treasurer Vice-Presidents Vice-President(s) and Treasurer form the Executive Committee.
In addition, there are three non-voting “ex- officio” members representing respectively Daily Management Cefic (European Chemical Industry Council), ADVISORY BODIES TO THE BOARD AFPM (American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers) and APLA (Latin American Petrochemical and Chemical Association).
The Board meets formally 4 times a year. The Board sets the EPCA corporate goals and deals with risk management and succession planning. The Board also approves the yearly financial statements, budgets and EPCA membership fees as proposed by the Supply Chain Young EPCA Talent and Diversity management and puts these forward for Program Committee Think Tank Inclusion Council (TDIC)
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS AS OF APRIL 2015
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The committee is mandated by the Board to oversee the daily management and verify the financial statements and budgets prepared by the management before being submitted to the Board. This committee also makes prior checks of all important points and publications on the Board agenda in preparation for Board meetings, notably proposals of Annual Meeting programs, seminars and workshops, strategy and policy proposals, projects TOM DR. HANS-JÖRG of interest to the industry and relevant CROTTY BERTSCHI budgets prepared by the management. EPCA President EPCA Treasurer INEOS GROUP BERTSCHI DAILY MANAGEMENT The Secretary General is in charge of the daily management of the Association and implements the EPCA strategy as well as the decisions taken by the Board. She/he proposes to the Board or the Executive Committee such actions, changes or improvements in strategy, policies, operations and processes as she/he deems fit for the benefit of EPCA and its members.
PROF. DR. OLIVIER GREINER RAINER DIERCKS EPCA Vice-President EPCA Vice-President TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS & BASF REFINING IN ATTENDANCE
CATHY DEMEESTERE EPCA Secretary General EPCA
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BOARD MEMBERS
PAUL THOMAS PIOTR JOHANN-CASPAR BOOTH CASPARIE CHELMINSKI GAMMELIN SABIC UK SHELL CHEMICALS POLSKI KONCERN NAFTOWY EVONIK PERFORMANCE MATERIALS PETROCHEMICALS ORLEN (replacement for GREGOR HETZKE, May 2014-February 2015)
EELCO JOSSI JENS HOLGER MORTEN HOEKSTRA LANDESMAN NIELSEN NYSTAD ROYAL VOPAK BELGIUM MARKETING SAMSKIP ODFJELL SERVICES (BMS)
MARIA RICHARD MARC STEFANO PENZOL LOPEZ ROUDEIX SCHULLER SOCCOL REPSOL LYONDELLBASELL ARKEMA VERSALIS FRANCE
EX-OFFICIO
TIMOTHY M. RAJA MANUEL CHARLES DR. HUBERT STEDMAN ZEIDAN DIAZ DREVNA MANDERY EXXONMOBIL DOW EUROPE APLA AFPM CEFIC CHEMICAL
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The EPCA Supply Chain Program Committee (SCPC) is an advisory body to the EPCA Board for chemical supply chain and logistics activities undertaken by EPCA. The committee makes suggestions to the EPCA Board regarding chemical supply chain and logistics topics to be addressed by EPCA and proposes supply chain working group activities, workshops and Annual Meeting JOHAN CATHY business session programs dedicated to DEVOS DEMEESTERE chemical supply chains and logistics. BERTSCHI EPCA Its members are appointed by the Board based on a proposal from the SCPC. SCPC members are experts in chemical supply and logistics chains, acting in or for the global chemical industry and recognized by their peers as being “best in class” in the area of chemical supply and logistics chains. The SCPC has a mixed composition of chemical producers and service provider companies, inclusive of supply chain consultancy firms.
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MEMBERS
ROMUALD SEBASTIEN MICHAEL ANTHONY DE HAUT DE SIGY DESREUMAUX DRIES ELWINE ARKEMA NORBERT BASF DAMCO EUROPE DENTRESSANGLE
PAUL JEAN-CHRISTOPHE PETER DR. PATRICK GOOCH HERMAND MARSHALL MEERSMANS THE LOGICAL GROUP TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS & DOW EUROPE SABIC EUROPE REFINING
JENS LIZ INIGO KEES HOLGER NIELSEN PRESTON RENGIFO ABBAD VAN SEVENTER SAMSKIP MULTIMODAL LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS REPSOL ROYAL VOPAK
EX-OFFICIO
DIRK JOS VERLINDEN VERSTRAETEN CEFIC BAYER MATERIALSCIENCE
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YOUNG EPCA THINK TANK(2) CHAIRMAN
The Young EPCA Think Tank (YETT) It serves as the coordinating body for advises the EPCA Board and assists EPCA’s educational and communication the person in charge of EPCA’s daily activities, making the link between EPCA management with developing proposals and member companies’ education for the Annual Meeting business sessions. projects. The YETT can also suggest changes to Its members are appointed by the EPCA EPCA’s goals and activities as well as Board and selected from young, talented new EPCA projects, other than those representatives of member companies in the areas of education and chemical active on the EPCA Board. The YETT has WOUTER CATHY supply chain/logistics. a mixed composition of producers and BLEUKX DEMEESTERE service provider member companies. INEOS CHLORVINYLS EPCA
MEMBERS
STANISLAW ANDRZEJ SIMON HANS DR. OLIVER BARANSKI CLEGHORN DE WILLIGEN FELDMANN PKN ORLEN SHELL CHEMICALS ROYAL VOPAK BASF
MICHAEL ANA MICHAEL XAVIER KOCH MONTENEGRO-GARCIA MUSTIAN RUBAN BERTSCHI REPSOL EXXONMOBIL TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS & CHEMICAL EUROPE REFINING
JOERG MURAD YVONNE SCHMITZ SMIT VAN DER LAAN DOW BENELUX AGILITY LOGISTICS SABIC EUROPE SOLUTIONS
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TALENT AND DIVERSITY INCLUSION COUNCIL (TDIC)(3)
The EPCA Board has decided to create Similar to the other advisory bodies to the an EPCA “Talent and Diversity Inclusion EPCA Board (SCPC, YETT), the composition Council” (TDIC). This TDIC will be established of the Council is decided upon by the in the course of 2015 as an advisory body Board and will mix women and men who to the EPCA Board. Its role will be to are experts in or committed to diversity support and supervise EPCA Diversity inclusion in their respective companies. activities to be developed with the aim The TDIC is expected to have 12 members. of making the business case of the need TOTAL’s Senior Vice-President Strategy, for diversity inclusion within the chemical Development, Research, and Member of business community. Diversity inclusion TOTAL’s Diversity Council, Nathalie Brunelle, supports the talent management methods has agreed to be the Chairperson of the ensuring that our industry can continue TDIC based on her seniority within TOTAL to deliver the innovative and sustainable and EPCA, and taking into account her solutions expected by its customers and experience in TOTAL’s Diversity Council. stakeholders. In this perspective, the TDIC will develop and promote diversity Diversity is defined as individual difference inclusion best practices from within and in the fields of gender, age, ethnicity/race, outside the chemical business community nationality and culture. in the EPCA membership base and the general public. For more information on these EPCA bodies, please refer to the public part of the EPCA website www.epca.eu
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EPCA MEMBERSHIP AND PARTICIPATION STRATEGY
EPCA is a network for the global Chemical provider companies, trade distributors, Business Community, connecting member companies delivering inspection and companies and other stakeholders. EPCA surveyors services, consultants, ports and provides to the global chemical business regional chemical development authorities. community a unique platform on which to Attendance at EPCA seminars, workshops, meet in Europe, exchange information, working groups and think tanks is open transfer knowledge, and support learning. to members and non-members, whereas It also serves as a think tank for the Chemical attendance at EPCA Annual Meetings is Business Community and its stakeholders. strictly reserved for member companies, with Members are commercial companies the exception of specially invited academics, active in or with the chemical industry. authorities and experts or representatives They are producers of chemicals and of other associations with whom EPCA their business partners include suppliers has special links. of feedstock, chemical logistics service
EPCA ANNUAL AND LOGISTICS MEETINGS’ NUMBER OF DELEGATES – EVOLUTION SINCE 1996
3000 2751 2799 2645 Aggregate AM + LM 2538 2500 2280 2056 2116 1943 2017 1886 1844 1884 1848 2000 1764 1807 1811 1625 1597 Annual Meeting 1530 1488 1472 1428 1436 1500 1299 1376 1368 1122 1193 1152
1000 Logistics Meeting 510 408 432 465 471 445 435 416 396 500 375
0 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
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EPCA GLOBAL MEMBERSHIP AS OF APRIL 2015
EPCA’s success is evidenced by the fact that the number of member companies has increased every year for 16 years, as has the number of registered delegates at the Annual Meeting. EPCA operates for and through more than 700 member companies with an aggregate turnover of € 4.9 trillion and 5.9 million employees worldwide.
Europe 22.63% PRODUCERS 706 OF CHEMICALS Non Europe 12.02% Members
Europe 28.29% LOGISTICS Non Europe 1.70% SERVICE PROVIDERS OTHER SERVICE Europe 7.50% PROVIDERS Non Europe 1.13% Europe 18.67% TRADERS/DISTRIBUTORS Non Europe 6.36%
PORTS Europe 1.27% OTHERS GOVERNING BODIES Europe 0.14% Non Europe 0.14%
EVOLUTION SINCE 1995
800 706 678 684 700 645 Members 616 600 574 537 555 552 515 506 511 485 500 475 425 383 400 342 348 286 300 300
200 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
25 EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014 ANNUAL MEETING 4 - 8 October 2014, 2014 Vienna, Austria
GENERAL BUSINESS SESSIONS OPENING SESSION
48th EPCA Annual Meeting with its theme “Global The Competitiveness and the Chemical Industry: What about Europe?” was a great success.
EPCA President, Tom Crotty, welcomed the delegates to Vienna saying “we have TOM CROTTY a record number of registrations this year. NADINE DEREZA EPCA President Almost 2,800.” He added: “But I am not Moderator sure whether this is a sign of recovery in the industry, or whether in the face of adversity it’s better to have strength in numbers.” Crotty During the Monday morning opening also noted: “The global chemical industry is session of 6 October 2014, renowned seeing seismic change, with massive shifts speakers addressed the audience on the in global demand and in energy supply.” topic of “Global Competitiveness and the For this reason, the meeting focused on Chemical Industry: What about Europe?” how the European petrochemical sector with active contributions from the well-known can remain competitive in the face of these moderator of EPCA’s Annual Meetings, changes and the new challenges they bring. Nadine Dereza.
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integration, advantaged feedstock, a better is stagnating, but demand for fuel is worse, industry image, and gaining the support declining at 3% per year.” An efficient refiner of policymakers. If the industry gets it would switch its attention to aromatics right, the Shell executive believes the and discover growth and margins from chemicals sector “can play a key role in petrochemicals. Producers should also seek re-industrializing Europe and in securing more advantaged, lighter feedstock, such a sustainable future for the region.” as LPG, although structural changes are required for feedstock flexibility. The first GRAHAM VAN’T HOFF However, today, Europe has to grapple wave of Europe’s ‘going lighter’ strategy Executive Vice-President with increased production costs, including was mainly through LPG; the second wave SHELL CHEMICALS feedstock, fixed and variable costs. is through cracking imported ethane.
“We should continue to leverage our Beyond these feedstock issues, the industry MAINTAIN COMPETITIVENESS clusters…such as the Antwerp-Rotterdam and must continue to invest in developing Rhein-Ruhr clusters, down to Ludwigshafen technology – for more efficient and Does Europe’s chemical industry have and Marl,” said the Shell manager. These flexible production, new products and the right ingredients to stay competitive competitive clusters are more robust, as a greener global economy. It must also despite the region’s difficult economic they are well integrated in terms of logistics, work harder to tackle its image problem struggles? This was the question posed by ownership and derivative units; and they with stakeholders, and make policymakers the Annual Meeting’s first keynote speaker, have low cost to serve. understand its key role in economic growth Graham van’t Hoff, Shell Chemicals’ van’t Hoff also pointed to significant value and that competitiveness needs to be the Executive Vice-President. in integrating refineries and petrochemical touchstone for all EU policies. plants. “Europe needs coherent, non-conflicting He saw two major challenges: the cost “Globally, chemicals has and is expected to energy and climate policies, aligned across of production and the potential threat of continue to be a high-growth hydrocarbon the EU, that deliver secure and competitively- North American shale gas. To these he outlet, with growth forecast at 50% over the priced energy, without creating an overly identified six key responses: leveraging next 10 years, compared to oil products at burdensome regulatory environment,” said clusters, technology investment, refinery 10%. In Western Europe, chemical demand van’t Hoff.
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Opening his presentation, Daniele Ferrari, be addressing a major issue: the lack of Chief Executive Officer,Versalis SpA, and integration in the energy market. Today, Chairman, Matrica SpA, noted that despite there are 28 separate gas markets in the being energy-efficient producers, European EU, when what is needed is a United States manufacturers are losing competitiveness of Europe for gas, a well-functioning and in the face of a “deadly spiral” of energy- interconnected energy market to improve related factors. The spiral started with the the competitiveness of the EU’s energy- boom in US shale gas production which intensive industry and the economy as a DANIELE FERRARI cut US gas prices and lowered US coal whole, Ferrari stated.
Chief Executive Officer prices, and a drop in CO2 prices caused VERSALIS SpA by the economic crisis, leading to more Energy is a really big concern for the and Chairman imports of US coal into Europe. This change chemical industry, which has already played MATRICA SpA in the European powergen mix has seen its role in achieving greater efficiencies, an increase in the use of coal and a decline and reduced its energy intensity by 50%
in gas, which is increasing CO2 emissions in the last 20 years despite increasing despite over € 60 billion of subsidies for the production by 60%. At the moment, the EU renewable energy sector. The end result is discussing a 40% reduction in greenhouse is a dramatic energy cost gap, whereby gas emissions by 2030, which would mean in 2013 European gas prices were three the industry achieving reductions of 70% times higher than in the US and European from 1990 levels. “This is not sustainable; power costs were double US levels. an unrealistic target that risks to further penalize our industry,” Ferrari insisted. What In addition, the European industry has to cope Europe needs is predictable, achievable, with a strong institutional and bureaucratic sustainable and integrated energy and burden, Ferrari said. EU energy policy should climate policy, he said.
So what should the industry do in response? Ferrari suggested three key options. First, in the short-term, pursue right-sizing and integration, which requires rationalization and consolidation, and – further downstream – increase or realize the value of by-products.
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Second, over the medium-term, look win-win plant reconversions – for new to improve flexibility, by using cheaper bio-based products at two of its sites. cracker feedstocks such as ethane, and by streamlining the supply chain. Third, over the Ferrari said there are interesting opportunities “what is needed is a long-term, focus on the transformation of the for European petrochemical companies, production base, by making “Brownfield” which have robust technologies used investment in new industrial platforms, in production worldwide, to work with United States of Europe and by increasing differentiation and/or technology developers in other sectors of the switching to “Green” production. chemical industry, such as agrochemicals, for gas.” to develop new technologies, such as bio- Ferrari then turned to some of the chemistry. He said Europe is at the centre consequences for Versalis of pursuing these of a virtuous cycle of technology, and the options. He noted that the company has industry should work to preserve its global some particular challenges because it is technological leadership through a focus on only partially integrated and not a global R&D, licensing, protecting and developing petrochemical player. However, he believes intellectual property, while improving existing Versalis is increasing its competitiveness technology and developing new routes to by making changes. “The most obvious production and products with enhanced choice for us was to optimize the asset performance qualities. a fully-integrated up/downstream platform, base and have the right scale, and look with good geographical reach and an for downstream integration and portfolio Ferrari also noted that European companies energy-efficiency base that continually specialization.” have helped push the technical properties of evolves. Focus on capacity right-sizing polyolefins far beyond earlier expectations, and re-positioning, and take a fast and Long-term sustainability requires a market- enabling them to penetrate into high- pragmatic approach to rationalization. driven approach, Ferrari continued. By performance applications in the energy, Foster a comprehensive research and identifying and focusing on megatrends, electronics, automotive, IT and construction innovation culture, and use it to generate it is possible to identify opportunities for sectors. Working with customers and other regional megatrend-driven products and alternative technology platforms related partners, the industry is transforming itself feed international growth. And finally, take to energy, feedstock, environmental into a solution provider. an early adoptive and creative attitude sustainability and intelligent materials. For towards renewable technologies, and that reason, Ferrari said, Versalis decided Concluding, Ferrari outlined four key target performance products based on to develop integrated green platforms – via routes to remaining competitive. Have specific building blocks.
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COMPETITIVENESS AND INNOVATION great business ideas come from workers, 20% from regular citizens and just 8% from In an entertaining, thought-provoking formal R&D. And while R&D generates presentation, Professor Xavier Sala-i- lots of ideas, many are not implemented Martin, Chief Economist & Senior Director, due to an over-cautious approach to failure. World Economic Forum, Editor of the WEF Competitiveness Report, and Professor Looking back through history to 13th century of Economics at Columbia University, China encountered by Marco Polo, Sala-i- urged the chemical industry to pursue Martin described a society that had developed competitiveness through innovation. But technologies well in advance of those in he warned his audience not to confuse Europe, with paper money, fireworks, water PROFESSOR research and development as a substitute canals, and the printing press. Yet 800 years XAVIER SALA-I-MARTIN for innovation, or to confine the search later, this once great empire had become Chief Economist & Senior Director, for creativity to just the R&D department. a very poor nation, which seemed to have WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM been bypassed by the renaissance, and Editor of the WEF Competitiveness Report, Drawing on Amar Bhide’s work in On the scientific and industrial revolutions. “So Professor of Economics at Columbia Origin and Evolution of Business, the what happened?” asked the professor. University economics professor noted that 72% of The state centralized and monopolized
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knowledge, focusing all talent through examples of old, traditional businesses companies, the professor argued for a and towards the benefit of government, reinvigorated by people with innovative major overhaul in approach because there which was a massive disincentive for the ideas and new ways to attract customers. is a widespread tendency to kill natural generation of new ideas, he said. He added: “No scientists were involved curiosity and to suppress the asking of in generating these innovative ideas. They questions which generates answers and Sala-i-Martin expressed serious concerns did not come from R&D. They came from solutions. about what he sees as today’s centralization a shirt salesman, a clown, a student, and of knowledge in Europe via the EU’s Bologna teachers and poets.” “Schools haven’t really changed in over Process, which is aimed at achieving 200 years. Go into a classroom, and you’ll comparability in the standards and quality Sala-i-Martin also highlighted Facebook, see the same desks, the same chairs, maybe of higher education, but is diminishing commenting that this success story was even the same teachers!” But the way competition between universities and the result of students taking an idea and digital-age children learn and interact today contributing to a decline in the reputation running with it, rather than the output is about connectivity, the professor said. of European universities: “Fifty years ago, from a company’s R&D division. The key Fostering learning and curiosity requires the all the best universities were in Europe. But to staying competitive, the professor said, application of new technology. There may today only the UK’s Oxford and Cambridge is having ideas and implementing them. also be an over-emphasis on science and are among the world’s best, and none are technology in education and not enough focus from continental Europe.” He also berated A major challenge facing Europe is the lack on art, which relies on observation to see European politicians and policymakers of a single market and excessive regulation, things as they really are or how they work. for putting too much emphasis on R&D the professor suggested. The EU has a as a means to grow GDP, and also for multiplicity of tax regimes, infrastructures, Some of the best ideas in business don’t focusing R&D spending on two areas – markets, and labor rules, among other come from R&D, but from talking and telecommunications and biomedicine. diversities. “Go to the US, you need to buy exchanging ideas – the water cooler effect, “Every city in Europe wants to be a new one phone. In Europe, you need 27 different or the Medici effect – where the meeting silicon valley, or to focus on green energy.” phones, or pay roaming fees, 27 lawyers, of diversity generates innovation, said 27 accountants, 27 insurance companies. Sala-i-Martin. Finally, innovation relies on Success through innovation is not limited Europe also relies too heavily on banking experimentation, which inevitably results to businesses at technology’s leading edge, to finance innovative projects, but the in some failures. But trying and failing is the professor noted. The clothing giant, banks are risk averse.” a key to understanding and innovation, Zara, the circus company, Cirque de Soleil, the professor argued. “We need to say: furniture company, IKEA, and the global Returning to education, within national Learn from failure. Embrace innovation!” coffee shop operator, Starbucks, are great education systems and also within
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NADINE DEREZA Moderator
CLOSING LUNCH SESSION
“Something isn’t working the way it should,” Professor Stiglitz told the EPCA. “It looks like Europe is entering a triple-dip recession”. Stiglitz argued that rising inequality is a CREATING SHARED serious impediment to achieving a robust economic recovery and took aim at what he described as out-of-date, discredited PROFESSOR JOSEPH economic theories. “The old view was that PROSPERITY E. STIGLITZ there was a trade-off between economic Winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize performance and equality – one could only (2001 Nobel Prize in Economics) get more equality by sacrificing economic There are policies that can promote growth Professor, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY performance. But the new view is that we and equality, the professor said. Some are and Co-Chair of COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY’S pay a high price for inequality, and – when obvious, such as more equal access to COMMITTEE ON GLOBAL THOUGHT it reaches current extremes – inequality quality education. But others are not so actually undermines economic performance.” obvious. For example, current monetary/ During his keynote address, Prof. Joseph macro policies are exacerbating inequality, E. Stiglitz, Winner of the 2001 Nobel “So why do more equal societies perform which helps explain why so much of the Memorial Prize for Economics, Professor better?” said Stiglitz. It’s because there is gains since recovery have gone to the top, at Columbia University and Co-Chair of less scope for rent-seeking, and greater Stiglitz observed. He also suggested that Columbia University’s Committee on Global opportunity enables more individuals to better public transportation is a way to Thought, highlighted the threat growing realize their potential, he continued. “Less improve access to jobs. inequality of wealth and opportunity poses divided societies can pull together, and to the prospects of a robust recovery in have more trust. There is wider support The professor said the EU was not an Europe and North America. He also pin- for needed public investments, and better optimal currency area. Those responsible pointed European currency union – driven by macroeconomic performance”. Lastly, for its implementation had misdiagnosed politicians and poorly implemented, despite said Stiglitz: “You can’t have a robust what was needed to make it work: and it concerns raised by many economists – as a recovery if ordinary citizens don’t have is not an easy matter to make a currency source of Europe’s current economic malaise. money to spend.” union with such diversity work.
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Stiglitz offered a bleak prognosis. He sees While some structural transformations are the global economy muddling along, and in progress, they are happening slowly, Europe stagnating while the US achieves only and loose monetary policies continue to weak growth, barely able to create enough feed asset price bubbles. jobs for the new entrants into the labor force. He also expects a slight slowdown Stiglitz urged the audience to learn the major in China, with knock-on effects in other lessons of the crisis: Sustained prosperity emerging markets. And all the while, global will be impossible without shared prosperity, problems will continue to fester; inequality but markets won’t create shared prosperity increases along with global imbalances. on their own.
EPCA INFORMAL MEETING LOUNGES, MEETING TABLES, MEETING ROOMS, LOGISTICS VILLAGE
As usual, EPCA offered its delegates the located within walking distance of one another. were impressed with the venue which opportunity to have access to informal Furthermore, part of the InterContinental received one of the best ratings in all of meeting lounges, spread out over EPCA’s served as a “Logistics Village”, reserved as EPCA’s history. It welcomed more than two main hotels: the Hilton Vienna am a priority for delegates active in logistics 878 attendees. Stadtpark and InterContinental. operations and supply chain. NETWORKING BREAKFASTS were held In addition, EPCA delegates had the on Monday and Tuesday morning in front opportunity to rent meeting tables located in The OPENING EVENT on the evening of the entrance to the business sessions. the InterContinental hotel. Break-out rooms of Sunday 5 October 2014 was held in They were well attended and appreciated were available in all of the EPCA hotels, Vienna City Hall (Rathaus). Delegates by the delegates.
ATTENDANCE STATISTICS – ANNUAL MEETING 2014
With its commitment to optimizing the satisfaction with the continuous improvement America takes second place representing services for its members, EPCA collected efforts which EPCA makes to meet the 14% of the Meeting attendance, the Far feedback from Meeting delegates via the expectations and needs of delegates. East coming in third position with 8.50%. “appreciation forms”. Comments and recommendations communicated via these With 2,799 registered for the 2014 Annual Delegates registered came from 52 countries forms are examined in-depth by the EPCA Meeting, EPCA saw an all-time record worldwide – bearing in mind that EPCA Board and are, after due consideration, taken attendance. As usual, there were more member companies have registered into account in the organization of future Associate than Full EPCA members present addresses in 54 countries. On a global events. The excellent ratings received in (65% versus 35%), with a total of 70% level, the top three attending countries were the appreciation forms confirm delegates’ (rounded figure) from Western Europe. North Germany, the Netherlands and the USA.
Africa 0.68% Russia 1.00% South America 1.18% Turkey 1.61% Middle East 3.14% Far East 8.50% 2,799 Participants North America 13.97% Europe 69.92%
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CENTER OF SUPPLY CHAIN EXPERTISE
Building on the conclusions of the Management at MIT-Zaragoza, that companies The Workshop used the opportunity to EPCA 2013 report “Sustainable Chemical need to understand their business model in review the results of the EPCA/Borderless Supply and Logistics Chains – The Path order to apply the right points of leverage, survey of Supply Chain Leadership, 1 Forward”, the 4th Interactive Supply and that there is a raft of technology and People, and Organization. Andrew Kris, Chain and Logistics Workshop took place tools available – but companies need top Founding Partner of Borderless, confirmed in Brussels (Belgium) on 2 to 3 June 2014. talent to select the most effective technology, that attracting and retaining supply chain This workshop focused on “leveraging talent and to execute effectively. talent remains a concern, underpinned and technology, as drivers for continuous by intensifying demographic, regulatory, supply chain leadership”, in a changing and Peter Marshall, Director Supply Chain and competitive challenges. The industry increasingly competitive environment. The Operations Europe, Middle East and is challenged by gender diversity, across importance of “Talent and Technology” was Africa from the Dow Chemical Company, all functions, and the barriers to gender initially launched at the 46th Annual Meeting and Eric Herman, Global Chief Commercial diversity are varied and entrenched. Mobility in Budapest. Some 50 Supply Chain leaders Officer at Damco, stressed that Supply also remains an issue to be addressed. from chemical producers, 3PLs (Third Party Chain leaders should engage with senior Logistics Companies) and 4PLs (Fourth Party business executives using terms that they Finally, the attendees were left to consider Logistics Companies) as well as academics understand if they really want to influence the proposal from Marc Buelens, Emeritus and consultants gathered in Brussels over the business strategy and for supply chain Professor in Management, People & two days to hear stimulating keynote speakers, to be fully established as a value-adding Organization, Vlerick Business School, which and to debate the challenging questions strategic capability, supporting growth in suggests 3rd generation strategies cannot facing the industry in animated round-table new and emerging markets. This means that be managed by 2nd generation organizations, discussions. companies have to develop supply chain and 1st generation managers (Sumantra talent programs to equip their leaders to Ghoshal). 3rd generation environments After being introduced by Neil Moon, former face the future challenges. Additionally, there favor collaborative networks, effective Strategic Enterprise Vice-President Chemicals may be opportunities to include customers knowledge transfers, and game-changing at Agility, there was a clear message from Dr. in the process of developing commercial innovation – whereas it has to be recognized David Gonsalvez, Professor of Supply Chain capabilities and collaborative alliances. that the demand for process control in
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PETER MARSHALL THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY EPCA 4th INTERACTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN AND LOGISTICS WORKSHOP, Brussels – June 2014
the chemical industry tends to foster 1st round-table discussions and reports on five currently active in projects involving about generation management. specific topics: Shale Gas; Global Trade and 200 companies from several sectors. One HSSE Standards; Collaboration/DINALOG; of these projects is 4C4Chem which is a A powerful presentation on the Eurocrisis by Global Trade and Intermodal; and Shipping. partnership between several organizations Paul De Grauwe from the London School of Workshop output will be used to guide – Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, SABIC Economics provided a stimulating evening future work planning by EPCA’s Supply Chain Petrochemicals, Shell Chemical Europe diversion for the attendees, and prompted and Logistics Committee. BV, Dow Europe GmbH, Den Hartogh an active Q&A session on the various Jan Fransoo’s main message to the European Logistics BV, Cargogator BV, and VNCI – and scenarios facing the Eurozone. chemical industry was clear: to achieve which is aiming for a 5%-10% improvement Once again, the interactive Workshop format competitive advantage and sustainability, in chemicals transport capacity utilization proved to be a successful and well received pursue tactical collaboration, which requires a rates, currently sitting at 60%. model, with the evaluation forms recording redefinition of product flows rather than simply a 100% level of satisfaction. sharing transportation. To date, collaborative 4C4Chem is addressing other rates in initiatives have focused on operational three stages: Plan, Bundle, and Combine. collaboration, the DINALOG Vice-President Plan involves improved forecasting and said. For this reason, the time is right to planning of transportation needs, and The Supply Chain and Logistics pursue the many potential opportunities better short-term coordination between Leaders Breakfast organized on in the area of tactical collaboration, which on-site and off-site logistics. Tuesday 7 October 2014 as part of involve forward planning and replacing Bundle is focused on bundling barge 2 EPCA’s 48th Annual Meeting in Vienna material flows with information flows to transportation flows on the Rhine aimed at generating both discussion and add value to the supply chain. from the upstream chemical cluster to ideas about how to improve supply chain downstream users. and logistics performance across the industry. The professor spoke about DINALOG, Combine is focused on minimizing flows of The session began with a brief presentation a public-private partnership focused on commodities by creating a virtual pipeline – by Prof. Jan Fransoo from DINALOG, focusing horizontal collaboration between producers based on the ARG ethylene pipeline model on collaboration opportunities, followed by and logistics service providers which is – by pooling production and inventories.
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DIVERSITY MATTERS
ANDREW KRIS Founding Partner, BORDERLESS EPCA’s first DIVERSITY WORKSHOP, Vienna - October 2014
The need for diversity inclusion was business ideas come from sources outside achieve sustainability.” Companies need to underscored during the June 2014 formal R&D. “That tells you a lot about the be open, listening and connected! Interactive Supply Chain and Logistics need for and value of diversity,” he said. 1 Workshop (see page 34). While we all want new ideas, many chemical Moving to his conclusion, Buelens said industry managers are “Triple A” – abstract, inclusive strategies require inclusive analytical and aloof – Buelens commented. leadership, which can inspire questioning But a look at the innovators mentioned – asking “Why?” These leaders also need The first EPCA diversity workshop earlier during the EPCA business session to be role models who act as mentors and held in Vienna was supposed to by Professor Xavier Sala-i-Martin indicates coaches, especially for minorities. Leaders have a broader issue than gender. that they are not “Triple A” people, rather need to think about and demonstrate the 2 The time restricted the opportunity they are hands-on, engaged and creative. value of collaboration, and work to remove to discuss some of the wider issues. He urged companies to seek optimal work- boundaries while promoting cultures of “We rejoice in our talented people. But are force diversity, suggesting those lacking openness in all aspects of business. we making the most of that talent?” Crotty internal diversity struggle to cope with questioned. “Do we maximize the diversity external diversity in the world at large and “Women are a critical part of global talent, of talent available?” He suggested the issue in their customer bases. and the chemical industry should be working was not about quotas, or political correctness, Buelens also reminded attendees of the harder to advance, recruit and retain women but simply one of good business. A quick thoughts of Sumantra Ghoshal (see above). in its workforce,” Deborah Gillis told the survey of EPCA member companies showed However, the professor suggested too workshop. Gillis is President and Chief that just 3% had a female chief executive many companies still employ 1st generation Executive Officer of Catalyst, the leading officer, with Associate members doing better management techniques, which is ‘my research and advisory organization working at 35%. Registrations for the Annual Meeting way or the highway’, and ‘mushroom to change workplaces and improve lives by indicated that 86% of delegates were male. management’, which means keeping people advancing women into business leadership. in the dark, throwing crap on them, then Opening his presentation, Marc Buelens, chopping them off at the neck when they Better gender diversity starts at the top Emeritus Professor in Management, People raise their heads. “3rd generation managers of companies, she said, with senior & Organization, Vlerick Business School, strategists – that’s what you should be after,” leadership commitment, and requires good reminded the workshop of Amar Bhide’s he said. “They use collaborative networks communication, making diversity part of the research that shows 82% of innovative to generate new ideas and innovations to organizational culture, making a business
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case for diversity, engaging employees Companies need to forget comfort and and setting goals and accountabilities. embrace discomfort if they want to recruit Gillis said there is a clear business case the talent to make them innovative and for developing diverse leadership. Companies sustainable, Kris continued. This means with a commitment to diversity are achieving bringing in people who are different, who enhanced financial performance, by leveraging come from other industries, with different talent to raise performance and innovation. cultures, backgrounds, religions, and ethnicity. One key route to greater gender diversity It also means looking to different generations, is through sponsorship; whereas a mentor and finding people with different and wide- will listen and speak to you, a sponsor ranging experiences. will speak about you, for you and on your behalf, Gillis said. It is ironic, he noted, that a sector willing Concluding, the Catalyst CEO said to take massive and long-term financial gender diversity has to be intentional, and risks when investing in assets seems very requires empowerment, encouragement, risk averse when it comes to diversity. achievement, and opportunity. “Be bold. Take risks!” he urged. Take note of ‘good counsels’, who say diversity is PROFESSOR MARC BUELENS Making changes in the chemicals industry an investment strategy, make sure it’s Emeritus Professor in Management, to encourage diversity is a matter of built into recruitment, invest the time of People & Organization, importance and urgency, Andrew Kris senior people, and look for and develop VLERICK BUSINESS SCHOOL told the workshop. A founding partner of role models. Borderless, an HR specialist for the chemicals During the questions and answers session, and life science sectors, Kris said today Deborah Gillis added: What gets measured 50% of the workforce should be women, gets done. Councils and processes need but they only represented 30% of staff. CEO engagement to gain attention and for Talent and Diversity Inclusion visibility. Diversity is a business strategy. Council: In the course of 2015, Senior managers in companies needed We put structures, goals and measures EPCA will establish a new Advisory to stop trying to recruit PLUs – People around every other business strategy, so 3 Body involved in diversity inclusion Like Us – Kris insisted. we should do it with diversity. activities (see page 23).
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EPCA AND EDUCATION IN 2014
In line with its sustained efforts to will continue to be distributed through the It was located along the side entrance of foster better links between the chemical UNESCO network of 9,000 schools and the the Hilton Vienna am Stadtpark hotel. The industry and educational community, EPCA films will be shown at key UNESCO program of experiments inside the vehicle 1 EPCA is pursuing its partnership with workshops focusing on Engineering and was available in English and German and European Schoolnet (EUN) – a network Sciences. also included the screening of the two of 31 Ministries of Education in Europe EPCA films “Chemistry: All About You” and beyond. Until the end of July 2015, and “Science: Where Can It Take You?”, the EPCA films “Chemistry: All About You” respectively at the start and end of each and “Science: Where Can It Take You?” EPCA Education event at EPCA’s session in the truck. as well as teachers’ guidelines will continue 48th Annual Meeting In total, 729 pupils from 27 schools (located to be disseminated to schools in 12 European A – In a constant effort to convince in different regions in Austria) as well as countries via the EUN network. young talented people to opt for 59 teachers were extremely enthusiastic 3 ® studies in STEM (Science, Technology, about discovering XperiLAB.be . EPCA has been an Associate Partner of Engineering and Mathematics), EPCA inGenious, the European Coordinating Body organized an educational event during its B – With a focus on how and when (ECB) for Science, Technology, Engineering Meeting, in cooperation with the Belgian children make the decision to opt for a and Mathematics (STEM) education since Foundation Enterprise – Institute (FEI), EPCA’s career in science and technology and 2011. The ECB brings together major European Austrian members, the Austrian Ministry of what is already underway, we organized industries, Ministries of Education and Education and Austrian schools, UNESCO in Vienna in 2014 an education workshop national platforms to increase young people’s and European Schoolnet/inGenious. EPCA with representatives from the FEI, the interest in science education and careers, presented Viennese schoolchildren, EPCA Young EPCA Think Tank, the Ministry of and thus addresses the future skills gap. delegates, the Austrian Ministry of Education Education and the academic world as well and the general public with a learning vehicle, as representatives from EPCA companies During the 3rd inGenious Summer School the Belgian “XperiLAB.be®” which is run interested in this project. in August 2014, 150 teachers and industry by the Belgian FEI. The truck is equipped and government representatives from with three mini-laboratories where pupils For several years now, EPCA has been 20 countries in Europe and beyond met can try out real scientific experiments, promoting STEM to encourage more talented in Split, Croatia. It was devoted to the future helping them to understand the role girls and boys to join the chemicals industry, of STEM education and also marked the end science plays in everyday life. The truck explained Wouter Bleukx, the EPCA YETT of the 3-year inGenious Project (2011-2014). travels from school to school, currently Chair, and Business Unit Manager Vinyls, The meeting was an exciting opportunity to only in Belgium. It is an original way of for Ineos Chlorvinyls. Introducing the network and exchange ideas and experiences learning science and understanding the workshop, he said EPCA had collaborated of school-industry collaboration. Workshops, key elements of our environment, helping with UNESCO and European Schoolnet round-tables and plenary presentations to develop the best skills for facing up to produce two videos to promote the were part of a busy agenda. to the challenges of the future. On the industry and careers in the sector, and to occasion of the EPCA Meeting in Vienna, organize a students’ workshop in 2011 and the XperiLAB.be® truck was presented a teachers’ workshop in Berlin in 2013. for the first time abroad. The critical point In 2012 and 2013 in Budapest and Berlin EPCA has also formalized the extension of this work is to emphasize that STEM respectively, EPCA also sponsored kids’ of its cooperation with UNESCO under studies offer challenging career opportunities marathons promoting STEM with children, a Memorandum of Understanding. with great possibilities for personal and their parents and teachers. EPCA invited 2 The EPCA films and teachers’ guidelines professional development. XperiLAB.be® to its 48th Annual Meeting in
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EDUCATION WORKSHOP Vienna - October 2014
Vienna to give children a chance to explore subjects is largely dissipated by age 14 chemicals and fertilizers – is working in science and scientific methods at first hand. as students find lessons uninspiring and Austria and beyond to attract talented disconnected from everyday life, although students into the industry and into the Workshop Chair, Marc Durando, Executive 45% still enjoyed the practical side of school company. She explained how Borealis Director of European Schoolnet, started science. The CIEC director said that while is doing this by promoting the chemical the session by pointing out that there are 52% of 9 year olds have a firm idea of industry and its products and opportunities skill shortages in almost all science and what career they’d like to pursue, only 6% in partnership with associated institutions technology jobs, including ICT (Information said becoming a scientist and of these – like EPCA – and by communicating the and Communications Technology). There are 72% were boys. group’s own brand values as an employer not enough mathematicians or physicists, and chemicals producer. and too few maths and physics teachers Joy Parvin concluded by saying that in many countries. The percentage of girls changing these trends will require much Another innovative Borealis initiative is choosing STEM studies also remains far too closer collaboration between schools and Power Girls, which is a one-day workshop for low. To address these shortages, it will be industry. Science-based industries need 12 year old girls, giving them the opportunity necessary to increase the attractiveness of schools – teachers and students – to gain to visit the company and undertake different STEM studies in Europe, which will need a much better understanding of what they experiments. “Our hope is that Power new teaching approaches and better career do and the careers they offer. Girls will help participants to develop an prospects – compared to other sectors – emotional and intellectual attraction for a and better communication about STEM Gerard Cobut, the XperiLAB.be® project career in the STEM sector,” says Pfanzelter. careers. Making all these things happen manager, says the science truck gives will require significant and coordinated children the chance to carry out hands-on effort on the part of all stakeholders – from experiments, arousing their curiosity and industry, from the education sector and giving them a sense of discovery and the EPCA will continue to coordinate from governments. potential of science. “We’re not teaching its educational activities with other Durando also said, STEM teachers need to be them with XperiLAB.be®. That’s the job of associations such as APLA and better motivated and get more recognition. teachers. But the students get a chance 4 GPCA as well as with EPCA member They also need new, improved teaching tools, to feel what it’s like to be a scientist, to companies that wish to cooperate with more creative lesson content, and other wear a lab coat, to use a microscope, EPCA in this field. In this connection, an resources. Industry must also play a more and attempt to solve real problems by EPCA communication/education network active role to ensure it is better engaged experimentation,” Cobut explained. will be set up under the supervision of with education, to provide role models, to the Young EPCA Think Tank. The EPCA link with teachers, and to better explain Middle and high school chemistry teacher, sister associations, EPCA member companies the career prospects for STEM graduates. Lina Neuner, from Klosterneuburg and any entity showing a genuine interest International School in Austria, stressed in STEM and the chemical industry are Director Joy Parvin from the UK’s University the importance of XperiLAB.be® in giving given the opportunity to use the EPCA of York, Centre for Industry Education children a chance to become familiar with films and teachers’ guidelines for free to Collaboration (CIEC), has been studying the actual business of doing science. promote the chemical industry and science when and why children and young adults education in their respective regions. choose STEM careers. She told the workshop Eva Pfanzelter, senior communications about the results of research in the UK. specialist, with Borealis Polyolefine GmbH, Parvin said research into 9-14 year olds offered some insights into how the Borealis indicates that initial enthusiasm for STEM Group – which produces polyolefins, base
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EPCA ACCOUNTS 2014
EPCA’s financial statements for 2014 Effective 2016, we propose to modify The proposal will be made in the month show net assets of € 5,282,061.82 and EPCA’s Articles of Association in order to of April of the year in question, and will be a negative result of € -29,209.26. This is move the date of the Ordinary General voted on by the OGM during the following € 350,751 lower than the 2014 budget Meeting of Full Members of EPCA from month. The budget for the year 2015 was voted by the Ordinary General Meeting of October to May of each year. In doing that proposed to the OGM in September 2014. Full Members (OGM) of October 2013, due we should be able to limit the discrepancies The results of 2014 will be known in April to a combination of higher membership between budget and actual figures because 2015 and will be voted on by the OGM in and annual meeting income in 2014 with the proposal of the budget for the year in October 2015. lower than budgeted expenditures in 2014 question will be made by the Board to the for the Annual Meeting and EPCA special OGM of that year on the basis of known projects such as education and supply chain. and audited results of the previous year. COOPERATION WITH OTHER ASSOCIATIONS
BETWEEN EPCA AND ECTA BETWEEN EPCA AND CEFIC focus on respective strategic goals, core competencies and optimizing resources. The European Chemical Transport The cooperation between EPCA and Cefic will be involved in producing the 3rd Association, ECTA, was established in the Cefic continued in 2014. It takes the education film initiated and financed by form of an association with EPCA financial, form of participation of the Cefic Director EPCA and may use it in their advocacy managerial and HR support. The association General on the EPCA Board and of the activities. was set up to develop best practices to EPCA Secretary General in the Cefic SIG achieve safer and more environment-friendly (Strategy Implementation Group) Logistics. BETWEEN EPCA AND IMPCA European chemical land transport as well as The cooperation is also achieved via the fact productivity improvements via joint working that the EPCA President and an EPCA Board Since 1991, EPCA has supplied services to groups between ECTA members (a large member have a seat on the Cefic Board, and the International Methanol Producers and majority of which are also EPCA Associate that some EPCA Board members are also Consumers Association (IMPCA). IMPCA member companies) and chemical industry members of the Board of PetroChemicals is composed of 75 members active in the representatives (who are also delegates Europe and of PlasticsEurope. To coordinate global methanol industry. of EPCA member companies) selected the supply chain and logistics activities by Cefic. In 2010, ECTA, with the help between the two organizations, the Cefic of EPCA, became a fully independent Logistics Director is an ex-officio member of association and advocacy body acting the EPCA Supply Chain Program Committee. for the European chemical land transport sector, and recognized by EU authorities EPCA will continue the cooperation with and many other stakeholders. Cefic in 2015 and thereafter with a clear
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49th Annual Meeting theme will On Sunday 4 October 2015 in the afternoon, On Monday 5 October 2015, the Business be “Hydrocarbons and the we will hold our second Diversity session Session program will first welcome The Chemical Industry: Shaping dedicated to “Diversity Inclusion: Paving Patrick Pouyanné, CEO & President of a Better World Together”. As the Way for Better Business” looking at the Executive Committee, Total, who will usual, EPCA’s approach will be to provide how diversity affects the Global Business share his Vision of an Upstream Integrated an up-to-date and future-oriented view of Environment, with a keynote address by Chemical Producer. The response will be key elements that can drive our business Gillian Tett, Managing Director (US) and given by Daniel Yergin, Vice-Chairman of community forward. Columnist, Financial Times, Award-winning IHS & Pulitzer Prize winning author of The The 49th EPCA Annual Meeting conference journalist. Prize and the Quest. sessions will welcome high-level and thought- provoking speakers.
On Monday 5 October 2015, in the late The keynote speaker for the closing lunch afternoon, the Education workshop will will be Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Secretary “EPCA stands for welcome Bertrand Piccard, President and General of NATO (2009-2014) and Prime Initiator of the Solar Impulse Project which is Minister of Denmark (2001-2009). quality networking” currently piloting around the world to promote His speech will cover the topic of “Impact solar energy. His speech will cover the of Geo-politics and Hydrocarbons on topic of “Solar Impulse & Hydrocarbons: Businesses”. Building Block for Renewable Energy”.
42 2. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ANNUAL MEETING 2015
43 3. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT REPORT ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
have audited the accompanying AUDITORS’ RESPONSIBILITY used and the reasonableness of accounting financial statements of The estimates made by the Board of Directors We European Petrochemical Our responsibility is to express an opinion of the Association, as well as evaluating Association A.I.S.B.L. (“the on these financial statements based on our the overall presentation of the financial Association”), which comprise the balance audit. We conducted our audit in accordance statements. sheet, as at 31st December 2014, the with International Standards on Auditing. We believe that the audit evidence we statement of income and expenditures, Those standards require that we comply with have obtained is sufficient and appropriate cash flows for the year then ended, and ethical requirements and plan and perform for providing a basis for our audit opinion. notes, comprising a summary of significant the audit to obtain reasonable assurance accounting policies and other explanatory about whether the financial statements OPINION information, which show net assets of are free from material misstatement. € 5,282,061.82 and a net result for the An audit involves performing procedures to In our opinion, the financial statements give year 2014 of € -29,209.26. obtain audit evidence about the amounts a true and fair view of the financial position and disclosures in the financial statements. of the Association as at 31st December THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE The procedures selected depend on our 2014, and of its financial performance and ASSOCIATION’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR judgment, including the assessment of its cash flows for the year then ended in THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS the risks of material misstatement of accordance with Belgian generally accepted the financial statements, whether due accounting principles. The Board of Directors of the Association to fraud or error. In making those risk is responsible for the preparation and fair assessments, we consider internal control Brussels, 30 April 2015 presentation of these financial statements in relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair KPMG Réviseurs d’Entreprises Represented by accordance with Belgian generally accepted presentation of the financial statements in Olivier Declercq accounting principles, and for such internal order to design audit procedures that are Réviseur d’Entreprises control as the Board of Directors of the appropriate in the circumstances, but not Association determines is necessary to for the purpose of expressing an opinion enable the preparation of financial statements on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal that are free from material misstatement, control. An audit also includes evaluating whether due to fraud or error. the appropriateness of accounting policies
46 3. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
BALANCE SHEET AS OF 31ST DECEMBER 2014
ASSETS NOTES 31.12.2014 31.12.2013
Fixed assets 2 361,202.23 290,397.83
Bonds and deposits 3 4,564,605.85 4,971,976.86
Accounts receivable 4 443,690.96 446,524.79
Cash and cash equivalents 5 245,066.07 162,580.59
5,614,565.11 5,871,480.07
LIABILITIES
Accounts payable and provisions 6 332,503.29 560,208.99
NET ASSETS 7 5,282,061.82 5,311,271.08
Represented by:
Net assets as of 31st December 2013 & 2012 5,311,271.08 5,512,569.63
Balance of income and expenditure for the period -29,209.26 -201,298.55
5,282,061.82 5,311,271.08
all figures are in €
47 EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2014
NOTES 31.12.2014 31.12.2013 BUDGET 2014 BUDGET 2015 INCOME 12 months 12 months 12 months 12 months
Membership fees:
Full members 152,500.00 155,000.00 152,500.00 150,000.00
Associate members 678,000.00 645,000.00 649,000.00 666,000.00
8 830,500.00 800,000.00 801,500.00 816,000.00
Annual Meeting 9 2,329,387.65 2,278,854.83 2,263,150.00 2,255,175.00
Supply Chain Workshop 27,950.00 - 65,000.00 -
Financial income (net) 10 180,494.59 216,985.63 200,000.00 200,000.00
Income from administration/ 11 60,001.77 63,141.40 58,600.00 58,600.00 other associations (net) Other operating & exceptional 11bis -1,460.08 72,578.08 20,000.00 20,000.00 income
Meeting room rental & catering 4,267.63 12,743.83 - 3,000.00
3,431,141.56 3,444,303.77 3,408,250.00 3,352,775.00
EXPENDITURE
Expenses Annual Meeting 9 -2,225,187.30 -2,351,699.40 -2,498,629.50 -2,662,318.11
Expenses Supply Chain Workshop -37,140.49 - -65,000.00 -
Expenses of Brussels office 12 -954,180.31 -931,941.22 -858,112.00 -976,393.11
Special costs (move) -21,218.77 -6,475.00 - -
W-off clients & unrecoverable VAT -73,374.10 3,547.05 -16,560.00 -16,560.00
Recruit expenses - -39,694.42 - -30,000.00
Special projects (Supply Chain) -84,825.18 -155,857.43 -175,000.00 -75,000.00
Special projects (Education) -64,424.68 -163,481.90 -175,000.00 -140,000.00
Special projects (Diversity - - - -75,000.00 Inclusion)
-3,460,350.82 -3,645,602.32 -3788,301.50 -3,975,271.22
BALANCE OF INCOME -29,209.26 -201,298.55 -380,051.50 -622,496.22 AND EXPENDITURE
all figures are in € 48 3. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2014
CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Income 3,431,141.56
Expenditure -3,460,350.82
Balance of income and expenditure -29,209.26
Adjustment for depreciation 152,829.96
Operating result before working capital changes 123,620.70
Decrease in accounts payable and provisions -227,705.70
Decrease in accounts receivable 2,833.83
Net cash from operating activities -101,251.17
CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
Net purchase of fixed assets -223,633.66
Net disposal of bonds and deposits 407,371.07
Net cash used in investing activities 183,737.35
Net increase in cash and cash equivalents 82,486.18
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year 162,580.59
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year 245,066.77
all figures are in €
49 EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 31ST DECEMBER 2014
1 GENERAL COMMENTS
The financial statements are prepared the budget voted by the Ordinary General EPCA prepares and files statutory accounts. in accordance with Belgian generally Meeting in 2013. The 2015 budget was The statutory accounts are filed within 30 accepted accounting principles. voted by the Ordinary General Meeting days after their approval by the Ordinary The 2014 budget included in this report is in 2014. General Meeting of Full Members.
2 FIXED ASSETS
Fixed assets are depreciated according to %P.A the straight line method at the following percentages:
The building where EPCA rents its premises and non-premises is currently being fully renovated. This explains why the association Office furniture Office equipment moved to new premises on another floor 10 20 – 33 1/3 of the building on 15 December 2013.
Cars owned Computer equipment Fixed furnishing 20 33 1/3 10, 16 2/3, 20
3 BONDS AND DEPOSITS | B All deposits and bonds are stated at their 31.12.2014 acquisition value. Additional acquisition | A costs are expensed. The Bonds are booked at their acquisition A | Investments, Bonds 3,939,968.25 value and it is intended to keep them until B | Short term deposit & their maturity date unless we have to sell 624,637.60 them before to cope with exceptional or savings accounts 4,564,605.85 severely adverse events. 4,564,605.85 Euros
all figures are in €
50 3. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
4 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
31.12.2014
A | Amounts due from members and other D | | A debtors (mainly unpaid EPCA invoices 159,011.87 due in 2014 and credit notes to receive from suppliers) B|Guarantees 14,605.07 443,690.96 C| VAT to be recovered 116,080.85 Euros
D | Deferred charges and accrued income 153,993.17 (€ 69,765.15 accrued income) C | | B 443,690.96
all figures are in € 5 CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS
Cash represents bank current accounts and petty cash.
6 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND PROVISIONS
31.12.2014 D | | A A | Trade debts, due to 2014 suppliers’ 94,117.83 invoices paid in early January 2015. C | B|Provision for employees’ benefits (holiday 178,630.22 pay, salaries…)
C|Taxes on patrimony and on salaries 9,991.08 332,503.29 Euros D | Accrued charges, deferred income & 49,764.16 special provisions | B 332,503.29
all figures are in €
7 NET ASSETS 8 MEMBERSHIP FEES
Net assets amount to € 5,282,061.82 impacting the financial position of EPCA. The membership fees for 2014 have been on 31st December 2014. The Ordinary • A restricted reserve of € 1,500,000.00 established by the Ordinary General Meeting General Meeting of EPCA decided on that covers the costs of an eventual at the level of € 2,500.00 for Full Members the 6th of October 2014 to amend the cancellation of the Annual Meeting. and € 1,000.00 for Associate Members, build-up restricted reserves, in the form • A restricted reserve of € 990,000.00 that unchanged from 2008. The number of new of accumulated net assets that would be covers the costs of all the contracted members increased in 2014 confirming unavailable for distribution, from an amount rental commitments (office rental, cars the trend over sixteen years. of € 4,000,000.00 to € 3,190,000.00. and office equipment) before term. • An accumulated result of € 2,092,061.82 At 31st December 2014, including the balance of income and EPCA net assets include: expenditure of € -29,209.26 for the • A restricted reserve of € 700,000.00 year 2014. that covers any future events adversely
51 EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
9 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE: ANNUAL MEETING, 4 – 8 OCTOBER 2014
INCOME
Registration fees 2,011,750.00
Sponsorship and hotels 317,637.65
2,329,387.65
EXPENDITURE
Organizational and secretarial expenses -2,225,187.30
104,200.36
all figures are in €
10 FINANCIAL INCOME (NET) personnel expenses. The other 50% are the contractual allotments be reduced in allocated to the Annual Meeting. The excess of what is provided for in the hotel Financial income mainly results from organizational and secretarial expenses of contracts, the hotels will charge cancellation interests on bonds. The financial charges the meeting therefore include the allocated fees to EPCA. The possible exposure cannot relate mainly to bank costs and expenses expenses as described above as well as be determined because the total number relating to accounts payable collection. all expenses that can be immediately of rooms effectively needed is only known attributed to the meetings such as speakers, shortly before the Annual Meeting. An inquiry 11 INCOME FROM ADMINISTRATION catering, printing and mailing, technical shows that it was not possible to insure FEES FROM OTHER ASSOCIATIONS equipment, etc. The office expenses in 2014 against this risk. (NET) are above budget due to reinforcement of staff, increased depreciation because B| Rental commitments The related costs of administration for other of the higher investment in fixed office EPCA has concluded rental contracts for associations have been netted with the fee furnishing and equipment due to the move office space and office equipment. On 15 income. The fee and costs relating to the and to the mutually agreed early termination December 2013 EPCA entered into new administration of the following organizations and liquidation of a benefit scheme. premises with a 9-year contract including are included under this caption: ECTA and an exit possibility after 6 years. IMPCA. 13 PENSION LIABILITIES The total future liabilities for these contracts can be summarized as follows: 11 OTHER OPERATING & A group pension scheme operates for bis EXCEPTIONAL INCOME the whole staff and is a defined benefit scheme. In addition, a separate pension AM 2014 VAT to be recovered not finalized scheme exists for the Association’s 1 YEAR 1-5 YEARS (+/-€20000) and exceptional write-off IT Secretary General in the form of a defined Due within 2015 (2016-2019) Office investments (replaced by brand new benefit scheme. 116,630.00 466,520.00 software). The VAT receivable amount directly space depends of the local VAT rules applied in 14 CONTINGENT LIABILITIES Office the different countries of EPCA venues. equip- 14,443.09 34,982.05 A| Hotel reservation commitments ment 12 EXPENSES OF BRUSSELS OFFICE Until hotel rooms are charged to participants, EPCA has a commitment to the contracted 131,073.09 501,502.05 The expenses of the Brussels office represent EPCA hotels to use the reserved rooms or 50% of the total local administrative and to cancel them at reasonable notice. Should all figures are in €
52 3. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
53 4. EPCA HONORARY LISTS
EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
EPCA PRESIDENTS
YEAR NAME COMPANY COUNTRY
1970 – 1973 E.R. Yates Monsanto Belgium
1973 – 1975 B. Verkaaik N.V.C.P. The Netherlands
1975 – 1977 C. Capitani ANIC SpA Italy
1977 – 1980 R. Rose Rhône Poulenc Industries France
1980 – 1982 M.E. Robinson ICI United Kingdom
1982 – 1984 J.T. Quant Shell Internationale Mij. The Netherlands
1984 – 1987 C. Payá Enfersa SA / Hispanoil Spain
1987 – 1990 H. Bjøntegård Dyno Industrier Norway
1990 – 1995 G. Porta ENI Italy
1995 – 1997 J.H. Kruit DSM Hydrocarbons The Netherlands
1997 – 1998 R.B. Walker ICI Chemicals & Polymers United Kingdom
1998 – 2000 W.D. Cruyt Petrofina Belgium
2000 – 2003 R. Willems Shell Chemicals United Kingdom
2003 – 2006 W. Thünker Deutsche BP/ BP Refining & Petrochemicals Germany
2006 – 2008 B. Litjens Sabic Europe The Netherlands
2009 – 2010 A. Heuser BASF Germany
2010 – 2012 T. Crotty Ineos Group United Kingdom
2013 – 2014 J. Van den Bergh Evonik Industries Germany
2014 – present T. Crotty Ineos Group United Kingdom
EPCA DIRECTOR / SECRETARY GENERAL
1974 – 1998 E.R. Yates
1998 – present C. Demeestere
56 4. EPCA HONORARY LISTS
EPCA VICE-PRESIDENTS
YEAR NAME COMPANY COUNTRY
1975 – 1978 T.D. Overton BP Chemicals United Kingdom
1978 – 1981 G. Van der Schueren Petrochim Belgium
1981 – 1982 H.U. Fintelmann Hoechst AG Germany
1982 – 1984 C. Payá Enfersa SA Spain
1984 – 1987 H. Bjøntegård Dyno Industrier Norway
1987 – 1990 G. Porta Montedison Italy
1990 – 1991 D. Kempermann Condea Chemie Germany
1991 – 1992 F.A.G. Collot d’Escury Akzo Chemicals The Netherlands
1992 – 1993 F. Wehmeier Veba Oel Germany
1992 – 1995 B. Wiltz Elf Atochem France
1993 – 1995 J.H. Kruit DSM Hydrocarbons The Netherlands
1995 – 1997 R.B. Walker ICI Chemicals & Polymers United Kingdom
1997 – 1998 W.D. Cruyt Petrofina Belgium
1998 – 2000 J.P. Vettier TotalFina France
2000 – 2003 W. Thünker Veba Oel Germany
2003 – 2009 T. Walthie The Dow Chemical Co. Switzerland
2009 – 2010 T. Crotty Ineos Group United Kingdom
2009 – 2010 J.P. Broeders Vopak The Netherlands
2010 O. Greiner Total Petrochemicals & Refining Belgium
2009 – 2011 G. van‘t Hoff Shell Chemicals United Kingdom
2010 – 2013 J. A. Hammer Odfjell Norway
2012 – 2012 J. Van den Bergh Evonik Industries Germany
2011 – 2013 P. Holicki Dow Europe The Netherlands
2013 – 2014 T. Crotty Ineos United Kingdom
2014 – present R. Diercks BASF Germany
2014 – present O.Greiner Total Petrochemicals & Refining Belgium
57 EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
EPCA CHAIRMEN OF THE LOGISTICS COMMITTEE
YEAR NAME COMPANY COUNTRY
1975 – 1979 M.J. Cooper Panocean Anco United Kingdom
1979 – 1981 G. Ziffer Anic Italy
1981 – 1984 A.J. Metzlar Van Ommeren The Netherlands
1984 – 1985 W. E. R. van Herwijnen Shell Nederland Chemie The Netherlands
1985 – 1989 G. Ziffer Anic Italy
1989 – 1992 T. Linaae Stolt-Nielsen Shipping Norway
1992 – 1993 F. Lerno Coulier Transport Belgium
1993 – 1997 C. Bosman Chemgas The Netherlands
1997 – 2001 P. P. Evertse ExxonMobil Petroleum & Chemical Belgium
2001 – 2003 N.J.A. von Hombracht Koninklijke Vopak The Netherlands
2003 – 2005 D. Tual Atofina France
2005 – 2008 H.-J. Bertschi Bertschi Switzerland
EPCA CHAIRMEN OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN PROGRAM COMMITTEE
2009 – 2011 Ph. Browitt Agility United Kingdom
2012 – 2014 R. Bemelmans Sabic The Netherlands
2014 – present J. Devos Bertschi Switzerland
58 4. EPCA HONORARY LISTS
EPCA TREASURERS
YEAR NAME COMPANY COUNTRY
1970 – 1977 F.J. Plesman Carbonit The Netherlands
1977 – 1980 A.J. Metzlar Nieuwe Matex The Netherlands
1980 – 1983 M.J. Cooper Panocean-Anco United Kingdom
1983 – 1985 J.C. Verchin Atochem France
1985 – 1988 T. Linaae Stolt Nielsen Shipping Norway
1988 – 1992 C. Bosman Chemgas The Netherlands
1992 – 1997 M. Gisiger SGS Switzerland
1997 – 2004 O. Tangeraas Odfjell Norway
2004 – 2010 J.A. Hammer Odfjell Norway
2010 – 2011 Ph. Browitt Agility United Kingdom
2012 – present H.-J. Bertschi Bertschi Switzerland
EPCA CHAIRPERSONS OF THE YOUNG EPCA THINK TANK
2002 – 2006 C. Demeestere EPCA Belgium
2007 – 2008 G. van ‘t Hoff Shell Chemicals United Kingdom
2009 – 2010 O. Greiner Total Petrochemicals & Refining Belgium
2010 – 2012 N. Brunelle Total Petrochemicals & Refining Belgium
2012 – 2013 A.-V. Belevitsch Total Petrochemicals & Refining Belgium
2013 – present W. Bleukx Ineos Chlorvinyls Belgium
59 EPCA MEMBER COMPANIES
THE EPCA MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES:
• Producers of chemicals in Europe • Producers of chemicals outside Europe • Service providers that generate a substantial part of their turnover from activities performed for or with the chemical industry: chemical supply chain service providers (such as, but not limited to: freight forwarding, 4PL*, transport companies whatever the mode, terminalling, handling, warehousing, storage, cleaning stations), consultants, engineering companies, surveyors and inspectorates, specialized press, investors and financial service providers • Traders and distributors • Port and other authorities organized as companies rendering services to the chemical business community.
An updated list of members can be found on the website www.epca.eu
Full & Associate members
Full members Associate members
* Fourth Party Logistics Companies
60 FULL MEMBERS AND ASSOCIATE MEMBERS AS OF APRIL 2015
AUSTRIA: 9 HUNGARY: 3 PORTUGAL: 5 SWEDEN: 4 BELGIUM: 73 INDIA: 14 REPUBLIC OF SWITZERLAND: 52 BRAZIL: 7 IRAN: 4 SINGAPORE: 7 TAIWAN, R.O.C.: 3 CANADA: 5 IRELAND: 1 REPUBLIC OF THAILAND: 2 CHINA: 6 ISRAEL: 6 TATARSTAN, RUSSIA: 1 THE NETHERLANDS: 85 CYPRUS: 1 ITALY: 30 ROMANIA: 2 TRINIDAD CZECH REPUBLIC: 2 JAPAN: 9 RUSSIA: 11 AND TOBAGO: 1 DENMARK: 6 KUWAIT: 1 SAUDI ARABIA: 7 TURKEY: 26 EGYPT: 3 LITHUANIA: 1 SCOTLAND: 1 UNITED ARAB ESTONIA: 1 LUXEMBOURG: 2 SERBIA: 1 EMIRATES: 5 FINLAND: 3 MALTA: 1 SLOVENIA: 1 UNITED KINGDOM: 58 706 FRANCE: 30 MEXICO: 4 SOUTH AFRICA: 1 USA: 47 GERMANY: 97 MOROCCO: 2 SOUTH KOREA: 13 VENEZUELA: 1 Members GREECE: 2 NORWAY: 11 SPAIN: 25 HONG KONG: 1 POLAND: 9 STATE OF QATAR: 3
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FULL MEMBERS
AIR LIQUIDE S.A. BOREALIS AG CEPSA QUIMICA S.A. 75 Quai d’Orsay Wagramerstrasse 17-19 Avenida del Partenon 12, 5 75321 PARIS 1220 VIENNA 28042 MADRID FRANCE AUSTRIA SPAIN T: 33.1/40625555 T: 43.1/22400-0 T: 34.91/3376000 F: 33.1/40625643 F: 43.1/22400333 F: N/A Bertrand BARRIQUAND Markku KORVENRANTA Jose. Manuel MARTINEZ
ALBEMARLE EUROPE SPRL BORSODCHEM ZRT. CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICALS Parc Scientifique Einstein Bolyai Tér 1 INTERNATIONAL N.V. Rue du Bosquet 9 3700 KAZINCBARCIKA Brusselsesteenweg 355 1348 LOUVAIN-LA-NEUVE HUNGARY 3090 OVERIJSE BELGIUM T: 36.48/511501 BELGIUM T: 32.10/481711 F: 36.1/3544405 T: 32.2/6891211 F: 32.10/481717 Vladimír KARKOSKA F: 32.2/6891472 Jan VIJVERMAN Benny MERMANS BP CHEMICALS LIMITED ARKEMA Saltend CUF - QUIMICOS INDUSTRIAIS S.A. 420 Rue d’Estienne d’Orves HULL HU12 8DS Quinta da Industria 92700 COLOMBES UNITED KINGDOM Beduido FRANCE T: 44.1482/ 896251 3860-680 ESTARREJA T: 33.1/49008080 F: 44.1482/ 892696 PORTUGAL F: 33.1/49008396 Colin CAVAN T: 351.234/810300 Marc SCHULLER F: 351.234/810306 BP EUROPA SE / BP REFINING Pedro SALINAS DE MOURA ARSOL AROMATICS GmbH & Co. KG & PETROCHEMICALS GmbH Uferstrasse 105 Wittener Strasse 45 DHC SOLVENT CHEMIE GmbH 45881 GELSENKIRCHEN 44789 BOCHUM Timmerhellstrasse 28 GERMANY GERMANY 45478 MÜLHEIM / RUHR T: 49.209/409090 T: 49.234/3154956 GERMANY F: 49.209/4090924 F: 49.234/3153150 T: 49.208/99400 Ullrich FINGER Achim BOTHE F: 49.208/9940150 Dr. Andreas KAVOURAS BASF SE BRASKEM EUROPE GmbH Carl-Bosch-Strasse 38 An der Welle 3 DONAU CHEMIE A.G. 67056 LUDWIGSHAFEN 60322 FRANKFURT AM MAIN Am Heumarkt 10 GERMANY GERMANY 1030 VIENNA T: 49.621/60600 T: 49.69/427299200 AUSTRIA F: 49.621/6042525 F: 49.69/427299260 T: 43.1/71147-0 Prof. Dr. Rainer DIERCKS Srivatsan IYER F: 43.1/71147-5 James SCHOBER BAYER MATERIALSCIENCE AG CELANESE GmbH Industrial Operations, Procurement & Trading Supply Management/Procurement RM Europe DOW EUROPE GmbH Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 60 Frankfurter Strasse 111 Bachtobelstrasse 3 Building K13 61476 KRONBERG / TAUNUS 8810 HORGEN 51368 LEVERKUSEN GERMANY SWITZERLAND GERMANY T: 49.69/30516000 T: 41.44/7282111 T: 49.214/3053288 F: 49.69/30516006 F: 41.44/7283255 F: 49.214/3061428 Andreas OBERKIRCH Raja ZEIDAN Christian BUHSE
62 EPCA MEMBER COMPANIES
DUPONT HUNTSMAN EUROPE BVBA MEGLOBAL EUROPE GmbH INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS SARL Everslaan 45 Bachtobelstrasse 3 2 Chemin du Pavillon 3078 EVERBERG 8810 HORGEN 1218 LE GRAND-SACONNEX (GENEVA) BELGIUM SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND T: 32.2/7589211 T: 41.44/7282656 T: 41.22/7175111 F: 32.2/7595501 F: 41.44/7282110 F: 41.22/7176113 William MOUNSEY Niels DE VET An D’HAENENS INEOS GROUP AG NOVAPEX EVONIK INDUSTRIES AG 3 Avenue des Uttins Le Carré Joannès, Rodenbacher Chaussee 4 1180 ROLLE 29 Av. Joannès Masset 63457 HANAU SWITZERLAND CS 10619 GERMANY T: 41.21/6277063 69258 LYON CEDEX 09 T: 49.6181/5912909 F: N/A FRANCE F: 49.6181/59712909 Tom CROTTY T: 33.4/26991800 Ruediger EBERHARD F: 33.4/26991838 INFINEUM ITALIA Srl Laurent CASTOR EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL EUROPE Strada di Scorrimento 2 A division of ExxonMobil Petroleum & Chemical 17047 VADO LIGURE OMV REFINING & MARKETING GmbH Hermeslaan 2 ITALY Trabrennstrasse 6-8, 1831 MACHELEN T: 39.019/21501 1020 VIENNA BELGIUM F: 39.019/2150237 AUSTRIA T: 32.2/7222111 Claudio RUISECCO T: 43.1/40440-27260 F: 32.2/7222780 F: 43.1/40440-627260 Timothy STEDMAN JBF RAK LLC Maximilian GRASSERBAUER P.O. Box 6574 GRUPA AZOTY ZAKLADY Al Jazeera Al Hamra OXEA GROUP AZOTOWE KEDZIERZYN S.A RAS AL KHAIMAH Otto Roelen Strasse 3 GRUPA AZOTY ZAK S.A. UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 46147 OBERHAUSEN ul. Mostowa 30 A T: 971.7/2447269 GERMANY P. O. Box 163 F: 971.7/2446620 T: 49.208/6933100 47-220 KEDZIERZYN-KOZLE Rohit MAINDWAL F: 49.208/6933101 POLAND Jan HILLE T: 48.77/4812000 JSC NIZHNEKAMSKNEFTEKHIM F: 48.77/4812999 NKNK PERSTORP AB Dariusz BEDNORZ 423574 NIZHNEKAMSK Perstorps Industripark REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN, RUSSIA 28480 PERSTORP H-C-S GROUP GmbH T: 7.8555/375381 SWEDEN Gateway Gardens F: 7.8555/379309 T: 46.435/38000 Edmund-Rumpler Strasse 3 Juri BORSHOV F: 46.435/38100 60549 FRANKFURT Gorm JENSEN GERMANY LANXESS DEUTSCHLAND GmbH T: 49.69/6953860 Kennedyplatz 1 PETKIM PETROKIMYA HOLDING INC. F: 49.69/695386268 50569 COLOGNE P.O. Box 12 Henrik KRÜPPER GERMANY 35800 ALIAGA/IZMIR T: 49.221/8885-7331 TURKEY HEXION INC. F: 49.221/8885-2718 T: 90.232/6161240 180 East Broad Street Holger HUEPPELER F: 90.232/6161248 COLUMBUS OH 43215 Sadettin KORKUT USA LUBRIZOL FRANCE SAS T: 1.614/2254000 25 Quai de France PETROLEOS DE PORTUGAL S.A. F: 1.614/2206655 76100 ROUEN PETROGAL Nathan FISHER FRANCE Edificio Galp T: 33.2/35581400 Rua Tomás da Fonseca - Torre C - 12th Floor HIP-PETROHEMIJA F: 33.2/35727654 1600-209 LISBON Spoljnostarcevacka 82 Michel BUDIN PORTUGAL 26000 PANCEVO T: 351.21/7242500 SERBIA LYONDELLBASELL INDUSTRIES F: 351.21/7242953 T: 381.13/307200 Delftsplein 27E Pedro SPOHR F: 381.13/310207 3013 AA ROTTERDAM Sasa ALEKSIC THE NETHERLANDS T: 31.10/2755500 F: N/A Simon GOSWELL
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POLSKI KONCERN NAFTOWY ORLEN S.A. SERGE FERRARI TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS PKN ORLEN S.A. P.O. Box 54 & REFINING S.A/N.V. ul. Chemikow 7 38352 LA TOUR DU PIN Rue de l’Industrie 52 09-411 PLOCK FRANCE 1040 BRUSSELS POLAND T: 33.4/74974133 BELGIUM T: 48.24/3650000 F: 33.4/74976720 T: 32.2/2889111 F: 48.24/3654040 Jean-François HODEN F: N/A Dariusz CIESIELSKI Olivier GREINER SHELL CHEMICALS EUROPE B.V. POLYNT GROUP Weena 70 TRINSEO EUROPE GmbH Via Enrico Fermi, 51 3012 CM ROTTERDAM Zugerstrasse 231 24020 Scanzorosciate BERGAMO THE NETHERLANDS 8810 HORGEN ITALY T: 31.10/4415000 SWITZERLAND T: 39.035/652111 F: 31.10/4415466 T: 41.44/7183600 F: 39.035/652421 Cederic CREMERS F: 41.44/7183740 Rosario VALIDO Mike CROMACK SOLVAY RAFFINERIE HEIDE GmbH 190 Avenue Thiers UBE CHEMICAL EUROPE S.A. Meldorfer Strasse 43 Etoile Part Dieu c/ Cardenal Marcelo Spinola, 2 25770 HEMMINGSTEDT 69457 LYON 28016 MADRID GERMANY FRANCE SPAIN T: 49.481/6930 T: 33.4/37 24 88 88 T: 34.91/5971536 F: 49.481/693 2542 F: 33.4/72899501 F: 34.91/5972869 Thomas GERBER Jean BOURGART José Luis BARROSO
REPSOL, SA SOLVAY S.A. VERSALIS SpA c/Méndez Álvaro, 44 Rue de Ransbeek 310 Piazza Boldrini, 1 28045 MADRID 1120 BRUSSELS 20097 SAN DONATO MILANESE SPAIN BELGIUM ITALY T: 34.91/7538000/8100 T: 32.2/2642111 T: 39.02/5201 F: 34.902303145 F: N/A F: N/A Juan Carlos RUIZ DORADO Jean-Yves METZ Emanuele TAGLIABUE
RÜTGERS BELGIUM N.V. STYROLUTION GROUP GmbH VINNOLIT GmbH & Co. KG Vredekaai 18 Erlenstrasse 2 - 6 Carl-Zeiss-Ring 25 9060 ZELZATE 60325 FRANKFURT 85737 ISMANING BELGIUM GERMANY GERMANY T: 32.9/3429542 T: 49.6950/9550-1200 T: 49.89/961030 F: 32.9/3429609 F: 49.6950/9550-1248 F: 49.89/96103115 Kris VANHERBERGEN Rob BUNTINX Francesco TALARICO
SABIC TAMINCO BVBA WACKER CHEMIE AG Europaboulevard 1 a subsidiary of Eastman Chemical Company Hanns-Seidel-Platz 4 P.O. Box 5151 Pantserschipstraat 207 81737 MUNICH 6130 PD SITTARD 9000 GHENT GERMANY THE NETHERLANDS BELGIUM T: 49.89/6279-0 T: 31.46/7222222 T: 32.9/2541411 F: 49.89/6279-1770 F: 31.46/7222000 F: 32.9/2541410 Dr. Erk Thorsten HEYEN David HUGHES Sabine KETSMAN
SCOTT BADER CO. LTD. TISZA CHEMICAL GROUP Wollaston Hall, Wollaston PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY WELLINGBOROUGH TVK PLC NORTHAMPTON NN29 7RL P.O. Box 20 UNITED KINGDOM 3581 TISZAUJVAROS T: 44.1933/663100 HUNGARY F: 44.1933/664586 T: 36.49/522222 Rose-Anna JONES F: 36.49/886490 Zsolt PETHO
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A. SHITZER LTD. ADDIVANT SWITZERLAND GmbH AGNAT INDUSTRIESERVICE GmbH 26 Moshe Dayan Road C/O Lotus Business Park GmbH Metallstrasse 24 HAIFA 26298 Angensteinerstrasse 6 41751 VIERSEN ISRAEL 4153 REINACH BL GERMANY T: 972.4/8424444 SWITZERLAND T: 49.2162/4819830 F: 972.4/8424488 T: 41.6/15674747 F: 49.2162/4819822 Yuval SHITZER F: 41.6/15674748 Friedel ESTERMANN Sergio PALUMBO A.L. LANGEN B.V. AHLERS BELGIUM N.V. Business Park Stein 194 ADEKA CORPORATION Noorderlaan 139 6181 MA STEIN 7-2-35 Higashiogu Arakawaku 2030 ANTWERP THE NETHERLANDS TOKYO 116-8554 BELGIUM T: 31.46/4788666 JAPAN T: 32.3/5437211 F: 31.46/4743985 T: 81.3/44552845 F: 32.3/5420023 Franz LANGEN F: 81.3/38098242 Bert GOETHALS Tomoyuki FUNAMIZU A.T. KEARNEY AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS INC. Sendlinger Strasse 8 ADISSEO FRANCE S.A.S. 7201 Hamilton Blvd. 80331 MUNICH 10 Place de Général de Gaulle ALLENTOWN PA 18195-1501 GERMANY 92160 ANTONY USA T: 49.89/51568000 FRANCE T: 1.610/481-4911 F: 49.89/51568999 T: 33.4/74569400 F: 1.610/481-5900 Ingo SCHROETER F: 33.4/74569401 Stefanie WEXLER Marc PROTO ABENGOA BIOENERGY AK - TAS DIS TICARET A.S. C/ Energía Solar nº 1, Palmas Altas. ADPO N.V. Sarigazi Cad. No:29 41014 SEVILLA Haven 1111 Bulgurlu, Camlica SPAIN Steenlandlaan 3 34696 ISTANBUL T: 34.95/4937000 9130 KALLO TURKEY F: 34.95/5413373 BELGIUM T: 90.216/5241248 Rocio GARCIA ENCINAS T: 32.3/5706300 F: 90.216/5241215 F: 32.3/5706301 Cenk TURKAY ACCENTURE Guy LENS Fraumünsterstrasse 16 AKDENIZ KIMYA SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. 8001 ZURICH ADVANCED POLYMER COATINGS LLC Ataturk Mahallesi, N°:45 SWITZERLAND APC Ulucak-Kemalpasa T: 41.44/2199889 951 Jaycox Road 35735 IZMIR F: 41.44/2198889 AVON, OH 44011 TURKEY Matthias HEGELE USA T: 90.232/8770144 T: 1.440/9376218 F: 90.232/8770150 ACETO FINECHEM GmbH F: 1.440/9375046 Rafet Gürcan ATIS Winterhuder Weg 27 Joseph HARRINGTON 22085 HAMBURG AKPA ORGANIC PEROXIDES GERMANY AGILITY & INITIATORS T: 49.40/2270260 1 Hurricane Court Birlik Cad. Beşyol Mah. No:12 F: 49.40/22702633 Hurrricane Drive Küçükçekmece Dr. Joachim DORN SPEKE 34295 ISTANBUL LIVERPOOL L24 8RL TURKEY ACIDEKA S.A. UNITED KINGDOM T: 90.212/5805559 Capuchinos de Basurto 6-4A T: 44.151/4945900 F: 90.212/5805521 48013 BILBAO F: 44.151/4945901 Damla KOKEN SPAIN Elizabeth PRESTON T: 34.94/4255022 F: 34.94/4255426 Lorena FERNANDEZ
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AKZO NOBEL FUNCTIONAL CHEMICALS B.V. ALLCHEM INDUSTRIES INC. AMERICAS STYRENICS Stationsstraat 77 6010 NW First Place 24 Waterway Avenue, Suite 1200 3811 MH AMERSFOORT GAINESVILLE FL 32607 THE WOODLANDS 77380 TEXAS THE NETHERLANDS USA USA T: 31.33/4676767 T: 1.352/3789696 T: 1.832/6167800 F: N/A F: 1.352/3337438 F: 1.832/6167891 Barry COTTRELL Tom VAN DER WEIJDE Frank L. WRIGHT Jr.
ALBA CORPORATION ALLESSA GmbH AMEROPA AG TEBA House, 18, PyeongChang 30-Gil Alt-Fechenheim 34 Rebgasse 108 Jongro-Gu 60386 FRANKFURT AM MAIN 4102 BINNINGEN SEOUL 110-848 GERMANY SWITZERLAND SOUTH KOREA T: 49.69/5068202244 T: 41.61/3075011 T: 82.2/7570331 F: 49.69/5068202702 F: 41.61/3029863 F: 82.2/7570332 Andreas MAIER Alex LAUBSCHER Sung Lim KWAK ALLFAST-SHIPPING ANNO CHEMICALS N.V. ALBACHEM Srl Member of Groupe Sica-Atlantique Berkenlaan 21 Via Timavo 200 Rue du Dahomey 2980 HALLE-ZOERSEL (ANTWERP) 16043 SESTO SAN GIOVANNI (MI) P.O. Box 2074 BELGIUM ITALY 17010 LA ROCHELLE CEDEX 01 T: 32.3/4642532 T: 39.02/2441639 FRANCE F: 32.3/4642537 F: 39.02/2423773 T: 33.5/46347575 Luc BONAMI Daniele MAESTRELLI F: 33.5/46347879 Kevin EDELIN ANTWERP GAS TERMINAL N.V. ALBERTA GOVERNMENT Haven 1183 Commerce Place, 5th Floor ALLNEX BELGIUM S.A./N.V. Land van Waaslaan 3 10155-102 Street Square Marie Curie 11 9130 KALLO EDMONTON-ALBERTA T5J 4L6 1070 BRUSSELS BELGIUM CANADA BELGIUM T: 32.3/5709250 T: 1.780/4158807 T: 32.2/5604511 F: 32.3/5709279 F: 1.780/4222091 F: 32.2/5604521 Michel RUTTENS Christina KEHRIG Michiel AVONTUUR AOC LLC ALBERTA’S INDUSTRIAL HEARTLAND ALTANA AG 955 Highway 57 East ASSOCIATION Abelstrasse 43 COLLIERVILLE TN 38017 9940 99 Avenue, Suite 300 46483 WESEL USA FORT SASKATCHEWAN, AB T8L 4G8 GERMANY T: 1.901/8542800 CANADA T: 49.281/670-8 F: 1.901/8547277 T: 1.780/9987453 F: 49.281/67010999 Dennis ATCHISON F: 1.780/9987543 Dr. Norbert FLÜGGEN Neil SHELLY APEX ENERGY, LLC ALUJAIN CORPORATION 655 Deep Valley Drive ALFRED TALKE GmbH & Co. KG Future Business Center, 2nd Floor Suite 310 LOGISTIC SERVICES Al-Amanah Street, Al-Ruwais Dist. ROLLING HILLS ESTATES CA 90274 Max-Planck-Strasse 20 P.O. Box 50575 USA 50354 HÜRTH JEDDAH 21533 T: 1.310/3775579 GERMANY SAUDI ARABIA F: 1.310/3776961 T: 49.2233/5990 T: 966.12/6529919 Michael LEE F: 49.2233/599160 F: 966.12/6529949 Armin TALKE Marwan NUSAIR AQ N.V. Moerstraat 3 ALISAN LOGISTICS A.S. AMEC FOSTER WHEELER Haven 550 – Warehouse 10a Değirmenyolu Cad. No:28 Shinfield Park 2040 ANTWERPEN Asia Ofis Park A2, Blok Kat:1 READING BELGIUM 34752 Atasehir ISTANBUL BERKSHIRE RG6 1PS T: 32.3/6854176 TURKEY UNITED KINGDOM F: 32.3/6854168 T: 90.216/4691515 T: 44.118/9131234 Alain DEVROYE F: 90.216/4691514 F: N/A Jan B. DEVRIM Andy ALLEN
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AQUACHEMIE DMCC AROKON AG ASTRATA EUROPE B.V. 302, Reef Tower, Cluster ‘O’, Jumeirah Lake Towers Bahnofststrasse 10 Laan van Diepenvoorde 17 DUBAI 211586 6300 ZUG 5582 LA WAALRE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES SWITZERLAND THE NETHERLANDS T: 971.443/23950 T: 41 41/7123238 T: 31.40/234 8484 F: 971.443/23680 F: 41.41/7123239 F: 31.40/2348585 Anand Kumar VARADHARAJULU Eckhard KRUMM Mark WARNER
ARCADIS NEDERLAND B.V. AROLA, ADUANAS Y CONSIGNACIONES S.L. ATLANTA QUIMICA, S.A. DE C.V. ‘t Rietveld 59 A C/Santiyan 2-1 Llanura 155 7321 CT APELDOORN 43004 TARRAGONA Colonia Jardines del Pedregal de San Angel THE NETHERLANDS SPAIN MEXICO, D.F. 04500 T: 31.55/5815955 T: 34.977/242814 MEXICO F: N/A F: 34.977/236120 T: 52.55/56525910 Wim PLAISIER Josep PEGO F: 52.55/55681410 Ulises SILVA ARCHROMA ARPADIS BENELUX N.V. Spice Indústria Química Ltda. Hertogenpark ATLANTIC METHANOL CO. Av. das Nações Unidas,18001, 7º andar Desguinlei 88A AMPCO SÃO PAULO SP CEP 04795-900 2018 ANTWERP 12600 Northborough Drive BRAZIL BELGIUM Suite 150 T: 55.11/56837706 T: 32.3/2069370 HOUSTON TX 77060 F: N/A F: 32.3/2337207 USA Miguel DE BELLIS Laurent ABERGEL T: 1.281/8728324 F: 1.281/8721084 ARG mbH & Co. KG ARTLANT PTA, S.A. Edson JONES Philosophenweg 31-33 Zona Industrial e Logistica de Sines 47051 DUISBURG Zona 2 - Lote 2E1 ATTILIO CARMAGNANI SpA GERMANY Monte Feio AC T: 49.203/318640 7520-064 SINES Via Dei Reggio 2 F: 49.203/3186479 PORTUGAL 16155 GENOA PEGLI Harald VOGEL T: 351.269/189000 ITALY F: 351.269/189099 T: 39.010/6006211 ARGON KIMYA SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. Marco VANTAGGIATO F: 39.010/6006230 TEM Otoyolu Üzeri Giorgio BONETTI Tekstilkent Koza Plaza ASAHI KASEI CHEMICALS CORPORATION B Blok,Kat:25,No:93/94 1-105, Kanda Jinbocho, Chiyoda-ku AUSSACHEM SpA 34235 ISTANBUL TOKYO 101-8101 Via Torriccelli 1 TURKEY JAPAN 33058 SAN GIORGIO DI NOGARO (TV) T: 90.212/4385757 T: 81.3/32963292 ITALY F: 90.212/4384703 F: 81.3/32963461 T: 39.0431/621493 Cem MARGUNATO Motomichi KISHINO F: 39.0431/666459 Davide SALVADORI ARGUS DEWITT ASCEND PERFORMANCE MATERIALS 175 St. John Street, 600 Travis Street, Suite 300 AVESTRA CHEMICAL (SUISSE) S.A. LONDON EC1V 4LW HOUSTON TX 77002 Route de Crassier 7 UNITED KINGDOM USA 1262 EYSINS T: 44.20/77804200 T: 1.713/3155700 SWITZERLAND F: 44.870/8684787 F: N/A T: +41 22 5332150 Dr. Joe DUFFY Dr. Thomas VERGHESE F: +41 21 5661635 Adam POPOV ARIZONA CHEMICAL ASHLAND INDUSTRIES EUROPE GmbH Transistorstraat 16 Eurohaus, Rheinweg 11 AXIALL CORPORATION 1322 CE ALMERE 8200 SCHAFFHAUSEN 1000 Abernathy Road, Suite 1200 THE NETHERLANDS SWITZERLAND ATLANTA GA 30328 T: 31.36/5462 800 T: 41.525/605500 USA F: 31.36/5462811 F: 41.525/605599 T: 1.412/4904561 Suzanne PESGENS Chris WELLS F: 1.412/4904620 Robert SNYDER ARKEM KIMYA SAN. VE TIC. A.S. ASMARINE ASSOCIES SAS Valide Sultan Cad. N° 10 40 Avenue Hoche 34473 Bahcekoy, Sariye ISTANBUL 75008 PARIS TURKEY FRANCE T: 90.212/3664100 T: 33.1/49539373 F: 90.212/2263477 F: 33.1/49539372 Levend KOKULUDAG Pascal FIÉVÉ
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AZELIS BDV BEHRENS GmbH BIOLANIC SP. Z O.O. Posthofbrug 12 Box 6 Sophienterrasse 21 Kamienskiego 47 2600 BERCHEM 20149 HAMBURG 30644 CRACOW BELGIUM GERMANY POLAND T: 32.3/6130124 T: 49.40/323185-0 T: 48.12/3508080 F: 32.3/6130121 F: 49.40/323185-25 F: 48.123508801 Laurent NATAF Christoph MARQUARDT Andrey KUIMOV
BALCHEM CORPORATION BELGIUM MARKETING SERVICES N.V. BLT CHEMBULK GROUP EUROPE A/S 52 Sunrise Park Road BMS Parallelvej 14 NEW HAMPTON NY 10958 Britselei 23 box 201 2800 LYNGBY USA 2000 ANTWERP DENMARK T: 1.845/3265600 BELGIUM T: 45.45/267920 F: 1.845/3265702 T: 32.3/2060600 F: N/A John BEDELL F: 32.3/2341967 Henrik KOCH Jossi LANDESMAN BALTIC TANK OY BOND INTERNATIONAL LTD. Huolintakatu 5 BERGE MARITIMA S.L. 88 St. James’s Street FI-20200 TURKU Alcalá nº 65 LONDON SWIA 1 PL FINLAND 28014 MADRID UNITED KINGDOM T: 358.207/119700 SPAIN T: 44.207/9252193 F: 358.207/119719 T: 34.91/7014934 F: 44.207/9252195 Antti LAAKSONEN F: 34.91/7014930 David BOND Román MURILLO GIL BALTRANSA BORACHART TANKER CHARTERING Ctra. De Carrion, S/N BERGEN LOGISTICS AS SERVICES CO. LTD. Apartados de Correos 130 Vestre Solheia 6 Sahrayicedit Mah. Halk Sk. 13005 CIUDAD-REAL 5251 SOEREIDGREND Golden Plaza A Blok N° 27 KAT 10 SPAIN NORWAY 34734 Kozyatagi ISTANBUL T: 34.926/220850 T: 47.55/132957 TURKEY F: 34.926/227975 F: 47.55/132957 T: 90.216/3850404 José Luis RUIZ HERAS Frank MÜLLER F: 90.216/3850838 Timucin OMEROGLU BARRY ROGLIANO SALLES BERGEN TANKER BROKERS A/S 11 Boulevard Jean Mermoz Strandgaten 197 BOTLEK TANK TERMINAL B.V. 92522 NEUILLY SUR SEINE CEDEX P.O. Box 1853 Nordnes BTT FRANCE 5817 BERGEN Montreal Weg 151 T: 33.1/41921234 NORWAY Haven 4260 F: 33.1/41921490 T: 47.55/306760 3197 KH ROTTERDAM Rémy CHAZELLE F: 47.55/234057 THE NETHERLANDS Arne NORDANGER T: 31.10/2310333 BAY LOGISTIK GmbH & Co.KG F: 31.10/2310390 Schüttelgrabenring 3 BERTSCHI AG Charles SMISSAERT 71332 WAIBLINGEN Internationale Transporte GERMANY Hutmattstrasse 22 BOWDEN CHEMICALS LTD. T: 49.7151/500210 5724 DÜRRENÄSCH 6b Lloyd Street F: 49.7151/5002119 SWITZERLAND ALTRINCHAM Michael SCHAAF T: 41.62/7676700 CHESHIRE WA4 2DE F: 41.62/7676800 UNITED KINGDOM BAYEGAN A.S. Dr. Hans-Jörg BERTSCHI T: 44.161/9286300 Bayar Caddesi Sitma Pinar Sok. No:3 Kat:5 F: 44.161/9288300 34742 Kozyatagi ISTANBUL BIESTERFELD AG Jeffrey S. GOULD TURKEY Ferdinandstrasse 41 T: 90.216/4100000 20095 HAMBURG BRAEMAR ACM SHIPBROKING F: 90.216/3738519 GERMANY 35 Cosway Street Ruya BAYEGAN T: 49.40/32008/0 LONDON NW1 5BT F: 49.40/32008/340 UNITED KINGDOM BDP INTERNATIONAL N.V. Birger KUCK T: 444.207/5352600 Braderijstraat 11 F: 44.207/5352646 2000 ANTWERP BINA GROUP LTD. Stephen WILSON BELGIUM 4/bld.1 Lieninskiy Prospect T: 32.3/2345711 MOSCOW 119049 F: 32.3/2323120 RUSSIA Luc WELLENS T: 7.495/225.54.11 F: 7.495/225.75.49 Olga KUDRINA
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BRAID LOGISTICS BULKHAUL LTD. CAMELOT MANAGEMENT Maritime House Brignell Road CONSULTANTS AG 143 Woodville Street Riverside Park Industrial Estate Theodor Heuss Anlage 12 G51 2RQ GLASGOW MIDDLESBROUGH 68165 MANNHEIM SCOTLAND CLEVELAND TS2 1PS GERMANY T: 44.141/4452525 UNITED KINGDOM T: 49.621/862980 F: 44.141/3042961 T: 44.1642/230423 F: 49.621/86298250 Andrew WATSON F: 44.1642/231608 Dr. Sven MANDEWIRTH Graham TRENHOLM BRENNTAG AG CAMPI Y JOVE S.A. Stinnes-Platz 1 C. STEINWEG HANDELSVEEM B.V. Venezuela 103 45472 MULHEIM/RUHR Parmentierplein 1 08019 BARCELONA GERMANY 3088 GN ROTTERDAM SPAIN T: 49.208/78280 THE NETHERLANDS T: 34.93/4766666 F: 49.208/7828698 T: 31.10/4879555 F: 34.93/2073707 Steven HOLLAND F: 31.10/4879200 Ramón JOVE PONS Jos MÜLLER BROEDR. SUNDE A/S CAPRO CORPORATION Karenlyst Allé 2 C.H. ROBINSON EUROPE B.V. Baeksang Building 0278 OSLO Parnassusweg 821 197-28 Gwanhoon-Dong NORWAY 1082 LZ AMSTERDAM Jongno-Gu T: 47.22/129350 THE NETHERLANDS SEOUL 110-718 F: 47.22/129365 T: 31.20/3010500 SOUTH KOREA Bertil SUNDE F: 31.203/010599 T: 82.2/3991200 Benjamin LEBREUT F: 82.2/7325143 BROEKMAN LOGISTICS Sang Kyu LEE Waalhaven Zuidzijde 21 C4U TRADE 3089 JH ROTTERDAM Interleuvenlaan 62 CARBOFLEX PRODUTOS E SERVICOS THE NETHERLANDS 3001 LEUVEN ESPECIAIS LTDA T: 31.10/4873911 BELGIUM 3244,Antônio Carlos Magalhães Avenue F: 31.10/4290953 T: 32.16/394700 14th Floor, Pituba Jacques KLEINKRAMER F: 32.16/394701 SALVADOR - BAHIA 41.800-700 Bernard BEKAERT BRAZIL BRUHN SPEDITION GmbH T: 55.71/30328903 Karlstrasse 14 CABOT SWITZERLAND GmbH F: 55.71/30328951 23554 LÜBECK Mühlentalstrasse 36/38 Sérgio MOREIRA BELGIUM 8200 SCHAFFHAUSEN T: 49.451/4804-0 SWITZERLAND CARGO CARRIERS Srl F: 49.451/4804-910 T: 41.52/6303838 Via Triboniano 103 Gert LAURIJSSENS F: 41.52/6303810 20156 MILAN Dr. Martin LUGGEN ITALY BRYCE COMPANY HOLDING INC. T: 39.02/3085330 Rue de la Fontaine 15 CAG KIMYA SAN. VE TIC LTD. STI F: 39.02/3085549 1204 GENEVA Gumusyolu Cad Ivano VOLPE SWITZERLAND Rasimaga Sok. No:11 Villa:1 T: 41.22/3186990 Nakkastepe-Uskudar CASOS SHIPPING APS F: 41.22/3186999 34676 ISTANBUL Havnegade 39 Pavel BOGDANOVITCH TURKEY 1058 K COPENHAGEN T: 90.21/65931240 DENMARK BÜFA GmbH & Co. KG F: 90.21/65931259 T: 45.33/436393 Stubbenweg 40 Omer CAGATAY F: 45.33/436332 26125 OLDENBURG Simon TOFT GERMANY CALDIC CHEMIE B.V. T: 49.441/9317-0 Westerlaan 1 CASSILON LIMITED F: 49.441/9317-183 3016 CK ROTTERDAM The Dhoon, Quintons Road Tim WENZEL THE NETHERLANDS East Bergholt T: 31.10/4136420 COLCHESTER CO7 6RB BULK DISTRIBUTOR F: 31.10/4047458 UNITED KINGDOM Caledonian House, Tatton Street Olav VAN CALDENBORGH T: 44.1206/299002 KNUTSFORD F: 44.1206/299337 CHESHIRE WA16 6AG CALUMET PENRECO Susan CASSELLS UNITED KINGDOM 300 Cadden Springs T: 44.1565/626760 EL DORADO AR 71730 F: N/A USA Jonathan HIBBERT T: 1.870/8648558 F: 1.870/8649614 Joe TURBEVILLE 69 EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
CB&I CETPRO LIMITED CHEMIGAS SpA 2103 Research Forest Drive 1st Floor - Temple Hall Via Pammatone 2 THE WOODLANDS TX 77380 Temple Road 16121 GENOA USA BLACKROCK CO. DUBLIN ITALY T: 1.832/5131000 IRELAND T: 39.010/5467091 F: 1.832/5131591 T: N/A F: 39.010/5467050 Helion SARDINA F: 353.1/2017594 Giorgio PICCININO Hector FABIANO CEDAR EUROPE LIMITED CHEMIUM C E L CHANG CHUN PLASTICS CO. LTD. INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION Suite 801, Reef Tower 301 Songkiang Road, 7th Floor 1455 West Loop South, Suite 550 Jumeriah Lakes Towers TAIPEI 10477 HOUSTON, TX 77027 P.O. Box 62201 TAIWAN, R.O.C. USA DUBAI T: 886.2/2500800 T: 1.713/6227766 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES F: 886.2/25018018 F: 1.713/6220331 T: 349.15759850 Steven WU Thomas C. HOLZMANN F: N/A Cyrus SALESSE CHEM EDGE INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD. CHEMOIL LOGISTICS AG 602 Xtrium, Chakala Güterstrasse 97 CEDAR PETROCHEMICALS INC. Andheri Kurla Road Postfach 330 Madison Avenue, Andheri East 4053 BASLE 9th Floor MUMBAI 400093 SWITZERLAND NEW YORK NY 10017 INDIA T: 41.61/2266060 USA T: 91.22/67507777 F: 41.61/2266030 T: 1.212/2884320 F: 91.22/67507788 Claus RÜTTEN F: 1.212/8791129 Ashish TAWAKLEY Salim HARFOUCHE CHEMOVIL LTD. CHEM POLAND SP. ZO.O. 1 Katzenstein St CELLMARK AB Nowogrodzka 50/413 HAIFA 31000 Lilla Bommen 3C 00-695 WARSAW ISRAEL 40439 GOTHENBURG POLAND T: 972.4/8471111 SWEDEN T: 48.22/2581807 F: 972.4/8471413 T: 46.31/100300 F: 48.22/1197368 Yael FELLER F: 46.31/136421 Cezary MIELCZAREK Ersin ALKAN CHEMOXY INTERNATIONAL LTD. CHEMGAS SHIPPING B.V. All Saints Refinery CENTICHEM B.V. Gedempte Zalmhaven 4G Cargo Fleet Road Kortland Building 3011 BT ROTTERDAM MIDDLESBROUGH TS3 6AF Nieuwe Tiendweg 11A THE NETHERLANDS UNITED KINGDOM 2922 EN KRIMPEN AAN DEN IJSSEL T: 31.10/2412222 T: 44.1642/248555 THE NETHERLANDS F: 31.10/2412272 F: 44.1642/244340 T: 31.180/551313 Dr. Gunther JAEGERS Ian STARK F: 31.180/551323 Heidi BERKEL CHEMICAL EXPRESS Srl CHEMPETROL OVERSEAS LTD. Via Luigi Volpicella 194 LUGANO BRANCH CENTRAL ENERGY AG 80147 NAPLES Via Balestra 22/ B Bergliweg 15 ITALY 6900 LUGANO 6300 ZUG T: 39.081/2439711 SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND F: 39.081/5726482 T: 41.91/9211480 T: 41.41/7290140 Francesco MATTOZZI F: 41.91/9211484 F: 41.41/7290145 Secondo TRIBOLDI Urs FANKHAUSER CHEMICO JSC Leninskiy Prospekt 4 str. CHEMTURA EUROPE GmbH CENTROTRADE CHEMICALS AG Building1A Bahnhofplatz 65 P.O. Box 36 MOSCOW 119049 8500 FRAUENFELD Poststrasse 14 RUSSIA SWITZERLAND 6301 ZUG T: 7.495/2152013 T: 41.52/7234400 SWITZERLAND F: 7.495/2152013 F: 41.52/7234499 T: 41.41/7106644 Dmitriy LOTOV Dr. Ulrich STEWEN F: 41.41/7111080 Scott NICOL
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CHIMEDIMARE Srl CON.A.P. S.C.R.L. CORRAL N.V. Via Fieschi 1 Viale Umbria 1/3 Blauwe weg 5 16121 GENOA 29017 FIORENZUOLA D’ARDA (PIACENZA) 2030 ANTWERP ITALY ITALY BELGIUM T: 39.010/531151 T: 39.0523/241890 T: 32.3/5414060 F: 39.010/591435 F: 39.0523/981212 F: 32.3/5415852 Virgilio POMPEI Vania DORDONI Patrick KAVELAARS
CHIMITEX SpA CONTAINERSHIPS LTD. OY CORY BROTHERS SHIPPING LTD. Via Vespucci 8 Mannerheimintie 15a Claremont Buildings, 21054 FAGNANO OLONA (VA) 00260 HELSINKI Old Clatterbridge Road ITALY FINLAND LIVERPOOL CH63 4JB T: 39.0331/613911 T: 358.207/441441 UNITED KINGDOM F: 39.0331/610866 F: 358.9/407107 T: 44.151/3340530 Giuseppe LATTUADA Jolanda PICAVET F: N/A Kevin GORMAN CHIMITRADE SpA CONTANK S.A. Piazza Duca D’Aosta 12 Travesera de Can Estapé 5-7 CPH CHEMICALS B.V. 20124 MILAN Poligono Industrial Can Estapé Amsterdamseweg 204 A ITALY 8755 CASTELLBISBAL (BARCELONA) 1182 HL AMSTELVEEN T: 39.02/66985993 SPAIN THE NETHERLANDS F: 39.02/66984066 T: 34.93/7089600 T: 31.20/4260900 Flavio BASSO F: 34.93/7089601 F: 31.20/4260901 Israel LAGO XIMÉNEZ Aboed SHABI CIM CHEMICALS AG Untermüli 11 CONTIMPEX S.A. CREDIT SUISSE AG 6300 ZUG Place des Eaux Vives 6 Paradeplatz 8 SWITZERLAND 1207 GENEVA 8070 ZURICH T: 41.41/7689170 SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND F: 41.41/7689179 T: 41.22/7360000 T: 41.44/3334086 Rolf HOMBERG F: 41.22/7360708 F: 41.44/3335280 Nisso BARUH Hilarius BAGDASARIANZ CINCOTTA SHIPPING AGENCY Srl Via Sa Perdixedda 18/B CONTINENTALE AG CREON ENERGY 09123 CAGLIARI Industriestrasse 49 Universitetsky Prospect, 9 ITALY 6300 ZUG MOSCOW 119296 T: 39.070/60501 SWITZERLAND RUSSIA F: 39.070/6050224 T: 41.41/72725111 T: 7.495/7974907 Dr. Cinzia CINCOTTA F: 41.41/72725110 F: 7.495/9380008 Michael BRESCHENDORF Nika ASATIANI CLARIANT INTERNATIONAL LTD. Group Procurement Services COPHASPEC TRADING AG CRESSCO AG Rothausstrasse 61 Dufourstrasse 121 Ruessenstr. 12 4132 MUTTENZ 9000 ST. GALLEN 6340 BAAR SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND T: 41.61/4695111 T: 41.71/2779064 T: 41.44/5087343 F: N/A F: 41.71/2779065 F: 41.44/7326655 Norbert MERKLEIN Svetlana JOHNSON Serguei TIKHONOV
CLX LOGISTICS LLC CORAL AE CROPENERGIES AG 1777 West Sentey Parkway West, 12A Irodou Attikou Maximilianstr. 10 Suite 300 15124 MAROUSSI - ATHENS 68165 MANNHEIM BLUE BELL, PA 19422 GREECE GERMANY USA T: 30.210/9476000 T: 49.621/714190-00 T: 1.215/4613800 F: 30.210/9400742 F: 49.621/714190-02 F: 1.215/6541571 Jordan HATZISARIS Dr. Marten KEIL Edward HILDEBRANDT CORNERSTONE CHEMICAL COMPANY CRYSTAL POOL LTD. COMPAGNIE FLUVIALE DE TRANSPORT 10800 River Road Mechelininkatu 1 a CFT WAGGAMAN 70094 LA 00180 HELSINKI 11 rue du Pont V - 7012X USA FINLAND 76080 LE HAVRE CEDEX T: 1.504/4319511 T: 358.20/4865010 FRANCE F: 1.504/4316354 F: 358.20/4865011 T: 33.2/35535005 Greg ZOGLIO Elisa MIKKOLAINEN F: 33.2/35240052 Benoist GROSJEAN
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DAELIM CORPORATION DAXIN PETROLEUM PTE LTD. DENSA TANKER LTD. 11F KCCI Bldg, 45-4ga Namdaemunro 65 Chulia Street Kosuyolu Cenap Sahabettin Sok N°42 Jung-gu 41-08 OCBC Centre Kadiko 34718 ISTANBUL SEOUL 100-743 SINGAPORE 049513 TURKEY SOUTH KOREA REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE T: 90.216/3274437 T: 82.2/3708 T: 65.6535/9933 F: 90.216/4285157 F: N/A F: 65.6535/6969 Sinasi ONUR Ally PYO Ngiam TEE-CHIANG DFDS A/S DAEWOO INTERNATIONAL CORP. DB SCHENKER BTT GmbH Sundkrogsgade 11 84-11, Namdaemunno 5(O)-Ga, Rheinstrasse 2a 2100 COPENHAGEN Jung-Gu, 55116 MAINZ DENMARK SEOUL 100-753 GERMANY T: 45.33/423342 SOUTH KOREA T: 49.6131/1573000 F: 45.33/42 3341 T: 82.2/7593753 F: 49.6131/1573099 Dick van HERWAARDEN F: 82.2/32107521 Patrick HORE Jeongtaek (JT) KIM DHAMPUR SUGAR MILLS LIMITED DE POLI TANKERS B.V. 241, Okhla Industrial Estate DAGA GLOBAL CHEMICALS PVT. LTD. Trondheim 20 Phase-III, 101, Mahek Plaza LE 2993 BARENDRECHT NEW DELHI 110020 Maharashtra Nagar Road THE NETHERLANDS INDIA off L.T. Road, Borivali (West) T: 31.180/655830 T: 91.11/30659400 MUMBAI 400 092 F: 31.180/655839 F: 91.11/26395697 INDIA Rob DE ZEEUW Mukul SHARMA T: 91.22/28920909 F: 91.22/28911013 DE RIJKE GROUP DHL FREIGHT GmbH Satyen DAGA Malledijk 7 Godesberger Allee 102-104 3208 LA SPIJKENISSE 53175 BONN DAICEL (EUROPA) GmbH THE NETHERLANDS GERMANY Mergenthalerallee 77 T: 31.181/654200 T: 49.228/377880 65760 ESCHBORN F: 31.181/654397 F: 49.228/37788599 GERMANY Kees (C.L.) DE RIJKE Tomas LUTZ T: 49.6196/969590 F: 49.6196/9695920 DELAMINE B.V. DISTRICONSULT GmbH Ken BANDO P.O. Box 473 Säntisstrasse 69 c 3800 AL AMERSFOORT 8820 WÄDENSWIL DAIREN CHEMICAL CORPORATION THE NETHERLANDS SWITZERLAND 301 Songkiang Road, 9th Floor T: 31.33/4676895 T: 41.44/6801431 TAPEI 10483 F: 31.33/4676891 F: 41.44/6801432 TAIWAN, R.O.C. Gert van der KNAAP Dipl.-Ing. Guenther EBERHARD T: 886.2/77431500 F: 886.2/25099619 DELOITTE CONSULTING CVBA DP WORLD Fu-Shen LIN Berkenlaan 8 C P.O. Box 17000 1831 DIEGEM DUBAI 17000 DALIAN CHANGXING ISLAND BELGIUM UNITED ARAB EMIRATES INDUSTRIAL ZONE T: 32.2/7495600 T: 971.4/8040705 DCI F: 32.2/7495670 F: 971.4/8876470 Room 1103 Administration Building Stefan VAN THIENEN Raveen GULIANI of Dalian Changxing Industrial Zone DALIAN LIAONING PROVINCE 116317 DELTECH EUROPE LTD. DSM ACRYLONITRILE B.V. CHINA Piperell Way ACN T: 86.411/85280054 HAVERHILL Poststraat 1 F: 86.411/85281155 SUFFOLK CB9 8PH 6135 KR SITTARD Zhenyu CHI UNITED KINGDOM THE NETHERLANDS T: 44.1440/716700 T: 31.46/4773861 DAMCO INTERNATIONAL B.V. F: 44.1440/708428 F: N/A Turfmarkt 107 Andrew COOPER Pieter BOON 2511DP THE HAGUE THE NETHERLANDS DEN HARTOGH LOGISTICS B.V. DSV ROAD GmbH T: 31.70/3023800 Willingestraat 6 Hans-Martin-Schleyer-Str. 18a Haus 5 F: N/A 3087 AN ROTTERDAM 47877 WILLICH Anthony ELWINE THE NETHERLANDS GERMANY T: 31.88/1620000 T: 49.2154/9544-0 F: 31.88/1620111 F: 49.2154/9544-209 Jacco VAN HOLTEN Markus WALKE
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DUNKERQUE PROMOTION ECOLAB EUROPE GmbH EMSA TECNOLOGIA QUIMICA S.A.U. Bâtiment Le Remorquage Richtistrasse 7 Av. Diagonal 662-664, 2508 route de l’écluse Trystram 8304 WALLISELLEN Planta 2ª Modulo B 59140 DUNKIRK SWITZERLAND 08034 BARCELONA FRANCE T: 41.44/8772000 SPAIN T: 33.3/282526442 F: 41.44/877 2050 T: 34.934/701196 F: 33.3/28226441 David JOHNSON F: 34.933/718428 Frank HELIAS Jorge GRIMA EL MOHANDES CO. FOR TRADING & EAST WEST COPOLYMER, LLC MANUFACTURING MODERN CHEMICALS ENVIROCHEM KFT 5955 Scenic Highway Cairo-Alex desert road Üdülő u. 1 BATON ROUGE LA. 70805-2044 Km. 15 Janaklis Entrance 1021 BUDAPEST USA Abou el Matamir HUNGARY T: 1.225/2673400 BEHIRA T: 36.1/394-0051 F: N/A EGYPT F: 36.1/3940049 Gregory N. NELSON T: 20.45/9515912 Gàbor EGRI F: 20.45/2430135 EASTMAN CHEMICAL B.V. Eng. Mohamed Mahmoud Kasem ABOUELKHIER EOC EINKAUF AG Fascinatio Boulevard 602-614 Alte Steinhauserstrasse 33 2909 VA CAPELLE AAN DEN IJSSEL ELEKEIROZ S.A. 6330 CHAM THE NETHERLANDS Rua Dr. Edgardo Azevedo Soares 392 SWITZERLAND T: 31.10/2402111 Várzea Paulista T: 41.41/7482121 F: 31.10/2402100 SÃO PAULO 13224-030 F: 41.41/7482122 Uwe KRAEKER BRAZIL Cécile MÜLLER T: 55.11/45968889 EASTPORT MARITIME B.V. F: 55.11/45968977 EQUATE PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY Bohrweg 5 Carlos CALVO P.O. Box 4733 3208 KP SPIJKENISSE SAFAT 13048 THE NETHERLANDS ELEMENTIS SPECIALTIES KUWAIT T: 31.181/679977 NETHERLANDS B.V. T: 965.189/8888 F: 31.181/622464 Langestraat 167 F: 965.2576/5859 Yuri BOOMERT 7491 AE DELDEN Eliezer MALDONADO THE NETHERLANDS E-B-TRANS T: 31.74/3775380 EQUILEX B.V. 108 Rue Réaumur F: N/A Jan van Galenstraat 54 75002 PARIS Marco HESSELINK 3115 JG SCHIEDAM FRANCE THE NETHERLANDS T: 33.1/42610789 ELITE PALOUME FORWARDERS N.V. T: 31.10/3403090 F: 33.1/42610822 Viaduct-Dam 106 F: 31.10/3403099 Blaise DURAND 2060 ANTWERP Patrick ELIE BELGIUM ECEM T: 32.3/5415132 ERMEWA HOLDING S.A. EUROPEAN CHEMICAL MARKETING B.V. F: 32.3/5412014 172 Rue de la République Hogehilweg 18 Hubert VAN HOUWAERT 92817 PUTEAUX CEDEX 1101 CD AMSTERDAM ZO FRANCE THE NETHERLANDS EMERALD KALAMA CHEMICAL B.V. T: 33.1/49072600 T: 31.20/3128200 Mijnweg 1 F: 33.1/49072535 F: 31.20/3128210 6167 AC GELEEN Olivier GHESQUIERE Barend BARENDSE THE NETHERLANDS T: 31.88/8880500 ERSHIP S.A. ECEPLAST Srl F: 31.88/8880520 Avinguda de les Drassanes 6-8, 6th Floor Via della Repubblica Italiana110 Bill CASTLEBERRY 08001 BARCELONA 70032 BITONTO (BA) SPAIN ITALY EMERY OLEOCHEMICALS GmbH T: 34.93/4437510 T: 39.0881/978080 Henkel Strasse 67 F: 34.93/4414561 F: 39.0881/979100 40589 DÜSSELDORF Ricardo HERNANDEZ Dr. Nicola ALTOBELLI GERMANY T: 49.211/56112000 ESSBERGER TANKERS ECO N.V. F: N/A Palmaille 45 (EUROPEAN COORDINATION ORGANISATION) Heike BRÖKER 22767 HAMBURG Lammekensraamveld 6 / 52-54 GERMANY 2000 ANTWERP T: 49.40/38016597 BELGIUM F: 49.40/38016536 T: 32.3/2933176 Henrik ALTHOFF F: 32.3/2933180 Yves DERRIEN
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ETHIMEX LTD. FEDERTRASPORTI SpA FLINT HILLS RESOURCES Studio 2 Via G. di Vittorio 21/B1 4111 East 37th Street North 58 Waldo Road 40013 CASTEL MAGGIORE (BO) WICHITA KS 67220 LONDON NW10 6AF ITALY USA UNITED KINGDOM T: 39.377/809012 T: 1.316/8285500 T: 44.208/9682104 F: 39.377/809092 F: 1.316/8288088 F: 44.208/9681977 Vincenzo LOMBARDI Brian KAISER Charles EDGE FINBETA SpA FORTREC CHEMICALS EURO NORDIC LOGISTICS B.V. Via Nazionale Piemonte 4 & PETROLEUM PTE LTD. Klompenmakerstraat 3-5 17100 SAVONA 391 Orchard Road 2984 BB RIDDERKERK ITALY # 23-01 Ngee Ann City Tower A THE NETHERLANDS T: 39.019/833111 SINGAPORE 238873 T: 31.180/441127 F: 39.019/823703 REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE F: 31.180/441100 Luca BERTANI T: 65.6734/2829 André SCHRAVESANDE F: 65.6734/2306 FINE ORGANIC INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. Ajay BHATTACHARYA EUROCHEM TRADING GmbH Fine House, Anandji Street Alpenstrasse 9 MG Road GAC SHIPPING U.K. LTD. 6300 ZUG Ghatkopar East OBC House, Sabatier Close SWITZERLAND MUMBAI 400077 THORNABY T: 41.41/7277600 INDIA STOCKTON TS176EW F: 41.41/7277606 T: 91.22/21025000 UNITED KINGDOM Oleg PUSHNOV F: 91.22/21026666/8899 T: 44.1642/637500 Mukesh SHAH F: 44.1642/637501 EUROSERVICES N.V. Duncan HESELTINE Leopold II - Dam, Kaai 102 FINOLEX INDUSTRIES LTD. 8380 ZEEBRUGGE D-1/10, MIDC Chinchwad GADIV PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD. BELGIUM MIDC Hinjewadi P.O. Box 32 T: 32.50/552888 PUNE 411019 HAIFA 31000 F: 32.50/333912 INDIA ISRAEL Stefaan HOPPE T: 91.20/27408200 T: 972.4/8788020 F: 91.20/27474444 F: 972.4/8788018 EUROWASTE N.V. Saurabh DHANORKAR Roy SELA Verviersstraat 2/3A 2000 ANTWERP FINSTERWALDER TRANSPORT GADOT CHEMICAL TERMINALS (1985) LTD. BELGIUM & LOGISTIK GmbH 5 Hamelacha Street T: 32.3/2813363 Businesspark A96 Haogen building, 6th floor F: 32.3/2813460 86842 TÜRKHEIM P.O. Box 8751 Wilfried VERHAEGEN GERMANY NETANYA 4250540 T: 49.8245/96800 ISRAEL EURTEAM F: 49.8245/96804900 T: 972.9/8929500 Warrant House, 157 Regent Road Michael FINSTERWALDER F: 972.9/8353332 LIVERPOOL L5 9TF Itamar LEVY UNITED KINGDOM FIRESTONE POLYMERS LLC T: 44.151/9550600 381 W. Wilbeth Road GALATA CHEMICALS GmbH F: 44.151/9550760 AKRON OH 44301 Chemiestrasse 22 William PINNEY USA 68623 LAMPERTHEIM T: 1.330/3797797 GERMANY EVERSPRING CHEMICAL CO. LTD. F: 1.330/3797727 T: 49.6206/9570 4, 24th Road, Industrial Park Paul F. HUTH F: 49.6206/957640 TAICHUNG 40850 Joerg DUEBEL TAIWAN, R.O.C. FITOTRANS SAU T: 886.4/23592448 Acera de Recoletos 2 - 5ºB-F GALSTAFF MULTIRESINE SpA F: 886.4/23593163 47004 VALLADOLID Via Stazione 90 Marvin LAI SPAIN 21020 MORNAGO (VA) T: 34.3983/290165 ITALY F. POLL & CO. A. NUSSBAUMER F: 34.983/290114 T: 39.0331/901411 TRANSPORT GmbH José Luis CASADO F: 39.0331/903777 An der Westumfahrung 30 Paolo TANCINI 4810 GMUNDEN AUSTRIA T: 43.7612/640260 F: 43.7612/6402642 Mag. Hermann UMBRICH
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GANTRADE EUROPE LTD. GEFO GESELLSCHAFT FÜR GLOBAL TRADE INFORMATION Birch House, OELTRANSPORTE mbH SERVICES INC. Fairfield Avenue, Kurze Mühren 2 Avenue des Morgines 12 STAINES UPON THAMES 20095 HAMBURG 1213 GENEVA MIDDLESEX TW18 4AB GERMANY SWITZERLAND UNITED KINGDOM T: 49.40/301050 T: 41.22/8790450 T: 44.1279/755775 F: 49.40/30105214 F: 41.22/8790451 F: 44.1279/755782 Eberhard von GEORG Donald BRASHER Aaron PAREKH GELSENCHEM GROUP GLOBALVIEW GAPUMA (UK) LIMITED Bebelallee 1 3 Minster Court, Suite 1/6 Cumberland House 22299 HAMBURG Mincing Lane 80 Scrubs Lane GERMANY LONDON EC3R 7DD LONDON NW10 6RF T: 49.40/555933-0 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED KINGDOM F: 49.40/555933-14 T: 44.2074059400 T: 44.208/9692056 Thomas LÜLLEMANN F: 44.207/2207200 F: 44.208/9692067 Paul BHATT Jack BARDAKJIAN GENMAR RESOURCES LTD. C/O MAR ENERGY LTD. GLOBE MARINE GARANTIBANK INTERNATIONAL N.V. 70/71 New Bond Street - 2nd Floor 34 Avenue Hassan Seghir GBI LONDON W1S 1DE 20000 CASABLANCA Keizersgracht 569-575 UNITED KINGDOM MOROCCO 1017DR AMSTERDAM T: 44.207/4992700 T: 212.531/9962 THE NETHERLANDS F: 44.207/4992702 F: 212.522/318122 T: 31.20/5539700 Bernardo HARTOGS Rachid EL GUENNOUNI F: 31.20/6203451 Drs. Emre AYHAN GEO SPECIALTY CHEMICALS UK LTD. GLOBE MARINE SERVICES CO. Charleston Road P.O. Box 1814 GATX RAIL AUSTRIA GmbH HARDLEY, HYTHE DAMMAM 31441 Am Europlatz 2 SOUTHAMPTON HANTS SO45 3ZG SAUDI ARABIA Gebäude G UNITED KINGDOM T: 966.38/352222 1120 VIENNA T: 44.2380/894666 F: 966.38/351222 AUSTRIA F: 44.2380/243113 Hisham AL-ANSARI T: 43.1/8656685 – 8700 Colin WHITLOCK F: 43.1/8656685 – 91 GMS-CHEMIE HANDELSGESELLCHAFT mbH Johannes FRIESS GEODIS BM Mönckebergstrasse 13 Savoie Hexapole 20095 HAMBURG GCATRANS 73420 MERY GERMANY Zone Industrielle de Gournier FRANCE T: 49.40/3097390 B.P. 109 T: 33.4/79885400 F: 49.40/30973920 26216 MONTELIMAR CEDEX F: 33.4/79885410 Ulrich WILDT FRANCE Patrick BOURREAU T: 33.4/75004700 GREAT EASTERN PROVIDENCE LIMITED F: 33.4/75000324 GIEZENDANNER TRANSPORT AG Tradehub 21 Jérôme MINFRAY Juraweg 26 18 Boon Lay Way 4852 ROTHRIST Unit #04-143 GE SIMONS INTERNATIONAAL SWITZERLAND SINGAPORE 609966 TRANSPORT B.V. T: 41.62/7857070 REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Bukkumweg 20 F: 41.62/7857075 T: 65.67/957517 5081 CT HILVARENBEEK Benjamin GIEZENDANNER F: 65.67/957519 THE NETHERLANDS Yaosheng NEO T: 31.13/5053131 GLOBAL BIO-CHEM EUROPE GmbH F: 31.13/5052334 GBT EUROPE GmbH GREEN & BLACK MARINE LOGISTICS Frank SIMONS Sebastianusstr. 10 Zorlu Center 44146 NEUSS Terasevler TO D:36 GE WATER & PROCESS TECHNOLOGIES GERMANY Levazim Mah Interleuvenlaan 25 T: 49.21/311788386 34340 BESIKTAS ISTANBUL 3001 HEVERLEE F: 49.21/311788390 TURKEY BELGIUM Sergej LAZOVIC T: 90.212/2273344 T: 32.16/402000 F: 90.212/2274030 F: 32.16/400087 Mukremin ALTUNTAS Bart REEKMANS
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GREENCHEM INDUSTRIES LLC GUIDO BERNARDINI Srl HAESAERTS INTERMODAL N.V. 222 Clematis Street, Suite 207 Strada Maratta Bassa 51 Koningin Astridlaan 29 WEST PALM BEACH FL 33401 05100 TERNI 2870 BREENDONK USA ITALY BELGIUM T: 1.561/6592236 T: 39.0744/390303 T: 32.3/8867165 F: 1.561/659-2237 F: 39.0744/390332 F: 32.3/8867168 John LAGAE Umbro BERNARDINI Luc HAESAERTS
GROUP VAN LOON GULF BAYPORT CHEMICALS L.P. HANWHA CHEMICAL CORPORATION (ANTWERP TANK REPAIR) 7700 San Felipe, Suite 125 Hanwha Bldg. 18th Floor Haven 200 HOUSTON TX 77063 1 Janggyo-Dong, Jung-Gu Schomhoeveweg 9 USA SEOUL 100-797 2030 ANTWERP T: 1.713/7837081 SOUTH KOREA BELGIUM F: 1.713/7832479 T: 82.2/7292700 T: 32.3/5425025 John NOWLAN F: 82.2/7292999 F: 32.3/5414250 YoungLan (Rani) KIM Iwan DE BLOCK GWYNT Den Eikenhorst - Hal 13 HAPAG-LLOYD AG GROUPE SAMAT SA 5296 PZ ESCH (NB) Ballindamm 25 ZI de Seyssuel - 1654 THE NETHERLANDS 20095 HAMBURG 38216 VIENNE CEDEX T: 31.411/602200 GERMANY FRANCE F: 31.411/602836 T: 49.403001-0 T: 33.4/74788020 Joris VAN DEN HURK F: 49.40/330053 F: 33.4/74788025 Hans Albert SCHÄFER Florence DUPASQUIER H. CLARKSON & CO LTD. St. Magnus House, HARCO GROUP S.A./N.V. GRUBER GmbH & Co. KG 3 Lower Thames Street 390 Avenue Louise, Bte 12 Muldenstrasse 17-25 LONDON EC3R 6HE 1050 BRUSSELS 67069 LUDWIGSHAFEN UNITED KINGDOM BELGIUM GERMANY T: 44.207/3340000 T: 32.2/6732744 T: 49.621/660020 F: 44.207/8670369 F: 32.2/6726450 F: 49.621/6600239 Richard WHITTET Harry BABIKIAN Werner WEBER H. ESSERS EN ZONEN INTERNATIONAL HAROPA GRUPA AZOTY S.A. TRANSPORT N.V. GRAND PORT MARITIME DE ROUEN ul. Kwiatkowskiego 8 Transportlaan 4 34 Blvd. de Boisguilbert 33-101 TARNÓW 3600 GENK BP 4075 POLAND BELGIUM 76000 ROUEN Cedex 3 T: 48.14/6330781 T: 32.89/323232 FRANCE F: 48.14/6330718 F: 32.89/323233 T: 33.2/35529775 Marek KAPLUCHA Lieven SEVERIJNS F: N/A Gaëlle GICCQUEL GRUPO IDESA S.A. DE C.V. H. J. VAN BENTUM B.V. INT. TRANSPORT Bosque de Radiatas 34 Parallelweg 80 HAVILA OÜ Bosques de las Lomas 3931 MT WOUDENBERG Narva mnt 7- 454 MEXICO, D.F. 05120 THE NETHERLANDS 10117 TALLIN MEXICO T: 31.33/2868600 ESTONIA T: 52.55/27892202 F: 31.33/2861963 T: 372.6/109410 F: 52.55/27892350 Henk van BENTUM F: 372.6/109411 Guillermo GUTIERREZ SALDIVAR Igor LEPETUKHIN H.B. FULLER EUROPE GmbH GRUPO PETROTEMEX SA DE CV Stampfenbachstrasse 52 HAZARDOUS CARGO BULLETIN GPT 8006 ZURICH HCB PUBLISHING LTD. Ave Ricardo Margain 444 SWITZERLAND 39-41 New Oxford Street Equus Parque Corporativo T: 41.44/3157730 LONDON WC1A 1BN Torre Sur/ Piso 16 F: 41.44/3126631 UNITED KINGDOM Valle del Campestre Maria TÜRK T: 44.207/240 8332 SAN PEDRO GARZA GARCIA NL 66265 F: 44.20/78411001 MEXICO HAAG LOGISTIC GROUP Peter MACKAY T: 52.81/87481500 Traunreuter Strasse 32 F: N/A 84478 WALDKRAIBURG Carlos DIAZ BARRIGA GERMANY T: 49.8638/95230 F: 49.8638/952360 Andreas HAAG
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HAZEL MERCANTILE LTD. HUKTRA N.V. ICL A Groupe Veritas Enterprise Transportzone Fosfaatweg 48 701/712A, Embassy Centre Koggenstraat 12 1013 BM AMSTERDAM Nariman Point 8380 ZEEBRUGGE THE NETHERLANDS MUMBAI 400 021 BELGIUM T: 31.20/8005800 INDIA T: 32.50/559696 F: 31.20/8005805 T: 91.22/22824444 F: 32.50/545736 Rudi BORMS F: 91.22/22824440 Tim VAN POUCKE Nitin Kumar DIDWANIA IDEMITSU KOSAN CO. LTD. HUNAN CHEMICAL B.V. Elberfelder Strasse, 2 HAZGO Entrada 203 40213 DÜSSELDORF Brucargo - Building 733 1114 AA AMSTERDAM-DUIVENDRECHT GERMANY 1931 ZAVENTEM THE NETHERLANDS T: 49.211/177340 BELGIUM T: 31.20/4166638 F: 49.211/1773423 T: 32.2/2536900 F: 31.20/5241356 Toshimi TOKONAMI F: 32.2/7517200 Robin SUN Olivier KADJATA IHS CHEMICAL WEEK HUTTON CHEMICALS LTD. 133 Houndsditch HELM AG HCL House, Rectory Lane LONDON EC3A 7BX Nordkanalstrasse 28 GUISBOROUGH UNITED KINGDOM 20097 HAMBURG NORTH YORKSHIRE TS14 7DL T: 44.20/31593300 GERMANY UNITED KINGDOM F: 44.20/31593299 T: 49.40/23750 T: 44.1287/630199 Lyn TATTUM F: 49.40/23751845 F: 44.1287/630214 Norbert BAUM Ian ALEXANDER IHS GLOBAL GmbH Steinstrasse 27 HENAN HARVEST CHEMICAL CO. LTD. HYOSUNG CORPORATION 40210 DÜSSELDORF 24th Floor N° 1 Building, Fortune Plaza 235 Banpo-daero GERMANY 32 Jingsan Road Seochu SEOUL T: 49.211/9755 0700 ZHENGZHOU, HENAN 450008 SOUTH KOREA F: 49.211 /9755 0701 CHINA T: 82.2/7077000 Michael SMITH T: 86.371/65350228 F: N/A F: 86.371/65350689 Youngsuk WOO IHS GLOBAL S.A. George Zhanwei ZHANG Alfred Escher StrASSE 34 IBERICA TANKER CHARTERING S.L. 8002 ZURICH HICRI ERCILI DENIZ NAKLIYAT KIMYEVI C/. Lleo XIII, 4, 1st Floor SWITZERLAND MADDELER SAN - TIC. LTD. STI. 08022 BARCELONA T: 41.44 / 283 63 33 HICRI ERCILI SPAIN F: 41.44/2836330 600 Evler mah. Balikesir Asfalti Sag Taraf N° 72 T: 34.93/3960230 Dr. Stefan SCHLAG 1022 BANDIRMA F: 34.93/3960240 TURKEY Xavier MATHEU IMCD GROUP B.V. T: 90.266/7210670 Wilhelminaplein 32 F: 90.266/7210674 ICC CHEMICAL CORPORATION 3072 DE ROTTERDAM Ibrahim BARBAROS 460 Park Avenue, 7th Floor THE NETHERLANDS NEW YORK NY 10022 T: 31.10/2908684 HITACHI CONSULTING USA F: 31.10/2908680 Schiphol Boulevard 127 T: 1.212/5211700 Frank SCHNEIDER 1118 BG SCHIPHOL F: 1.212/5211970 THE NETHERLANDS Naveen CHANDRA INDORAMA PETROCHEM LTD. T: 31.20/7005530 75/93 Ocean Tower 2, 35th Floor, F: N/A ICIS Soi Sukhumit 19 Jeroen Van der MEER Quadrant House Kwang Klong-Toey Nua, The Quadrant Khet Wattana HOYER GmbH SUTTON BANGKOK 10110 Wendenstrasse 414-424 SURREY SM2 5AS THAILAND 20537 HAMBURG UNITED KINGDOM T: 66.2/666657-63 GERMANY T: 44.208/6523500 F: 66.2 661/6664-65 T: 49.40/210440 F: N/A Sanjeev SHARMA F: 49.40/21044246 Christopher FLOOK Thomas HOYER
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INDUKERN S.A. INSPECTORATE B.V. INTERNATIONAL ECHEM Parc Empresaria Masblau II A Bureau Veritas Company 51 St George’s Avenue c/ Alta Ribagorza 6-8 Petroleumweg 30 LONDON N7 0AJ 08820 EL PRAT DE LLOBREGAT (BCN) 3196 KD ROTTERDAM-VONDELINGENPLAAT UNITED KINGDOM SPAIN THE NETHERLANDS T: 44.20/77006100 T: 34.93/5069100 T: 31.10/4720422 F: 44.20/77006116 F: 34.93/5069199 F: 31.10/4723033 Paul HODGES Cesar VILLALBA Eric de LANGE INTERTANK NORDIC AB INDULOR A.G. INTEGRA PETROCHEMICALS PTE. LTD. Flygfältsgatan 16A Industriestrasse 49 2 Battery Road 423 37 TORSLANDA 6300 ZUG 22-01 Maybank Tower SWEDEN SWITZERLAND SINGAPORE 049907 T: 46.31/494853 T: 49.5462/74120 REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE F: N/A F: 49.5462/741276 T: 65.62/209895 Fredrik LILJA Thomas FENGLER F: 65.62/202908 Georgina FYFFE INTERTEK INFRASERV LOGISTICS GmbH Caleb Brett House Industriepark Hoechst INTER TERMINALS 734 London Road Building K 801 Priory House WEST THURROCK 65926 FRANKFURT/MAIN 60 Station Road ESSEX RM20 3NL GERMANY REDHILL SURREY RH1 1PE UNITED KINGDOM T: 49.69/3053648 UNITED KINGDOM T: 44.1322/297763 F: 49.69/30580164 T: 44.1737/778108 F: 44.1322/297799 Sven FRERICK F: 44.1737/778112 Roger DEGRIECK Paul OSELAND INGE STEENSLAND A/S INTRA S.A. Fridtjof Nansens Pl. 7 INTERBULK GROUP PLC ul. Konopnickiej 5 0111 OSLO Waalhaven ZZ 2c 68-120 ILOWA NORWAY 3088 HH ROTTERDAM POLAND T: 47.23/135500 THE NETHERLANDS T: 48.68/3609320 F: N/A T: 31.10/2456514/24 F: 48.68/3774474 Botolf SUNDBY F: N/A Gosia BARTLEWSKA Loek KULLBERG INGENIA POLYMERS INC. INVISTA RESINS & FIBERS GmbH 3200 Southwest Freeway, INTERCHEM PTE LTD. Philipp-Reis-Strasse 2 Suite 1250 40 Bukit Pasoh Road 65795 HATTERSHEIM AM MAIN HOUSTON TEXAS 77027 SINGAPORE 89854 GERMANY USA REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE T: 49.69/3056400 T: 1.713/2961531 T: 65.6325/4666 F: 49.69/30549147 F: 1.713/2961502 F: 65.6325/4555 Jasmin SIEGMUND John LEFAS Rob LANGSTRAAT IPP - INTERNATIONAL PROCESS PLANTS INNOSPEC LIMITED INTERMARC B.V. 410 Princeton-Hightstown Road Innospec Manufacturing Park Villapark 10 PRINCETON JUNCTION NJ 08550 Oil Sites Road 3051 BP ROTTERDAM USA ELLESMERE PORT THE NETHERLANDS T: 1.609/5868004 CHESHIRE CH65 4EY T: 31.10/4220100 F: 1.609/8386047 UNITED KINGDOM F: 31.10/4186602 Ronald H. GALE T: 44.151/3553611 Chris van WOERKOM F: 44.151/3562349 ISEGEN SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD. David LLOYD INTERMODAL TANK TRANSPORT 284 Refinery Road EUROPE S.A. Isipingo INNUA EUROPE LTD. ITT DURBAN 4110 Fleming Court, Frankrijklei 121 SOUTH AFRICA Leigh Road, 2000 ANTWERP T: 27.31/9133200 EASTLEIGH BELGIUM F: 27.31/9024839 SOUTHAMPTON SO50 9PD T: 32.3/2059500 Mark HOLTES UNITED KINGDOM F: 32.3/2270721 T: 1.284/4950244 Peter DE BOEVER ITC RUBIS TERMINAL ANTWERP N.V. F: 1.284/4950245 Blikken David HARRIS Haven 1662 9130 BEVEREN (DOEL) BELGIUM T: 32.3/2100900 F: 32.3/2100913 Pascal DE MAEIJER 78 EPCA MEMBER COMPANIES
ITEC REFINING & MARKETING CO. LTD. JSC REM LOGISTIC K.H. KLINK CHEMIEROHSTOFFE GmbH The Grove Country Offices Vytenio Street 4 Nauheimer Strasse 37 22 East Dundee Road, Suite 21 03113 VILNIUS 70372 STUTTGART BARRINGTON IL 60010-7410 LITHUANIA GERMANY USA T: 370.5/206 0710 T: 49.711/553810 T: 1.847/3044700 F: 370.5/2460417 F: 49.711/5538130 F: 1.847/304-4710 Mindaugas SKUNČIKAS Ernst-Eberhard KLINK Chet PERRY JSR CORPORATION KANDLA ENERGY AND CHEMICALS LTD. ITOCHU DEUTSCHLAND GmbH Shiodome Sumitomo Bldg. Sarthik Annexe, 4th Floor, Am Seestern 18 1-9-2 Higashi Shinbashi, Besides Fun Republic, 40547 DÜSSELDORF Minato-ku, Iscon Circle GERMANY TOKYO 105-8640 AHMEDABAD 380015 T: 49.211/52900 JAPAN INDIA F: 49.211/5290855 T: 81.3/6218-3500 T: 91.79/26920718 Kenji MATSUMOTO F: 81.3/6218-3682 F: 91.79/26920718 Yasuhiko NIHASI Sanjay RAI JANEX S.A. Chemin des Fleurettes 47 JUBILANT PHARMACEUTICALS N.V. KAO CHEMICALS GmbH 1007 LAUSANNE Axxes Business Park Kupferstrasse 1 SWITZERLAND Guldensporenpark, 22 block C 46446 EMMERICH T: 41.21/6173313 9820 MERELBEKE GERMANY F: 41.21/6172152 BELGIUM T: 49.2822/7110 Nick THORNTON T: 32.9/2331404 F: 49.2822/711209 F: 32.9/2330016 Guus GERRITSEN JCL LOGISTICS BENELUX B.V. Chandan Singh SENGAR Distributiestraat 5 KARL SCHMIDT SPEDITION GmbH & Co. KG 7041 KJ ‘s-HEERENBERG JUPITER DYECHEM PVT LTD. Rötelstrasse 1 THE NETHERLANDS Mittal Court ‘A’ Wing, 9th Floor 74076 HEILBRONN T: 31.314/679911 Office N° 92 - 93 GERMANY F: N/A Nariman Point T: 49.7131/9470 Erik GROOT WASSINK MUMBAI 4000021 F: 49-7131947159 INDIA Siegfried OTT JET LOGISTICS BVBA T: 91.22/30407000 Nijverheidslaan 1515 F: 91.22/30407020 KATOEN NATIE N.V. 3660 OPGLABBEEK Nimesh CHOKHANI Van Aerdtstraat 33 BELGIUM 2060 ANTWERP T: 32.89/810500 JÜRGEN SCHMIDT BELGIUM F: 32.89/810519 CHEMIEVERTRETUNG GmbH T: 32.3/2216811 Belinda HILKENS Hermann-Ehlers-Weg 2 F: 32.3/2216810 25337 ELMSHORN Ir. Fabian LEROY JIYI CHEMICAL (BEIJING) CO., LTD. GERMANY Shilou Town of Fangshan District T: 49.4121/29490 KBC ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES PLC BEIJING 102403 F: 49.4121/294920 42-50 Hersham Road CHINA Juergen SCHMIDT WALTON ON THAMES T: 86.10/89385733 SURREY KT12 1RZ F: 86.10/89389008 JX NIPPON OIL & ENERGY CORPORATION UNITED KINGDOM Jing BIAN 6-3 Otemach 2-chome T: 44.1932/242424 Chiyoda-ku F: 44.1932/224214 JOSS CHEMICALS B.V. TOKYO 100-8162 Stephen GEORGE Arcadialaan 34 C + D JAPAN 1813 KN ALKMAAR T: 81.3/62753096 KEM ONE THE NETHERLANDS F: 81.3/32761322 19 rue Jacqueline Auriol T: 31.72/5157064 Kenichi AKIYAMA 69008 LYON F: 31.72/5154371 FRANCE Frits JEUKENS K&H CHEMICALS T: 33.4/69677200 Scheepmakerij 260 F: 33.4/69677210 JSC METAFRAX S.A. 3331 MB ZWIJNDRECHT Pierre FAUVARQUE Perm Region, THE NETHERLANDS Zavodskaya Ul., 1 T: 31.78/6255255 GUBAKHA 618250 F: 31.78/6255266 RUSSIA Hans KETTING T: 7.34/24840898 F: 7.34/24847121 Yuliya SVYATNAYA
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KEMAT BELGIUM POLYBUTENES KORTEKS MENSUCAT LANFER LOGISTIK GmbH Rue de la Sablonniere 7 SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. Dieselstrasse 10 1000 BRUSSELS Organize Sanayi Bölgesi Sari Cad. N° 3 49716 MEPPEN BELGIUM 16140 BURSA GERMANY T: 32.2/2194811 TURKEY T: 49.5931/8002-0 F: 32.2/2194658 T: 90.224/2191100 F: 49.5931/8002-600 Michael MASON F: 90.224/2435623 Hermann LANFER Necat ALTIN KH NEOCHEM AMERICAS INC. LAXMI ORGANIC INDUSTRIES (EUROPE) B.V. 1515 E. Woodfield Road, Suite 710 KRATON POLYMERS NEDERLAND B.V. Burgemeester Feithplein 11 SCHAUMBURG IL 60173 John M Keynesplein 10 2273 BZ VOORBURG USA 1066 AMSTERDAM THE NETHERLANDS T: 1.847/5178800 THE NETHERLANDS T: 31.70/2040600 F: 1.847/5178830 T: 31.20/2017665 F: 31.70/2040604 Takeshi MATSUI F: 31.20/2017690 Harry AUSEMS Michael FRENZL KLINE & COMPANY INC. LBC TANK TERMINALS Avenue de Tervuren 273 KS JOACHIM GRIEG & CO. Haven 275 1150 BRUSSELS C. Sundtsgate 17/19 Leon Bonnetweg 28 BELGIUM P.O. Box 234 Sentrum 2030 ANTWERP T: 32.2/7704740 5804 BERGEN BELGIUM F: 32.2/7709440 NORWAY T: 32.3/5430542 Ian BUTCHER T: 47.55/576758 F: 32.3/5430504 F: N/A Jozef JANSSEN KÖBER Srl Andreas MIKKELSEN Dumbrava Rosie Locality LEHNKERING GmbH Uzinei Street n°2 KTM KIMYA A.S. Schifferstrasse 26 617410 NEAMT Bayar Cad 103/A 47059 DUISBURG ROMANIA 34742 Kozyatagi ISTANBUL GERMANY T: 40.233/202403 TURKEY T: 49.203/31880 F: 40.233/281222 T: 90.216/3722530 F: 49.203/3188213 Eduard KÖBER F: 90.216/3802574 Steffen BAUER Keyan ZULFIKARI KOLB DISTRIBUTION LTD. LG CHEMICAL LTD. Maienbrunnenstrasse 1 KUBE & KUBENZ LG Twin Towers P.O. Box 64 INTERNATIONALSPEDITIONS - UND 20 Yeouido-dong, Yeongdeungo-gu 8908 HEDINGEN LOGISTIKGESELLSCHAFT mbH & Co. KG SEOUL 1510-721 SWITZERLAND Nagelsweg 39 SOUTH KOREA T: 41.44/7624646 20097 HAMBURG T: 82.2/37737970 F: 41.44/7624600 GERMANY F: N/A Anja VONDERHAGEN T: 49.40/2372070 H. Hoegun KIM F: 49.40/233430 KOLMAR GROUP AG Dr. h.c. Michael KUBENZ LIFE CHEMICALS GROUP Metalli, Baarerstrasse 18 27 Hegaz Street 6300 ZUG KUMHO P&B CHEMICALS Heliopolis SWITZERLAND 319 Whachi-Dong, Yeosu 11314 CAIRO T: 41.41/7275700 JEOLLANAM-DO 555-280 EGYPT F: 41.41/7275751 SOUTH KOREA T: 20.24/549350 Ruth SANDELOWSKY T: 82.2/63030114 F: 20.24/549377 F: 82.2/63033179 Eng. Maged M. SHAFIK KOOLE TANKTRANSPORT B.V. Yujin KANG Sluispolderweg 67 LIKIT KIMYA SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. 1505 HJ ZAANDAM KURARAY EUROPE GmbH Dudullu Yolu Cad Parlar Is Merkezi THE NETHERLANDS Philipp Reis Strasse 4 No:34 Kat:1 Daire:4 T: 31.75/6812812 65795 HATTERSHEIM/MAIN 34755 ATASEHIR/ISTANBUL F: N/A GERMANY TURKEY Bert van HOLST T: 49.69/305857350 T: 90.216/4993000 F: 49.69/3059885350 F: 90.216/4993013 Bernd FRISCHBIER Oya AKSOY
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LINDE AG LOGIX FORWARDING NEDERLAND B.V. M/S GODAVARI BIOREFINERIES LTD. Gas & Engineering Van Weerden Poelmanweg 27 Somaiya Bhavan, 1st floor Klosterhofstrasse 1 3088 EA ROTTERDAM 45/47 M G Road, Fort 82049 MUNICH THE NETHERLANDS MUMBAI 400 001 GERMANY T: 31.10/4299122 INDIA T: 49.89/35757-01 F: 31.10/4282824 T: 91.22/22048272 F: 49.89/35757-1075 Paul SIEP F: 91.22/22047297 Dr. Christian BRUCH Srinivas G. MOKASHI LOTTE CHEMICAL LION COPOLYMER LLC Lotte - Tower Bldg. 10th Floor MACQUARIE BANK LIMITED 5955 Scenic Highway 397-67 Shindaebang Dong Ropemaker Place BATON ROUGE, LA 70805 Dongjak-Ku 28 Ropemaker Street USA SEOUL 156-711 LONDON EC2Y 9HD T: 1.225/267-3400 SOUTH KOREA UNITED KINGDOM F: 1.225/267-3633 T: 82.2/8294124 T: 44.2030/374609 Jesse ZERINGUE F: 8346072 F: 44.203/0374301 Kyewon NAHM James YONG LIQUICHEM HGmbH Beselerstrasse 2a LUCITE INTERNATIONAL UK LTD. MAKIOS S.A. TRANSPORT 22607 HAMBURG Cassel Works & WAREHOUSING COMPANY GERMANY P.O. Box 8 5th klm. Thessaloniki-Kalochori Road T: 49.40/8997890 BILLINGHAM TS23 1LE 546 28 THESSALONIKI F: 49.40/8997899 UNITED KINGDOM GREECE Jan SCHOENBACH T: 44.1642/735014 T: 30.2310/573103 F: 44.1642/735133 F: 30.2310/573132 LIQUID TRANSFER TECHNOLOGY B.V. Peter SNODGRASS Thrasyvoulos MAKIOS Hofweg 17 3208 LE SPIJKENISSE LUERCHEM LLC MANUCHAR N.V. THE NETHERLANDS World Trade Center II Rietschoorvelden 20 T: 31.181/261407 P.O. Box 856 2170 ANTWERP F: 31.181/261607 1215 GENEVA 15 BELGIUM Rob VAN der SPEK SWITZERLAND T: 32.3/6409217 T: 41.22/7827303/05 F: 32.3/6409330 LITASCO S.A. F: 41.22/7614626 Maurice HELSEN 9 Rue du Conseil-General Udo BENESCH 1205 GENEVA MANUFACTURE FRANCAISE SWITZERLAND LUMINA TRADING DES PNEUMATIQUES MICHELIN T: 41.22/7052000 ROMERO E JACOBUCCI LTDA. MICHELIN F: 4.22/7052001 Av. Moema 170, conj. 32 23 Place des Carmes-Déchaux Janina KRASI SÃO PAULO 04077-020 63040 CLERMONT FERRAND CEDEX 09 BRAZIL FRANCE LKW WALTER INTERNATIONALE T: 55-11/50526722 T: 33.4/73322000 TRANSPORTORGANISATION AG F: 55-11/5052-1954 F: 33.4/73322202 Industriezentrum NÖ-Süd Carla VILAS BOAS ROMERO Matthew ILLINGWORTH Strasse 14 2355 WIENER NEUDORF LUNA CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. MARENZANA SpA AUSTRIA “Krishna Niwas” 8 Vinayak Society Via Trattato di Schengen 5 T: 43.5/7777- 2344 Near Natubhai Circle 15067 NOVI LIGURE F: 43.5/7777- 52344 Gotri Road ITALY Andreas ZINK BARODA 39007 T: 39.0143/313511 INDIA F: 39.0143/746483 LOG4CHEM GmbH T: 91.11/26515126 Alberto MARENZANA Walzwerk / Atelier 52 F: 91.11/26515128 Rommerskirchener Str 21 Raman GOYAL MARITEAM SHIPPING AGENCIES 50259 PULHEIM Directiekade 32 GERMANY M & S LOGISTICS LTD. 3089 ROTTERDAM T: 49.2238/9684000 Hope Street Chapel THE NETHERLANDS F: N/A Hope Street T: 31.10/8507000 Kirry MUKHERJI SANDBACH CW11 1BA F: 31.10/8507050 UNITED KINGDOM Edward KATTEMÖLLE T: 44.1270/757922 F: 44.1270/759321 Wolfgang GILL
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MARKETING / LOGISTIC - SERVICE MAUSER-WERKE GmbH METHANOL MARKET SERVICES MLS Schildgestrasse 71-163 ASIA PTE LTD. Siedlungsstrasse 12 50321 BRÜHL MMSA 04617 LÖDLA / OT RÖDIGEN GERMANY Manhattan House GERMANY T: 49.2232/781000 151 Chin Swee Road T: 49.3447/832183 F: 49.2232/781208 Level 9, Unit 7 F: 49.3447/861686 Dr. Urs GEISEL SINGAPORE 169876 Hans-Georg BACHMANN REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE MB BARTER & TRADING S.A. T: 65.6465 2720 MARNAVI SpA Erlenweg 8 F: 65.6256 3957 Via S. Brigida 39 6312 STEINHAUSEN (ZUG) Mark BERGGREN 80133 NAPLES SWITZERLAND ITALY T: 41.41/7268383 MILESTONE CHEMICAL TANKERS T: 39.081/2513300 F: 41.41/7268300 EUROPE LTD. F: 39.081/5510865 Philipp ENDRES 5 Lloyds Avenue Domenico IEVOLI LONDON EC3N 3AE MCKINSEY & COMPANY INC. UNITED KINGDOM MARTANKERS I S.L. Magnusstrasse 11 T: 44.20/72654720 General Diaz Porlier 84 - 1° A 50672 COLOGNE F: N/A 28006 MADRID GERMANY Alastair WHITEFORD SPAIN T: 49.221/20870 T: 34.9/1309135 F: 49.221/20897700 MILLIKEN EUROPE BVBA F: 34.9/13090283 Theo Jan SIMONS Ham 18-24 Isabel PONS 9000 GHENT MEADWESTVACO EUROPE SPRL BELGIUM MARTEST CAMBRIAN (EUROPE) B.V. Avenue des Olympiades 2 T: 32.9/2651082 Schrijnwerkerstraat 24 1140 BRUSSELS F: 32.9/2651195 3194 AE ROTTERDAM-HVT BELGIUM Ing. Sami T.K. PALANISAMI THE NETHERLANDS T: 32.2/7712017 T: 31.10/4721335 F: 32.2/7625188 MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL EUROPE GmbH F: 31.10/4387685 François VLEUGELS Willstätterstr. 30 Henk KÖPP 40549 DÜSSELDORF MEGA CHEMICALS INTERNATIONAL AG GERMANY MARUBENI EUROPE PLC Reederweg 6 T: 49.211/52054-10 95 Gresham Street 8592 UTTWIL F: 49.211/591272 LONDON EC2V 7AB SWITZERLAND Masahiro TAGUCHI UNITED KINGDOM T: 41.71/4663388 T: 44.20/7826 8600 F: 41.71/4663389 MITSUBISHI GAS CHEMICAL AMERICA INC. F: 44.20/78268626 Heiko GRAGE MGC Tetsuya NEMOTO 655 Third Avenue, 24th Floor METHANEX EUROPE S.A./N.V. NEW YORK NY 10017 MASTER CHEM OIL LTD. Waterloo Office Park, Building P USA MCO Drève Richelle 161 - Box 31 T: 1.212/6879030 Level 2, Regional Business Centre 1410 WATERLOO F: 1.212/6872810 University Heights BELGIUM Mark VASSAR MSD 1751 MSIDA T: 32.2/3520670 MALTA F: 32.2/3520699 MITSUBISHI INTERNATIONAL GmbH T: 40.21/2029078 Wade WIGGINS Chemical Division F: 40.21/2240860 Kennedydamm 19 Dan BERENDEL METHANOL HOLDINGS (TRINIDAD) LTD. 40476 DÜSSELDORF MHTL GERMANY MATRICA SpA Atlantic Avenue T: 49.211/43 97-0 Zona Industriale La Marinella Point Lisas Industrial Estate F: 49.211/43 97-253 07046 PORTO TORRES (SS) Point Lisas Yuko FUJIYOSHI ITALY COUVA T: 39.079/509000 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO MITSUI & CO. BENELUX S.A./N.V. F: 39.079/509257 T: 1.636/2906-9 Boulevard du Triomphe 173 Stefano FACCO F: 1.636/4501 1160 BRUSSELS Dennis PATRICK BELGIUM T: 32.2/6782111 F: 32.2/6755505 Atsushi SUDO
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MITSUI CHEMICALS INC. MSI GROUP S. A. NERI DEPOSITI COSTIERI SpA Shiodome City Center, Place de la Gare 9 Via Leonardo da Vinci 33 1-5-2 Higashi-Shimbashi, Minato-ku 1260 NYON 57123 LIVORNO TOKYO 105-7117 SWITZERLAND ITALY JAPAN T: 41.22/9900101 T: 39.0586/43951 T: 81.362/533212 F: 41.22/9900102 F: 39.0586/422249 F: 81.362/534202 Adrian CALMÄC Dr. Piero NERI Kazuto OKAMOTO MY-CHEM GmbH NEWPORT EUROPE B.V. MÖBIUS BUSINESS REDESIGN N.V. Innungsstrasse 11 Middenweg 6, Port M397 Kortrijksesteenweg 152 21244 BUCHHOLZ 4782 PM MOERDIJK 9830 SINT-MARTENS-LATEM GERMANY THE NETHERLANDS BELGIUM T: 49.4181/99900 T: 31.88/9088800 T: 32.9/2807420 F: 49.4181/999019 F: 31.88/9088899 F: 32.9/2807421 Ralf MEINECKE Robert VAN MOURIK Prof. Dr.-Ir. Hendrik VANMAELE NACCO S.A. NEXT MARITIME, S.L. MÖLLER CHEMIE 40 Rue La Boétie Via Augusta 2 Bürgerkamp 1 75008 PARIS 43003 TARRAGONA 48565 STEINFURT FRANCE SPAIN GERMANY T: 33.1/45615620 T: 34.977/234777 T: 49.2551/934020 F: 33.1/40740624 F: 34.977/246110 F: 49.2551/934065 Sebastien DELAVAL Francesc DIANEZ Rainer BERGHAUS NATIONAL CHEMICAL CARRIERS LTD. CO. NIJHOF-WASSINK B.V. MONUMENT CHEMICAL NCC Galvanistraat 18 A Subsidiary of Monument Chemicals Inc. Olaya Street 7461 JC RIJSSEN Haven 1972 Al- Akariyah 2 THE NETHERLANDS Ketenislaan 3 Office 537, 5th Floor T: 31.548/538000 9130 KALLO RIYADH 11492 F: 31.548/538001 BELGIUM SAUDI ARABIA Jean-Pierre WANDER T: 32.3/5702801 T: 966.1/4191390 F: 32.3/5750281 F: 966.1/4191577 NIJMAN/ZEETANK INTERNATIONALE Peter HELLEMANS Abdullah M. MOHANNA TANKTRANSPORTEN B.V. Wattweg 2 MORGAN STANLEY NATIONAL INDUSTRIALIZATION CO. 3200 AB SPIJKENISSE 20 Bank Street (TASNEE) THE NETHERLANDS LONDON E14 4AD P.O.Box 26707 T: 31.181/691900 UNITED KINGDOM Salahudin Ayubi Road F: 31.181/691999 T: 44.20/74258000 New Akariya Building Tower 2, 7th Floor Kees In’t VELD F: 44.20/74258990 Malaz Olivier TREUER RIYADH 11496 NOAHS ARK CHEMICALS GmbH SAUDI ARABIA 253/269 High Road MOSSI & GHISOLFI INTERNATIONAL SARL T: 966.1/4767166 Woodford Green 37 a, Avenue J.F. Kennedy F: 966.1/4770898 LONDON IG8 9FB 1855 LUXEMBURG Mufleh AL SHAMMARI UNITED KINGDOM LUXEMBOURG T: 44.20/85597080 T: 352.2/7001800 NATIONAL PETROCHEMICAL F: 44.20/85060303 F: 352.2/7001831 INDUSTRIAL CO. Dr. Bharat BHARDWAJ Mario BARBIERI NATPET P.O. Box 4459 NOBLE CLEAN FUELS LTD. MOVE INTERMODAL N.V. JEDDAH 21491 33 Cavendish Square Kolenhavenstraat 6 bus 21 SAUDI ARABIA LONDON W1G OPG 3600 GENK T: 966.12/6041600 UNITED KINGDOM BELGIUM F: 966.12/6529382 T: 44.207/79075888 T: 32.89/242900 Jamal MALAIKAH F: 44.207/4912778 F: 32.89/242999 Jeffrey NASIR Luc DRIESSEN NAVIGLOBE N.V. Noorderlaan 96 - Bus 34 NOORD NATIE TERMINALS N.V. 2030 ANTWERP Haven 225-253 BELGIUM Blauwe Weg 44 T: 32.3/5424381 2030 ANTWERP F: 32.3/5420823 BELGIUM Daniel BOLLAERT T: 32.3/5439900 F: 32.3/5439938 Martine TEEUWENS
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ORGANIK KIMYA SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. P.M.I. COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL PEEL PORTS Mimarsinan Mah. Cendere Yolu No:146 S.A. DE C.V. Maritime Centre, 34075 Kemerburgaz- EYUP ISTANBUL Av. Marina Nacional 329, Port of Liverpool TURKEY Torre Ejecutiva Piso 20 LIVERPOOL L21 1LA T: 90.212/3310000 Col. Petróleos Mexicanos UNITED KINGDOM F: 90.212/3310001 MEXICO D.F. 11311 T: 44.151/9496000 Simone KASLOWSKI MEXICO F: 44.151/9496300 T: 55.1944/0133 Simon REID ORIENTAL PETROCHEMICALS CO. F: 55.1944/0143 OPC Victor GÓMEZ PENPET Special Economic Zone PETROCHEMICAL TRADING GmbH North West Suez Gulf PACORINI LTD D.O.O. KOPER Merkurring 105 Zone 9 K35, El Sukhna Vojkovo Nabrezje 32 22143 HAMBURG P.O. Box 83 Suez 6000 KOPER GERMANY SUEZ SLOVENIA T: 49.40/6757990 EGYPT T: 386.5/6104000 F: 49.40/67579999 T: 20.62/3420001 F: 386.5/6104005 Christoph MEISTER F: 20.10/1660275 Clelia VIDIC Dr. Tarek ZAGHLOUL PENTA CHEMIKALIEN GmbH & Co. KG PAGANELLA SpA Hauptstrasse 204 OVERLACK AG Via Cristoforo Colombo 1 63814 MAINASCHAFF Aachener Strasse 236 ZI Valdaro GERMANY 41061 MÖNCHENGLADBACH 46100 MANTOVA T: 49.6021/35240 GERMANY ITALY F: 49.6021/352450 T: 49.2161/3560 T: 39.0376/343711 Dr. Bernd SOYKE F: 49.2161/356111 F: 39.0376/302620 Markus HOSCHKE Bernard NOEL PENTA PETROKIMYA SAN. VE TICARET A.S. P.K. 37 Caddebostan OXITENO S.A. PAÑALON S.A. 34728 ISTANBUL Indústria é Comércio Avda. Reyes Católicos, 150 TURKEY Av. Brigadeiro Luis Antonio 1343 02600 VILLARROBLEDO T: 90.216/4569982 9th floor SPAIN F: 90.216/4553203 SÃO PAULO 01317-910 T: 34.902/143377 Faruk ERKOC BRAZIL F: 34.967/174124 T: 55.11/31776102 Antonio MONTERO PEQUIVEN F: 55.11/32851498 PETROQUIMICA de VENEZUELA João Benjamin PAROLIN PCC SE Torre Provincial, piso 5 Moerser Strasse 149 Avenue Francisco de Miranda, Chacao OXYDE BELGIUM BVBA 47198 DUISBURG CARACAS Entrepotkaai 9 GERMANY VENEZUELA 2000 ANTWERP T: 49.206620190 T: 58.212/2116528 BELGIUM F: 49.2066/54682 F: 58.212/2116586 T: 32.3/2051650 Dr. Alfred PELZER José Luis PEREZ F: 32.3/2051659 Peter BLOCKEN PCI (XYLENES & POLYESTERS) LTD. PERFORMANCE FIBERS EUROPE 79 Portsmouth Road Zone Industrielle Bommelscheuer P & O FERRYMASTERS LTD. GUILDFORD 4940 BASCHARAGE Luxemburgweg 2 SURREY GU2 4BX LUXEMBOURG P.O. Box 1036 UNITED KINGDOM T: 352.26/50336700 3180 AA ROZENBURG T: 44.1483/302267 F: 352.26/5033 6701 THE NETHERLANDS F: 44.1483/306793 Catherine MARTINET T: 31.181/256156 Steven JENKINS F: 31.181/263022 PETROCHEM MIDDLE EAST FZE Mira KLINKENBERG PCS PETROCHEMIE CONTRACTING & Jumeirah Bay X2 Towers SERVICES Level 34, X Cluster P&S CHEMICALS P C S B.V. Jumeirah Lakes Towers de Veldoven 15 Karel Doormanweg 9E P.O. Box 17028 3342 GR HENDRIK IDO AMBACHT 3115 JD SCHIEDAM DUBAI THE NETHERLANDS THE NETHERLANDS UNITED ARAB EMIRATES T: 31.78/6920770 T: 31.10/4277717 T: 971.4/4179300 F: 31.78/6920779 F: 31.10/4277718 F: 971.4/4179393 Wim VERSTELLE Ferry BOSHART Yogi MEHTA
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PETROCHEMICAL COMMERCIAL CO. PLATTS PORT OF GHENT PCC 20 Canada Square, John Kennedylaan 32 1339 Vali Asr Avenue Canary Wharf 9042 GHENT 19395-4619 TEHRAN LONDON E14 5LH BELGIUM IRAN UNITED KINGDOM T: 32.9/2510550 T: 98.21/88789241-5 T: 44.207/1766264 F: 32.9/2515406 F: 98.21/88881726 F: 44.207/1766172 Hendrik-Jan van ENGELEN Maryam ADIBMEHR David BATEMAN PORT OF ROTTERDAM PETRODESK B.V. POLIPORT KIMYA SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. World Port Centre - Wilhelminakade 909 Hofweg 17 Ali Nihat Tarlan Caddesi No:86 Port Number 1247 3208 LE SPIJKENISSE 34752 Icerenkoy Bostanci ISTANBUL 3072 AP ROTTERDAM THE NETHERLANDS TURKEY THE NETHERLANDS T: 31.181/698869 T: 90.216/5785697 T: 31.10/2521010 F: 31.181/698872 F: 90.216/5737797 F: 31.10/2521020 Elizabeth WINDAU Mehmet Emin BITLIS Joris HURENKAMP
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PROQUIBASA QUIMIDROGA, S.A. REICHHOLD CZ S.R.O. Via Trajana 47-51 Tuset 26 Veleslavinova 10 08020 BARCELONA 08006 BARCELONA 400 11 USTI NAD LABEM SPAIN SPAIN CZECH REPUBLIC T: 34.93/3138250 T: 34.93/2363611 T: 420.602/265505 F: 34.93/3142847 F: 34.93/2374719 F: 420.472/707710 Philippe GUERINEAU Vicente MUNOZ Lucie JAREMOVA
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ROYAL VOPAK SAMSKIP SAUDI ARAMCO Westerlaan 10 Waalhaven Oostzijde 81 PRODUCTS TRADING COMPANY 3016 CK ROTTERDAM Harbour number 2203 3rd Floor, East Wing, Al-Midra Tower THE NETHERLANDS 3087 BM ROTTERDAM DHAHRAN 31311 T: 31.10/4002911 THE NETHERLANDS SAUDI ARABIA F: 31.10/4139829 T: 31.88/4001000 T: 966.13/8800272 Kees van SEVENTER F: 31.88/4001099 F: N/A Jens Holger NIELSEN Nader AL-ARFAJ RUBIS TERMINAL 33 Avenue de Wagram SAMSUNG C&T DEUTSCHLAND GmbH SAY POLYMERS B.V. 75854 PARIS CEDEX 17 Am Kronberger Hang 6 Herengracht 458 FRANCE 65824 SCHWALBACH 1017 CA AMSTERDAM T: 33.1/53818620 GERMANY THE NETHERLANDS F: 33.1/45724546 T: 49.6196/665990 T: 31.20/5304410 François TERRASSIN F: 49.6196/665955 F: 31.20/5304414 Kris KIM Ali Murat AYAR RUHR-PETROL GmbH Kindlinger Strasse 4 SANO INTERTRANS LTD. SAYBOLT NEDERLAND B.V. 45128 ESSEN Hahistadrut Avenue 66 Stoomloggerweg 12 GERMANY P.O. Box 25268 3133 KT VLAARDINGEN T: 49.201/810620 HAIFA 32960 THE NETHERLANDS F: 49.201/8106244 ISRAEL T: 31.10/4609911 Ruediger HARKER T: 972.4/604708 F: 31.10/46353600 F: 972.4/6545701 Arie van der KAADEN RUSKHIMSET JSC Eran SHALEIVE Noviy Arbat str. 21-1806 SC HOPE SPED Srl MOSCOW 119019 SANORS Str. Tigaretei nr. 57 RUSSIA Samarskaya Oblast 520033 SFANTU GHEORGHE JUD COVASNA T: 7.495/7301212 NOVOKUIBYSHEVSK 446214 ROMANIA F: 7.495/7898399 RUSSIA T: 402.3/67315989 Alexander IVLEV T: 7.84635/30220 F: 402.6/7306360 F: 7.846/2763593 Bodo CSABA S. I. M. P. Yuliya SAMOYLOVA Via Triboldi Pietro 4 SCHILL + SEILACHER “STRUKTOL” GmbH 26015 SORESINA (CR) SAR TRASPORTI SCPA Moorfleeter Strasse 28 ITALY Via Vicoli 89 22113 HAMBURG T: 39.0374/341830 48100 RAVENNA GERMANY F: 39.0374/343964 ITALY T: 49.40/733620 Marco COLDANI T: 39.0544/462345 F: 49.40/73362194 F: 39.0544/462356 Markus DAHLMANN SAM NAM PETROCHEMICAL CO. LTD. Franco FOGLI Yeonji-Dong 263 SCHUPP IBERICA S.L. Chongno-gu SASA POLYESTER SANAYI A. S. Dr. Ferran 11 Bajos SEOUL 110-725 Tarsus Yolu P. K. 371 08034 BARCELONA SOUTH KOREA 01322 ADANA SPAIN T: 82.2/7407450 TURKEY T: 34.93/2045800 F: 82.2/7661950 T: 90.322/4410053 F: 34.93/2045150 Jae Ho CHOI F: 90.322/4410114 Jürgen BUCHHOLZ Mustafa DURUKAN SAMECA - PRODUCTOS QUIMICOS S.A SCL GmbH SAMECA PQ SASOL CHEMIE GmbH & Co. KG Marie-Curie-Strasse 2 Rua Faria Guimarães 345 Anckelmannsplatz 1 35510 BUTZBACH Apartado 4072 20537 HAMBURG GERMANY 4000-207 PORTO GERMANY T: 49.6033/928700 PORTUGAL T: 49.40/5303661678 F: 49.6033/9287025 T: 351.22/5073980 F: 49.40/5303661750 Siegfried MENK F: 351.22/5074009 Dr. Werner SCHNITZENDÖBEL José CARVALHO SDV LTD. SASOL GERMANY GmbH Bernard House Anckelmannsplatz 1 52-54 Peregrine Road 20537 HAMBURG HAINAULT, ILFORD GERMANY ESSEX IG6 3SZ T: 49.40/636841000 UNITED KINGDOM F: 49.40/636843700 T: 44.208/5599911 Jörn LADEHOFF F: 44.208/5598822 Robert PEDGE
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SOLAR CHARTERING LTD. SOUTH HAMPTON RESOURCES STOLT TANK CONTAINERS B.V. Orhantepe Mah. Sogut Sok. No:6 600 Highway 6 S, Suite 190 Westerlaan 5 - Haven 190 34865 Dragos Kartal ISTANBUL SUGAR LAND TX 77478 3016 CK ROTTERDAM TURKEY USA THE NETHERLANDS T: 90.216/3716551 T: 1.281/9805522 T: 31.10/2818857 F: 90.216/3700558 F: 1.281/9805533 F: 31.10/2818889 Aksun ÜSTÜNDĂ Simon UPFILL-BROWN Barry McNALLY
SOLMAR-UNIVERSAL TANKER SPDC LTD. SUMITOMO DEUTSCHLAND GmbH CHARTERING INC. 2-13-10 Nagata-cho Georg-Glock-Strasse 8 374 Milburn Avenue, Suite 201-E Chiyoda-ku 40474 DÜSSELDORF MILBURN NJ 07041 TOKYO 100-0014 GERMANY USA JAPAN T: 49.211/45700 T: 1.973/3798822 T: 81.3/51568555 F: 49.211/4570236 F: 1.973/3798833 F: 81.3/51568558 Akihiro MORI Wolfgang WITTLING Takashi ITO SUNPOR KUNSTSTOFF GmbH SOLVADIS METHANOL GmbH SPOLEK PRO CHEMICKOU HUTNÍ Tiroler Strasse 14, Postfach 414 Königsberger Strasse 1 VÝROBU A.S. 3105 ST. PÖLTEN 60487 FRANKFURT/MAIN SPOLCHEMIE AUSTRIA GERMANY Revolucní 1930/86 T: 43.2742/2910 T: 49.6957/007201 400 32 USTI NAD LABEM F: 43.2742/29140 F: 49.6957/7007204 CZECH REPUBLIC Henk COPPIN René BUTZELAAR T: 420.477/161 111 F: 420.477/163 333 SUTTONS GROUP SOLVENTAS TEKNIK DEPOLAMA A.S. Jan KRICKA Gorsey Lane Dilovasi Organize Sanayi Bolgesi WIDNES 1 Kisim Tuna Cad. No:7 STANDIC B.V. CHESHIRE WA8 0GG Dilovasi 41455 KOCAELI Wieldrechtseweg 48 UNITED KINGDOM TURKEY 3316 BG DORDRECHT T: 44.151/4202020 T: 90.262/6482700 THE NETHERLANDS F: 44.151/4205719 F: 90.262/6482795 T: 31.78/6528643 John SUTTON Lari BARUH F: 31.78/6528654 Paul VOOGT SUZHOU HONGWEI INDUSTRY CO. LTD. SOLVENTIS LTD. 7F Taifeng Building, Bank Terrace, Gomshall Lane STAR CHEMICAL LOGISTIC SpA 38 Jiayuan Road SHERE Loc. Il Moro 1 Xiangcheng District GUILDFORD Frazione Paradiso SUZHOU 215131 SURREY GU5 9HB 20085 LOCATE DI TRIULZI (MI) CHINA UNITED KINGDOM ITALY T: 86.512/65993866 T: 44.1483/203224 T: 39.02/90402200 F: 86.512/65999522 F: 44.1483/205040 F: 39.02/90402221 Mindong CHEN David LUBBOCK Elena REMONDINI SYNBRA TECHNOLOGY B.V. SOLVOCHEM HOLLAND B.V. STEM SHIPPING Zeedijk 25 Blaak 22 Herserudsv. 18 4871 NM ETTEN-LEUR 3011 TA ROTTERDAM 18125 LIDINGO THE NETHERLANDS THE NETHERLANDS SWEDEN T: 31.168/373373 T: 31.10/4114900 T: 46.8/6362560 F: 31.168/373363 F: 31.10/4112032 F: 46.8/6362599 Jan NOORDEGRAAF Walid SKAFF Carl Johan LEIJONHIELM SYNTHOMER (U.K.) LTD. SONGWON INDUSTRIAL CO. LTD. STOCKMEIER CHEMIE GmbH & Co. KG Central Road, Temple Fields 737-2 Yochon-Dong, Nam-Gu Am Stadtholz 37 HARLOW ULSAN 680-090 33609 BIELEFELD ESSEX CM20 2BH SOUTH KOREA GERMANY UNITED KINGDOM T: 82.52/2739841 T: 49.521/30370 T: 44.1279/436211 F: 82.52/2723528 F: 49.521/3037159 F: 44.1279/444025 Maurizio BUTTI Peter STOCKMEIER Richard ATKINSON
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SYNTHOS S.A. TEMBEC THE PETROCHEMICAL STANDARD ul. Chemików 1 405 The West Mall T P S 32-600 OSWIECIM TORONTO, ONTARIO M9C 5J1 2430 Highway 34, Building B, Suite 22 POLAND CANADA MANASQUAN NJ 08736 T: 48.33/8441821 T: 1.416/775/2875 USA F: 48.33/8424218 F: 1.647/4384132 T: 1.855/8685542 Grzegorz KAPTURKIEWICZ Jean-Luc CARRIERE F: 1.732/6817787 Shahrin ISMAIYATIM TAL INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER TENNANTS DISTRIBUTION LTD. CORPORATION Hazelbottom Road THIRD COAST INTERNATIONAL 100 Manhattanville Road, Suite 13 CHEETHAM Lilly Hill House, Lilly Hill Road PURCHASE 10577 NY MANCHESTER M8 0GR BRAKNELL USA UNITED KINGDOM BERKSHIRE RG12 2SJ T: 1.914/2519000 T: 44.161/2054454 UNITED KINGDOM F: 1.914/6972549 F: 44.161/2034298 T: 44.1344/423108 Alasdair VOISEY Elaine SHARPE F: N/A Jim CLAWSON TANK OPSLAG VERBEKE N.V. TERMINALES PORTUARIAS S.L. Terlochtweg 60/64 TEPSA THIRUMALAI CHEMICALS LTD. 2620 HEMIKSEM Muelle de la Energía, s/n 25 A, Sipcot Industrial Complex BELGIUM 08039 BARCELONA Vellore District, Tamil Nadu 632403 RANIPET T: 32.3/8771533 SPAIN INDIA F: 32.3/8777033 T: 34.93/2895540 T: 91.4172/244441 Luk WUYTS F: 34.93/2234579 F: 91.4172/244308 Luis SALA ALCUBILLA Ranga PARTHASARATHY TANKMATCH INLAND SHIPPING B.V. Biesboschhaven Noord 12 TG BIOCHEMICALS LTD. TIGRO INDUSTRIES N.V. 4251 NL WERKENDAM Georgiou A Europalaan 37 THE NETHERLANDS 1 Monastiraki Center, office 201 3900 OVERPELT T: 31.183/507046 4040 Germasogia LIMASSOL BELGIUM F: 31.183/507047 CYPRUS T: 32.11/661375 André NIEMAN T: 357.25 /818780/84 F: 32.11/661377 F: 357.25/818785 Sylvain MOORS TANQUID GmbH & Co. KG Giuseppe SPAGNOLI Schifferstrasse 210 TIM CONSULT GmbH 47059 DUISBURG THE CRESCENT GROUP L15, 12-13 GERMANY Windsor, 2nd Floor, 68161 MANNHEIM T: 49.203/317397-0 C.S.T. Road, Kalina GERMANY F: 49.203/3173971-111 Santa Cruz (East) T: 49.621/1504480 Jens MOIR MUMBAI 400 098 F: 49.621/150448-99 INDIA Björn KLIPPEL TAUBER PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY T: 91.22.67033555 55 Waugh Drive Suite 700 F: 91.22.67033556 TONEN GENERAL SEKIYU K.K. HOUSTON 77007 TX Ashit SHAH W Building 1-8-15 Kohnan USA Minato-ku T: 1.713/8698700 THE GOODYEAR TIRE TOKYO 108-8005 F: 1.713/8698069 & RUBBER COMPANY JAPAN Scott PODSEDNIK 200 Innovation Way T: 81.3/67134131 AKRON 44316-0001 F: 81.3/7134068 TEAM TANKERS INTERNATIONAL USA Yoichi IMAI Ruseløkkveien 6 T: 1.330/7962121 0251 OSLO F: 1.330/7962222 TORAY FILMS EUROPE NORWAY Pete BRAWN Place d’Arménie T: 47.23/114320 St Maurice de Beynost F: N/A THE LOGICAL GROUP GmbH 01708 MIRIBEL CEDEX Jens GRØNNING Rossbergstrasse 22 FRANCE 8832 WOLLERAU T: 33.472/881600 TECNON ORBICHEM LTD. SWITZERLAND F: 33.472/881670 The Lansdowne Building T: 41.44/6872882 Isabelle MATHONNAT 2 Lansdowne Road F: N/A CROYDON Paul GOOCH TOYOTA TSUSHO CORPORATION SURREY CR9 2ER 2-3-13, Konan. Minato-ku UNITED KINGDOM TOKYO 108-8208 T: 44.207/9243955 JAPAN F: 44.207/9785307 T: N/A Roger LEE F: 81.3/52889079 Shigeru OKUMURA 91 EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
TPC GROUP LLC. TRICON ENERGY UNIGAS INTERNATIONAL 500 Dallas Street, Suite 1000 13 Berkley Street Grotiushuis, 6th floor One Allen Center LONDON W1J 8DU Westblaak 41 HOUSTON TX 77002 UNITED KINGDOM 3012 KD ROTTERDAM USA T: 44.207/2972480 THE NETHERLANDS T: 1.713/6277474 F: N/A T: 31.10/2405999 F: 1.713/6263650 Gemma YANARDAG F: 31.10/4125345 Michael McDONNELL Ian WOOLLEY TRIFLEET LEASING (THE NETHERLANDS) B.V. TRAMMO AG Buiten Walevest 15 UNIGEL S.A. (HOLDING) Hardstrasse 201 3311 AD DORDRECHT Av. Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek 8031 ZURICH THE NETHERLANDS 1726-13 Andar, Itaim Bibi SWITZERLAND T: 31.78/6390963 SÃO PAULO CEP 04543-000 T: 41.58/4511000 F: 31.78/6142210 BRAZIL F: 41.58/4511464 Robin POL T: 55.11/25046022 Ashok KISHORE F: 55.11/25046023 TRINTERNATIONAL INC. Henri SLEZYNGER TRANS OCEAN BULK LOGISTICS 600 Stewart Street, Suite 1801 Trans Ocean House,Tollbar Way SEATTLE WA 98101 UNITED INITIATORS GmbH & Co. KG HEDGE END USA Dr. Gustav-Alolph strasse 3 SOUTHAMPTON SO30 2UH T: 1.206/5053500 82049 PULLACH UNITED KINGDOM F: 1.206/5053501 GERMANY T: 44.1489/774600 Anthony RIDNELL T: 49.89/74422237 F: 44.1489/774601 F: 49.89/744226237 Anthony HAIKNEY TX LOGISTIK AG Ed HOOZEMANS Junkersring 33 TRANS POLONIA S.A. 53844 TROISDORF UNITED MINERAL & CHEMICAL Rokicka str.16 GERMANY CORPORATON 83-110 TCZEW T: 49.2224/7790 UMC POLAND F: 49.2224/779109 1050 Wall Street West, Suite 660 T: 48.58/5339015 Frank LEHNER LYNDHURST 07071 NJ F: 48.58/5339020 USA Agnieszka MELER U.S. PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES INC. T: 1.201/5073300 Galleria Financial Center F: 1.201/5071506 TRANSAL SHIPPING CO. 5075 Westheimer Road, Suite 675 Nurhan A. BECIDYAN Degirmen Sodak Nida Kule Kat 10, HOUSTON TX 77056 0F1S 19 - B Kozyyatagi USA UNITED PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY 34742 ISTANBUL T: 1.713/8711951 3 Tverskaya-Yamskaya str. 39/5 Building 1 TURKEY F: 1.713/8711963 MOSCOW 125047 T: 90.216/3625510 Laique REHMAN RUSSIA F: 90.216/3625516 T: 7.495/9951083 Capt. Bulent KARABEK ULTRAGAS APS F: 7.495/9951085 Smakkedalen 6 Andrey TUCHNIN TRANSPORT GHEYS N.V. 2820 GENTOFTE Voortstraat 19 DENMARK UNIVAR B.V. 2400 MOL T: 45.69/962110 Schouwburgplein 30 – 34 BELGIUM F: 45.7014/1254 3012 CL ROTTERDAM T: 32.14/812121 Juan Pablo GUIDUGLI THE NETHERLANDS F: 32.14/816655 T: 31.10/2757818 Dirk GHEYS UNGER FABRIKKER A/S F: 31.10/4132738 Narntegata 25 Guy MONTEIL TRECORA CHEMICAL INC. P.O. Box 254 12500 Bay Area Blvd. 1601 FREDRIKSTAD/NABBETORP UOP N.V. PASADENA TX 77507 NORWAY Noorderlaan 147 USA T: 47.69/708200 2030 ANTWERP T: 1.281/4747500 F: 47.69/323775 BELGIUM F: 1.281/4742611 Jan Ivar RUUD T: 32.3/5409911 Dr. Peter LOGGENBERG F: 32.3/5417806 UNI-CHARTERING A/S Rudolf HUYCKE Turbinevej 10 5500 MIDDELFART DENMARK T: 45.88/309909 F: 45.88/309900 Per EKMANN
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UTKILEN AS VITOL S.A. WESTCHART A/S Strandgaten 197 Boulevard du Pont d’Arve 28 P.O. Box 1192 P.O. Box 1163 P.O. Box 384 Sentrum 5811 BERGEN 1211 GENEVA 4 5811 BERGEN NORWAY SWITZERLAND NORWAY T: 47.55/307800 T: 44.207/3124499 T: 47.55/303550 F: 47.55/307848 F: N/A F: 47.55/303560 Magne OVREAS Stuart STRONG Karl Erik GJESDAL
V. PEETERS OIW N.V. VOPAK TERQUIMSA WHYTE CHEMICALS LIMITED Zavelbosstraat 3 Terminales Químicos S.A. Marlborough House 2900 HERENTALS Muelle de la Quimica s/n 298 Regents Park Road BELGIUM 43004 TARRAGONA LONDON N3 2UA T: 32.14/283300 SPAIN UNITED KINGDOM F: 32.14/283311 T: 34.977/241454 T: 44.208/3713903 Hans Werner MAUS F: 34.977/213229 F: 44.208/3494589 Ignacio José CASAJÚS LÓPEZ Cate PENNINGTON VAN MOER GROUP N.V. Vitshoekstraat 11 VOS BULK LOGISTICS OSS B.V. WIJNGAARD NATIE N.V. 2070 ZWIJNDRECHT Waalkade 4 Vrieskaai 98 BELGIUM 5347 KS OSS Haven 99 T: 32.3/2540909 THE NETHERLANDS 2030 ANTWERP F: 32.3/2525862 T: 31.412/699465 BELGIUM Joost VAN LIERDE F: 31.412/699402 T: 32.3/5427000 Marc VAN ALPHEN F: 32.3/5427090 VERBRUGGE INTERNATIONALE Bob VAN DEN EYNDE WEGTRANSPORTEN B.V. VTG AG Finlandweg 19 Nagelsweg 34 WIJNHOFF & VAN GULPEN & LARSEN B.V. 4538 BL TERNEUZEN 20097 HAMBURG WIJGULA B.V. THE NETHERLANDS GERMANY P.O. Box 24 T: 31.115/646000 T: 49.40/2354-0 6650 AA DRUTEN F: 31.115/614039 F: 49.40/23541199 THE NETHERLANDS Rogier GARDIEN Dr. Heiko FISCHER T: 31.487/587600 F: 31.487/587691 VERENIGDE TANKREDERIJ B.V. VTTI B.V. Norbert MEIXNER VT GROUP K.P. van der Mandelelaan 130 Nijmegenstraat 1 3062 MB ROTTERDAM WILHELM ROSENSTEIN LTD. 3087 CD ROTTERDAM THE NETHERLANDS 14 Shenkar St. POB 12691 THE NETHERLANDS T: 31.10/4987351 HERZLIYA 4672514 T: 31.10/4876200 F: N/A ISRAEL F: 31.10/4876219 Azra ALIC T: 972.9/9718800 C.J.A. GROENEWOLD F: 972.9/9718815 WAKE MARINE LTD. Ronnie KATZIN VERTOM SHIPPING & TRADING B.V. Quay Huse, River Road Oever 7 ARUNDEL WOLTERS KLUWER 3161 GR RHOON W SUSSEX BN18 9DF TRANSPORT SERVICES N.V. THE NETHERLANDS UNITED KINGDOM WKTS T: 31.10/2858585 T: 44.1903/881970 Belgicastraat 17 F: 31.10/2858530 F: N/A 1930 ZAVENTEM René de ROO Steve LAVALLIN BELGIUM T: 32.2/7229920 VICTORIA CHEMICALS SP. Z.O.O. (LTD) WASCOSA AG F: 32.2/7257922 Kopernika street 5/11 Werftestrasse 4 Fabrice MAQUIGNON 00-367 WARSAW 6005 LUZERN POLAND SWITZERLAND WOOD MACKENZIE T: 48.22/3388900 T: 41.41/7276767 1 Finsbury Square F: 4822/3388999 F: 41.41/7276777 LONDON EC2A 1AE Aleksander BIRMAN Philipp MÜLLER UNITED KINGDOM T: 44.203/0600400 VINMAR INTERNATIONAL LTD. WATSON GRAY ITALIA Srl F: 44.203/0600500 16800 Imperial Valley Drive, Suite 499 Via Privata de Rolandi 5 Alex LIDBACK HOUSTON TX-77060 20156 MILAN USA ITALY T: 1.281/6181300 T: 39.02/3693131 F: 1.281/6181395 F: 39.02/38005375 Hemant GORADIA Roberto ODDICINI
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WORMS SERVICES MARITIMES YUG INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD. ZEON CORPORATION 35 Avenue de l’Opera 520 Tulsiani Chambers 1-6-2 Marunouchi 75002 PARIS Nariman Point Chiyoda-ku FRANCE MUMBAI 400 009 TOKYO 1008246 T: 33.1/53401213 INDIA JAPAN F: 33.1/72729564 T: 91.22/30276010 T: 81.3/32168246 Marcel-Louis CERE F: 91.22/30276002 F: 81.3/32160501 Amit AGARWAL Shinsuke TAKAHASHI YARA S.A. Corporate Village – Aramis ZAGROS PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY ZHEJIANG SATELLITE Da Vincilaan 1 15 Mansour Alley, West Daneshvar St. PETROCHEMICAL CO. LTD 1935 ZAVENTEM North Sheik Daneshvar Ave. Bujiao Road, Jiaxing Industrial Park BELGIUM 1991743194 TEHRAN JIAXING 315040 T: 32.2/7735500 IRAN CHINA F: 32.2/7735242 T: 98.21/88066620 T: 86.573/82226696 Bart MEIJBURG F: 98.21/88040796 F: 86.573/83285216 Liza FAKHER Tujun MA YONGSAN CHEMICALS INC. 10f Yongsan B/D, 92 Kalwol-Dong ZEELAND SEAPORTS Yongsan-Ku Schelpenpad 2 SEOUL 140-717 P.O. Box 132 SOUTH KOREA 4530 AC TERNEUZEN T: 82.2/32749162 THE NETHERLANDS F: 82.2/7189111 T: 31.115/647400 Kee-Joon KIM F: 31.115/647500 Francesco FAES
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A. SHITZER LTD. 65 ARIZONA CHEMICAL 67 A.L. LANGEN B.V. 65 ARKEM KIMYA SAN. VE TIC. A.S. 67 A.T. KEARNEY 65 ARKEMA 62 ABENGOA BIOENERGY 65 AROKON AG 67 ACCENTURE 65 AROLA, ADUANAS Y CONSIGNACIONES S.L. 67 ACETO FINECHEM GmbH 65 ARPADIS BENELUX N.V. 67 ACIDEKA S.A. 65 ARSOL AROMATICS GmbH & Co. KG 62 ADDIVANT SWITZERLAND GmbH 65 ARTLANT PTA, S.A. 67 ADEKA CORPORATION 65 ASAHI KASEI CHEMICALS CORPORATION 67 ADISSEO FRANCE S.A.S. 65 ASCEND PERFORMANCE MATERIALS 67 ADPO N.V. 65 ASHLAND INDUSTRIES EUROPE GmbH 67 ADVANCED POLYMER COATINGS LLC 65 ASMARINE ASSOCIES SAS 67 AGILITY 65 ASTRATA EUROPE B.V. 67 AGNAT INDUSTRIESERVICE GmbH 65 ATLANTA QUIMICA, S.A. DE C.V. 67 AHLERS BELGIUM N.V. 65 ATLANTIC METHANOL CO. 67 AIR LIQUIDE S.A. 62 ATTILIO CARMAGNANI SpA 67 AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS INC. 65 AUSSACHEM SpA 67 AK - TAS DIS TICARET A.S. 65 AVESTRA CHEMICAL (Suisse) S.A. 67 AKDENIZ KIMYA SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. 65 AXIALL CORPORATION 67 AKPA ORGANIC PEROXIDES & INITIATORS 65 AZELIS 68 AKZO NOBEL FUNCTIONAL CHEMICALS B.V. 66 BALCHEM CORPORATION 68 ALBA CORPORATION 66 BALTIC TANK OY 68 ALBACHEM Srl 66 BALTRANSA 68 ALBEMARLE EUROPE SPRL 62 BARRY ROGLIANO SALLES 68 ALBERTA GOVERNMENT 66 BASF SE 62 ALBERTA’S INDUSTRIAL HEARTLAND ASSOCIATION 66 BAY LOGISTIK GmbH & Co.KG 68 ALFRED TALKE GmbH & Co. KG LOGISTIC SERVICES 66 BAYEGAN A.S. 68 ALISAN LOGISTICS A.S. 66 BAYER MATERIALSCIENCE AG 62 ALLCHEM INDUSTRIES INC. 66 BDP INTERNATIONAL N.V. 68 ALLESSA GmbH 66 BDV BEHRENS GmbH 68 ALLFAST-SHIPPING 66 BELGIUM MARKETING SERVICES N.V. 68 ALLNEX BELGIUM S.A./N.V. 66 BERGE MARITIMA S.L. 68 ALTANA AG 66 BERGEN LOGISTICS AS 68 ALUJAIN CORPORATION 66 BERGEN TANKER BROKERS A/S 68 AMEC FOSTER WHEELER 66 BERTSCHI AG 68 AMERICAS STYRENICS 66 BIESTERFELD AG 68 AMEROPA AG 66 BINA GROUP LTD. 68 ANNO CHEMICALS N.V. 66 BIOLANIC SP. Z O.O. 68 ANTWERP GAS TERMINAL N.V. 66 BLT CHEMBULK GROUP EUROPE A/S 68 AOC LLC 66 BOND INTERNATIONAL LTD. 68 APEX ENERGY, LLC 66 BORACHART TANKER CHARTERING SERVICES CO. LTD. 68 AQ N.V. 66 BOREALIS AG 62 AQUACHEMIE DMCC 67 BORSODCHEM ZRT. 62 ARCADIS NEDERLAND B.V. 67 BOTLEK TANK TERMINAL B.V. 68 ARCHROMA 67 BOWDEN CHEMICALS LTD. 68 ARG mbH & Co. KG 67 BP CHEMICALS LIMITED 62 ARGON KIMYA SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. 67 BP EUROPA SE / BP REFINING & PETROCHEMICALS GmbH 62 ARGUS DEWITT 67 BRAEMAR ACM SHIPBROKING 68
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BRAID LOGISTICS 69 CRESSCO AG 71 BRASKEM EUROPE GmbH 62 CROPENERGIES AG 71 BRENNTAG AG 69 CRYSTAL POOL LTD. 71 BROEDR. SUNDE A/S 69 CUF - QUIMICOS INDUSTRIAIS S.A. 62 BROEKMAN LOGISTICS 69 DAELIM CORPORATION 72 BRUHN SPEDITION GmbH 69 DAEWOO INTERNATIONAL CORP. 72 BRYCE COMPANY HOLDING INC. 69 DAGA GLOBAL CHEMICALS PVT. LTD. 72 BÜFA GmbH & Co. KG 69 DAICEL (EUROPA) GmbH 72 BULK DISTRIBUTOR 69 DAIREN CHEMICAL CORPORATION 72 BULKHAUL LTD. 69 DALIAN CHANGXING ISLAND INDUSTRIAL ZONE 72 C. STEINWEG HANDELSVEEM B.V. 69 DAMCO INTERNATIONAL B.V. 72 C.H. ROBINSON EUROPE B.V. 69 DAXIN PETROLEUM PTE LTD. 72 C4U TRADE 69 DB SCHENKER BTT GmbH 72 CABOT SWITZERLAND GmbH 69 DE POLI TANKERS B.V. 72 CAG KIMYA SAN. VE TIC LTD. STI 69 DE RIJKE GROUP 72 CALDIC CHEMIE B.V. 69 DELAMINE B.V. 72 CALUMET PENRECO 69 DELOITTE CONSULTING CVBA 72 CAMELOT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS AG 69 DELTECH EUROPE LTD. 72 CAMPI Y JOVE S.A. 69 DEN HARTOGH LOGISTICS B.V. 72 CAPRO CORPORATION 69 DENSA TANKER LTD. 72 CARBOFLEX PRODUTOS E SERVICOS ESPECIAIS LTDA 69 DFDS A/S 72 CARGO CARRIERS Srl 69 DHAMPUR SUGAR MILLS LIMITED 72 CASOS SHIPPING ApS 69 DHC SOLVENT CHEMIE GmbH 62 CASSILON LIMITED 69 DHL FREIGHT GmbH 72 CB&I 70 DISTRICONSULT GmbH 72 CEDAR EUROPE LIMITED 70 DONAU CHEMIE A.G. 62 CEDAR PETROCHEMICALS INC. 70 DOW EUROPE GmbH 62 CELANESE GmbH 62 DP WORLD 72 CELLMARK AB 70 DSM ACRYLONITRILE B.V. 72 CENTICHEM B.V. 70 DSV ROAD GmbH 72 CENTRAL ENERGY AG 70 DUNKERQUE PROMOTION 73 CENTROTRADE CHEMICALS AG 70 DUPONT INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS SARL 63 CEPSA QUIMICA S.A. 62 E-B-TRANS 73 CETPRO LIMITED 70 EAST WEST COPOLYMER, LLC 73 CHANG CHUN PLASTICS CO. LTD. 70 EASTMAN CHEMICAL B.V. 73 CHEM EDGE INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD. 70 EASTPORT MARITIME B.V. 73 CHEM POLAND Sp. zo.o. 70 ECEM - EUROPEAN CHEMICAL MARKETING B.V 73 CHEMGAS SHIPPING B.V. 70 ECEPLAST Srl 73 CHEMICAL EXPRESS Srl 70 ECO N.V. (European Coordination Organisation) 73 CHEMICO JSC 70 ECOLAB EUROPE GmbH 73 CHEMIGAS SpA 70 EL MOHANDES CO. FOR TRADING & MANUFACTURING MODERN CHEMIUM INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION 70 CHEMICALS 73 CHEMOIL LOGISTICS AG 70 ELEKEIROZ S.A. 73 CHEMOVIL LTD. 70 ELEMENTIS SPECIALTIES NETHERLANDS B.V. 73 CHEMOXY INTERNATIONAL LTD. 70 ELITE PALOUME FORWARDERS N.V. 73 CHEMPETROL OVERSEAS LTD. LUGANO BRANCH 70 EMERALD KALAMA CHEMICAL B.V. 73 CHEMTURA EUROPE GmbH 70 EMERY OLEOCHEMICALS GmbH 73 CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICALS INTERNATIONAL N.V. 62 EMSA TECNOLOGIA QUIMICA S.A.U. 73 CHIMEDIMARE Srl 71 ENVIROCHEM KFT 73 CHIMITEX SpA 71 EOC EINKAUF AG 73 CHIMITRADE SpA 71 EQUATE PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY 73 CIM CHEMICALS AG 71 EQUILEX B.V. 73 CINCOTTA SHIPPING AGENCY Srl 71 ERMEWA HOLDING S.A. 73 CLARIANT INTERNATIONAL LTD. 71 ERSHIP S.A. 73 CLX LOGISTICS LLC 71 ESSBERGER TANKERS 73 COMPAGNIE FLUVIALE DE TRANSPORT 71 ETHIMEX LTD. 74 CON.A.P. S.C.R.L. 71 EURO NORDIC LOGISTICS B.V. 74 CONTAINERSHIPS LTD. OY 71 EUROCHEM TRADING GmbH 74 CONTANK S.A. 71 EUROSERVICES N.V. 74 CONTIMPEX S.A. 71 EUROWASTE N.V. 74 CONTINENTALE AG 71 EURTEAM 74 COPHASPEC TRADING AG 71 EVERSPRING CHEMICAL CO. LTD. 74 CORAL AE 71 EVONIK INDUSTRIES AG 63 CORNERSTONE CHEMICAL COMPANY 71 EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL EUROPE 63 CORRAL N.V. 71 F. POLL & CO. A. NUSSBAUMER TRANSPORT GmbH 74 CORY BROTHERS SHIPPING LTD. 71 FEDERTRASPORTI SpA 74 CPH CHEMICALS B.V. 71 FINBETA SpA 74 CREDIT SUISSE AG 71 FINE ORGANIC INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. 74 CREON ENERGY 71 FINOLEX INDUSTRIES LTD. 74
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FINSTERWALDER TRANSPORT & LOGISTIK GmbH 74 HYOSUNG CORPORATION 77 FIRESTONE POLYMERS LLC 74 IBERICA TANKER CHARTERING S.L. 77 FITOTRANS SAU 74 ICC CHEMICAL CORPORATION 77 FLINT HILLS RESOURCES 74 ICIS 77 FORTREC CHEMICALS & PETROLEUM PTE LTD. 74 ICL 77 GAC SHIPPING U.K. LTD. 74 IDEMITSU KOSAN CO. LTD. 77 GADIV PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD. 74 IHS CHEMICAL WEEK 77 GADOT CHEMICAL TERMINALS (1985) LTD. 74 IHS GLOBAL GmbH 77 GALATA CHEMICALS GmbH 74 IHS GLOBAL S.A. 77 GALSTAFF MULTIRESINE SpA 74 IMCD GROUP B.V. 77 GANTRADE EUROPE LTD. 75 INDORAMA PETROCHEM LTD. 77 GAPUMA (UK) LIMITED 75 INDUKERN S.A. 78 GARANTIBANK INTERNATIONAL N.V. 75 INDULOR A.G. 78 GATX RAIL AUSTRIA GmbH 75 INEOS GROUP AG 63 GCATRANS 75 INFINEUM ITALIA Srl 63 GE SIMONS INTERNATIONAAL TRANSPORT B.V. 75 INFRASERV LOGISTICS GmbH 78 GE WATER & PROCESS TECHNOLOGIES 75 INGE STEENSLAND A/S 78 GEFO GESELLSCHAFT für OELTRANSPORTE mbH 75 INGENIA POLYMERS INC. 78 GELSENCHEM GROUP 75 INNOSPEC LIMITED 78 GENMAR RESOURCES LTD. 75 INNUA EUROPE LTD. 78 GEO SPECIALTY CHEMICALS UK LTD. 75 INSPECTORATE B.V. 78 GEODIS BM 75 INTEGRA PETROCHEMICALS PTE. LTD. 78 GIEZENDANNER TRANSPORT AG 75 INTER TERMINALS 78 GLOBAL BIO-CHEM EUROPE GmbH 75 INTERBULK GROUP PLC 78 GLOBAL TRADE INFORMATION SERVICES INC. 75 INTERCHEM PTE LTD. 78 GLOBALVIEW 75 INTERMARC B.V. 78 GLOBE MARINE 75 INTERMODAL TANK TRANSPORT EUROPE S.A. 78 GLOBE MARINE SERVICES CO. 75 INTERNATIONAL ECHEM 78 GMS-CHEMIE HANDELSGESELLCHAFT mbH 75 INTERTANK NORDIC AB 78 GREAT EASTERN PROVIDENCE LIMITED 75 INTERTEK 78 GREEN & BLACK MARINE LOGISTICS 75 INTRA S.A. 78 GREENCHEM INDUSTRIES LLC 76 INVISTA RESINS & FIBERS GmbH 78 GROUP VAN LOON (ANTWERP TANK REPAIR) 76 IPP - INTERNATIONAL PROCESS PLANTS 78 GROUPE SAMAT SA 76 ISEGEN SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD. 78 GRUBER GmbH & Co. KG 76 ITC RUBIS TERMINAL ANTWERP N.V. 78 GRUPA AZOTY S.A. 76 ITEC REFINING & MARKETING CO. LTD. 79 GRUPA AZOTY ZAKLADY AZOTOWE KEDZIERZYN S.A 63 ITOCHU DEUTSCHLAND GmbH 79 GRUPO IDESA S.A. DE C.V. 76 JANEX S.A. 79 GRUPO PETROTEMEX SA DE CV 76 JBF RAK LLC 63 GUIDO BERNARDINI Srl 76 JCL LOGISTICS BENELUX B.V. 79 GULF BAYPORT CHEMICALS L.P. 76 JET LOGISTICS BVBA 79 GWYNT 76 JIYI CHEMICAL (BEIJING) CO., LTD. 79 H-C-S GROUP GmbH 63 JOSS CHEMICALS B.V. 79 H. CLARKSON & CO LTD. 76 JSC METAFRAX S.A. 79 H. ESSERS EN ZONEN INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT N.V. 76 JSC NIZHNEKAMSKNEFTEKHIM 63 H. J. van BENTUM B.V. INT. TRANSPORT 76 JSC REM LOGISTIC 79 H.B. FULLER EUROPE GmbH 76 JSR CORPORATION 79 HAAG LOGISTIC GROUP 76 JUBILANT PHARMACEUTICALS N.V. 79 HAESAERTS INTERMODAL N.V. 76 JUPITER DYECHEM PVT LTD. 79 HANWHA CHEMICAL CORPORATION 76 JÜRGEN SCHMIDT CHEMIEVERTRETUNG GmbH 79 HAPAG-LLOYD AG 76 JX NIPPON OIL & ENERGY CORPORATION 79 HARCO GROUP S.A./N.V. 76 K.H. KLINK CHEMIEROHSTOFFE GmbH 79 HAROPA - GRAND PORT MARITIME DE ROUEN 76 K&H CHEMICALS 79 HAVILA OÜ 76 KANDLA ENERGY AND CHEMICALS LTD. 79 HAZARDOUS CARGO BULLETIN 76 KAO CHEMICALS GmbH 79 HAZEL MERCANTILE LTD. 77 KARL SCHMIDT SPEDITION GmbH & Co. KG 79 HAZGO 77 KATOEN NATIE N.V. 79 HELM AG 77 KBC ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES PLC 79 HENAN HARVEST CHEMICAL CO. LTD. 77 KEM ONE 79 HEXION INC. 63 KEMAT BELGIUM POLYBUTENES 80 HICRI ERCILI DENIZ NAKLIYAT KIMYEVI KH NEOCHEM AMERICAS INC. 80 MADDELER SAN - TIC. LTD. STI. 77 KLINE & COMPANY INC. 80 HIP-PETROHEMIJA 63 KÖBER Srl 80 HITACHI CONSULTING 77 KOLB DISTRIBUTION LTD. 80 HOYER GmbH 77 KOLMAR GROUP AG 80 HUKTRA N.V. 77 KOOLE TANKTRANSPORT B.V. 80 HUNAN CHEMICAL B.V. 77 KORTEKS MENSUCAT SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. 80 HUNTSMAN EUROPE BVBA 63 KRATON POLYMERS NEDERLAND B.V. 80 HUTTON CHEMICALS LTD. 77 KS JOACHIM GRIEG & CO. 80
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KTM KIMYA A.S. 80 NATIONAL PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIAL CO. 83 KUBE & KUBENZ 80 NAVIGLOBE N.V. 83 KUMHO P&B CHEMICALS 80 NERI DEPOSITI COSTIERI SpA 83 KURARAY EUROPE GmbH 80 NEWPORT EUROPE B.V. 83 LANFER LOGISTIK GmbH 80 NEXT MARITIME, S.L. 83 LANXESS DEUTSCHLAND GmbH 63 NIJHOF-WASSINK B.V. 83 LAXMI ORGANIC INDUSTRIES (EUROPE) B.V. 80 NIJMAN/ZEETANK INTERNATIONALE TANKTRANSPORTEN B.V. 83 LBC TANK TERMINALS 80 NOAHS ARK CHEMICALS GmbH 83 LEHNKERING GmbH 80 NOBLE CLEAN FUELS LTD. 83 LG CHEMICAL LTD. 80 NOORD NATIE TERMINALS N.V. 83 LIFE CHEMICALS GROUP 80 NORBERT DENTRESSANGLE SAS 84 LIKIT KIMYA SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. 80 NORCHEM / ZAVOD SINTANOLOV LLC 84 LINDE AG 81 NORDIC TANKERS A/S 84 LION COPOLYMER LLC 81 NORGAS ASIA PTE LTD 84 LIQUICHEM HGmbH 81 NOVA CHEMICALS 84 LIQUID TRANSFER TECHNOLOGY B.V. 81 NOVAPEX 63 LITASCO S.A. 81 NOVARA INTERNATIONAL GmbH 84 LKW WALTER INTERNATIONALE TRANSPORTORGANISATION AG 81 NOVASOL S.A. 84 LOG4CHEM GmbH 81 NUFARM UK LIMITED 84 LOGIX FORWARDING NEDERLAND B.V. 81 NUSTAR TERMINALS LTD. 84 LOTTE CHEMICAL 81 OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL BELGIUM BVBA 84 LUBRIZOL FRANCE SAS 63 OCI CORP. CO. LTD. 84 LUCITE INTERNATIONAL UK LTD. 81 OCP SA 84 LUERCHEM LLC 81 ODFJELL SE 84 LUMINA TRADING 81 ODIN MARINE EUROPE B.V. 84 LUNA CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD. 81 ODYSSEY LOGISTICS EUROPE BVBA 84 LYONDELLBASELL INDUSTRIES 63 OIL MOVEMENT SERVICES B.V. 84 M & S LOGISTICS LTD. 81 OILTANKING GmbH 84 M/S GODAVARI BIOREFINERIES LTD. 81 OLD WORLD INDUSTRIES LLC 84 MACQUARIE BANK LIMITED 81 OLEON N.V. 84 MAKIOS S.A. TRANSPORT & WAREHOUSING COMPANY 81 OLIN CHLOR ALKALI PRODUCTS 84 MANUCHAR N.V. 81 OMAN TRADING INTERNATIONAL B.V. 84 MANUFACTURE FRANCAISE des PNEUMATIQUES MICHELIN 81 OMNOVA SOLUTIONS SAS 84 MARENZANA SpA 81 OMV REFINING & MARKETING GmbH 63 MARITEAM SHIPPING AGENCIES 81 ORBIT LOGISTICS 84 MARKETING / LOGISTIC - SERVICE 82 ORGANIK KIMYA SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. 85 MARNAVI SpA 82 ORIENTAL PETROCHEMICALS CO. 85 MARTANKERS I S.L. 82 OVERLACK AG 85 MARTEST CAMBRIAN (Europe) B.V. 82 OXEA GROUP 63 MARUBENI EUROPE PLC 82 OXITENO S.A. 85 MASTER CHEM OIL LTD. 82 OXYDE BELGIUM BVBA 85 MATRICA SpA 82 P & O FERRYMASTERS LTD. 85 MAUSER-WERKE GmbH 82 P.M.I. COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL S.A. DE C.V. 85 MB BARTER & TRADING S.A. 82 P&S CHEMICALS 85 MCKINSEY & COMPANY INC. 82 PACORINI LTD d.o.o. KOPER 85 MEADWESTVACO EUROPE Sprl 82 PAGANELLA SpA 85 MEGA CHEMICALS INTERNATIONAL AG 82 PAÑALON S.A. 85 MEGLOBAL EUROPE GmbH 63 PCC SE 85 METHANEX EUROPE S.A./N.V. 82 PCI (XYLENES & POLYESTERS) LTD. 85 METHANOL HOLDINGS (TRINIDAD) LTD. 82 PCS PETROCHEMIE CONTRACTING & SERVICES 85 METHANOL MARKET SERVICES ASIA PTE LTD. 82 PEEL PORTS 85 MILESTONE CHEMICAL TANKERS EUROPE LTD. 82 PENPET PETROCHEMICAL TRADING GmbH 85 MILLIKEN EUROPE BVBA 82 PENTA CHEMIKALIEN GmbH & Co. KG 85 MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL EUROPE GmbH 82 PENTA PETROKIMYA SAN. VE TICARET A.S. 85 MITSUBISHI GAS CHEMICAL AMERICA INC. 82 PEQUIVEN 85 MITSUBISHI INTERNATIONAL GmbH 82 PERFORMANCE FIBERS EUROPE 85 MITSUI & CO. BENELUX S.A./N.V. 82 PERSTORP AB 63 MITSUI CHEMICALS INC. 83 PETKIM PETROKIMYA HOLDING INC. 63 MÖBIUS BUSINESS REDESIGN N.V. 83 PETROCHEM MIDDLE EAST FZE 85 MÖLLER CHEMIE 83 PETROCHEMICAL COMMERCIAL CO. 86 MONUMENT CHEMICAL 83 PETRODESK B.V. 86 MORGAN STANLEY 83 PETROLEO BRASILEIRO S.A. 86 MOSSI & GHISOLFI INTERNATIONAL SARL 83 PETROLEOS DE PORTUGAL S.A. 63 MOVE INTERMODAL N.V. 83 PETROSA EUROPE B.V. 86 MSI GROUP S. A. 83 PHILLIP TOWNSEND ASSOCIATES 86 MY-CHEM GmbH 83 PILOT CHEMICAL COMPANY 86 NACCO S.A. 83 PLASTIPAK PACKAGING INC. 86 NATIONAL CHEMICAL CARRIERS LTD. CO. 83 PLATTS 86 NATIONAL INDUSTRIALIZATION CO. (TASNEE) 83 POLIPORT KIMYA SANAYI VE TICARET A.S. 86
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POLSKI KONCERN NAFTOWY ORLEN S.A. 64 SEATRANS CHEMICAL TANKERS A/S 89 POLYMER TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 86 SEAWAVES SHIPPING SERVICES CO. LTD. 89 POLYNT GROUP 64 SEKISUI SPECIALTY CHEMICALS EUROPE, S.L. 89 POLYPLEX EUROPA 86 SEL CHEMIE B.V. 89 POLYTRA N.V. 86 SELCO FINANCE AND INDUSTRIAL GROUP LLC 89 PORT OF AMSTERDAM 86 SENTINALCO S.A. 89 PORT OF ANTWERP 86 SERGE FERRARI 64 PORT OF GHENT 86 SEVITRADE S.L. 89 PORT OF ROTTERDAM 86 SGS SOCIETE GENERALE DE SURVEILLANCE S.A. 89 PORT OF TARRAGONA 86 SHANGHAI LANG CHEMICAL CO. LTD. 89 POWERTRANS PETROL VE ENERJI TICARET A.S 86 SHAZAND PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY 89 PPG INDUSTRIES EUROPE SÁRL 86 SHELL CHEMICALS EUROPE B.V. 64 PRAXAIR N.V. 86 SI GROUP-SWITZERLAND GmbH 89 PROCHEMA HANDELSGESELLSCHAFT mbh 86 SIBUR INTERNATIONAL GmbH 89 PROCTER & GAMBLE CHEMICALS 86 SINOPEC CHEMICAL COMMERCIAL HOLDING (HONG KONG) CO. LTD.8 9 PROQUIBASA 87 SINTEZ OKA LLC 89 PROVIRON 87 SK NETWORKS DEUTSCHLAND GmbH 89 PTT GLOBAL CHEMICAL PLC 87 SNCB LOGISTICS S.A. 89 QATAR CHEMICAL AND PETROCHEMICAL MARKETING SNCF FRET 89 AND DISTRIBUTION COMPANY Q.J.S.C. 87 SNETOR CHIMIE 89 QATAR CHEMICAL COMPANY LTD. 87 SOJITZ EUROPE PLC 89 QATAR FERTILISER COMPANY S.A.Q. 87 SOLAR CHARTERING LTD. 90 QUEST INTERNATIONAL TRADING S.A. 87 SOLMAR-UNIVERSAL TANKER CHARTERING INC. 90 QUIMIDROGA, S.A. 87 SOLVADIS METHANOL GmbH 90 QUINCANNON ASSOCIATES INC. 87 SOLVAY 64 QUINN CHEMICALS GmbH 87 SOLVAY S.A. 64 R.M.I. CHEMICAL LOGISTICS B.V. 87 SOLVENTAS TEKNIK DEPOLAMA A.S. 90 RABIGH REFINING & PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY 87 SOLVENTIS LTD. 90 RADICI PARTECIPAZIONI SpA 87 SOLVOCHEM HOLLAND B.V. 90 RAFFINERIE HEIDE GmbH 64 SONGWON INDUSTRIAL CO. LTD. 90 RAIZEN TRADING LLP 87 SOUTH HAMPTON RESOURCES 90 REEDEREI JAEGERS GmbH 87 SPDC LTD. 90 REICHHOLD CZ s.r.o. 87 SPOLEK PRO CHEMICKOU HUTNÍ VÝROBU A.S. 90 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LTD. 87 STANDIC B.V. 90 REPSOL, SA 64 STAR CHEMICAL LOGISTIC SpA 90 RESICHEM Srl 87 STEM SHIPPING 90 RESIN TECHNOLOGY LLC 87 STOCKMEIER CHEMIE GmbH & Co. KG 90 RHENUS CHEMICAL LOGISTICS GmbH 87 STOLT TANK CONTAINERS B.V. 90 RIVERLAKE BARGING B.V. 87 STYROLUTION GROUP GmbH 64 RNM-PRODUTOS QUIMICOS 87 SUMITOMO DEUTSCHLAND GmbH 90 ROSCHEMRESOURCE LLC 87 SUNPOR KUNSTSTOFF GmbH 90 ROYAL VOPAK 88 SUTTONS GROUP 90 RUBIS TERMINAL 88 SUZHOU HONGWEI INDUSTRY CO. LTD. 90 RUHR-PETROL GmbH 88 SYNBRA TECHNOLOGY B.V. 90 RUSKHIMSET JSC 88 SYNTHOMER (U.K.) LTD. 90 RÜTGERS BELGIUM N.V. 64 SYNTHOS S.A. 91 S. I. M. P. 88 TAL INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER CORPORATION 91 SABIC 64 TAMINCO BVBA 64 SAM NAM PETROCHEMICAL CO. LTD. 88 TANK OPSLAG VERBEKE N.V. 91 SAMECA - PRODUCTOS QUIMICOS S.A 88 TANKMATCH INLAND SHIPPING B.V. 91 SAMSKIP 88 TANQUID GmbH & Co. KG 91 SAMSUNG C&T DEUTSCHLAND GmbH 88 TAUBER PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY 91 SANO INTERTRANS LTD. 88 TEAM TANKERS INTERNATIONAL 91 SANORS 88 TECNON ORBICHEM LTD. 91 SAR TRASPORTI SCPA 88 TEMBEC 91 SASA POLYESTER SANAYI A. S. 88 TENNANTS DISTRIBUTION LTD. 91 SASOL CHEMIE GmbH & Co. KG 88 TERMINALES PORTUARIAS S.L. 91 SASOL GERMANY GmbH 88 TG BIOCHEMICALS LTD. 91 SAUDI ARAMCO PRODUCTS TRADING COMPANY 88 THE CRESCENT GROUP 91 SAY POLYMERS B.V. 88 THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 91 SAYBOLT NEDERLAND B.V. 88 THE LOGICAL GROUP GmbH 91 SC HOPE SPED Srl 88 THE PETROCHEMICAL STANDARD 91 SCHILL + SEILACHER “STRUKTOL” GmbH 88 THIRD COAST INTERNATIONAL 91 SCHUPP IBERICA S.L. 88 THIRUMALAI CHEMICALS LTD. 91 SCL GmbH 88 TIGRO INDUSTRIES N.V. 91 SCOTT BADER CO. LTD. 64 TIM CONSULT GmbH 91 SDV LTD. 88 TISZA CHEMICAL GROUP PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY 64 SEA INVEST SHIPPING AGENCY 88 TONEN GENERAL SEKIYU K.K. 91 SEACO INTERNATIONAL LEASING GmbH 88 TORAY FILMS EUROPE 91
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TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS & REFINING S.A./N.V. 64 VERENIGDE TANKREDERIJ B.V. 93 TOYOTA TSUSHO CORPORATION 91 VERSALIS SpA 64 TPC GROUP LLC. 92 VERTOM SHIPPING & TRADING B.V. 93 TRAMMO AG 92 VICTORIA CHEMICALS Sp. z.o.o. (LTD) 93 TRANS OCEAN BULK LOGISTICS 92 VINMAR INTERNATIONAL LTD. 93 TRANS POLONIA S.A. 92 VINNOLIT GmbH & Co. KG 64 TRANSAL SHIPPING CO. 92 VITOL S.A. 93 TRANSPORT GHEYS N.V. 92 VOPAK TERQUIMSA 93 TRECORA CHEMICAL INC. 92 VOS BULK LOGISTICS OSS B.V. 93 TRICON ENERGY 92 VTG AG 93 TRIFLEET LEASING (THE NETHERLANDS) B.V. 92 VTTI B.V. 93 TRINSEO EUROPE GmbH 64 WACKER CHEMIE AG 64 TRINTERNATIONAL INC. 92 WAKE MARINE LTD. 93 TX LOGISTIK AG 92 WASCOSA AG 93 U.S. PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES INC. 92 WATSON GRAY ITALIA Srl 93 UBE CHEMICAL EUROPE S.A 64 WESTCHART A/S 93 ULTRAGAS ApS 92 WHYTE CHEMICALS LIMITED 93 UNGER FABRIKKER A/S 92 WIJNGAARD NATIE N.V. 93 UNI-CHARTERING A/S 92 WIJNHOFF & VAN GULPEN & LARSEN B.V. 93 UNIGAS INTERNATIONAL 92 WILHELM ROSENSTEIN LTD. 93 UNIGEL S.A. (HOLDING) 92 WOLTERS KLUWER TRANSPORT SERVICES N.V. 93 UNITED INITIATORS GmbH & Co. KG 92 WOOD MACKENZIE 93 UNITED MINERAL & CHEMICAL CORPORATON 92 WORMS SERVICES MARITIMES 94 UNITED PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY 92 YARA S.A. 94 UNIVAR B.V. 92 YONGSAN CHEMICALS INC. 94 UOP N.V. 92 YUG INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD. 94 UTKILEN AS 93 ZAGROS PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY 94 V. PEETERS OIW N.V. 93 ZEELAND SEAPORTS 94 VAN MOER GROUP N.V. 93 ZEON CORPORATION 94 VERBRUGGE INTERNATIONALE WEGTRANSPORTEN B.V. 93 ZHEJIANG SATELLITE PETROCHEMICAL CO. LTD. 94
100 MEMBERS INDEX BY REPRESENTATIVE NAME
ABERGEL Laurent 67 BASSO Flavio 71 ABOUELKHIER Eng. Mohamed Mahmoud Kasem 73 BATEMAN David 86 ADELTOFT Michael 84 BAUER Steffen 80 ADIBMEHR Maryam 86 BAUM Norbert 77 AGARWAL Amit 90 BAYEGAN Ruya 68 AKIYAMA Kenichi 79 BECIDYAN Nurhan A. 92 AKSOY Oya 80 BECK Ehrhard 87 AL SHAMMARI Mufleh 83 BEDELL John 68 AL-ANSARI Hisham 75 BEDNORZ Dariusz 63 AL-ARFAJ Nader 88 BEKAERT Bernard 69 AL-EMADI Ahmed 87 BENESCH Udo 81 AL-LAMKI Mohamed 84 BERENDEL Dan 82 Al-NAAMA Jassim 87 BERGGREN Mark 82 ALEKSIC Sasa 63 BERGHAUS Rainer 83 ALEXANDER Ian 77 BERKEL Heidi 70 ALIC Azra 93 BERNARDINI Umbro 76 ALKAN Ersin 70 BERTANI Luca 74 ALLEN Andy 66 BERTSCHI Dr. Hans-Jörg 68 ALTHOFF Henrik 73 BHARDWAJ Dr. Bharat 83 ALTIN Necat 80 BHATT Paul 75 ALTOBELLI Dr. Nicola 73 BHATTACHARYA Ajay 74 ALTUNTAS Mukremin 75 BIAN Jing 79 AMARO AQUINO Paulo Cesar 86 BIRMAN Aleksander 93 ANSARINIK Eng. Sepahdar 89 BITLIS Mehmet Emin 86 ANTOINE Yves 89 BLOCKEN Peter 85 ASATIANI Nika 71 BOGDANOVITCH Pavel 69 ATCHISON Dennis 66 BOL Quirijn 87 ATIS Rafet Gürcan 65 BOLLAERT Daniel 83 ATKINSON Richard 90 BONAMI Luc 66 AUBOURG Emmanuel 89 BOND David 68 AUSEMS Harry 80 BONETTI Giorgio 67 AVONTUUR Michiel 66 BOOMERT Yuri 73 AYAR Ali Murat 88 BOON Pieter 72 AYHAN Drs. Emre 75 BOONYASUWAT Savanit 87 BABIKIAN Harry 76 BORMS Rudi 77 BACHMANN Hans-Georg 82 BORSHOV Juri 63 BAGDASARIANZ Hilarius 71 BOSHART Ferry 85 BANDO Ken 72 BOTHE Achim 62 BARBAROS Ibrahim 77 BOURGART Jean 64 BARBIERI Mario 83 BOURREAU Patrick 75 BARDAKJIAN Jack 77 BRASHER Donald 75 BARENDSE Barend 73 BRAWN Pete 91 BARRIQUAND Bertrand 62 BRESCHENDORF Michael 71 BARROSO José Luis 64 BRÖKER Heike 73 BARTLEWSKA Gosia 78 BRUCH Dr. Christian 81 BARUH Nisso 71 BRYAN James 84 BARUH Lari 90 BUCHHOLZ Jürgen 88
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BUDIN Michel 63 DORN Dr. Joachim 65 BUHSE Christian 62 DRIESSEN Luc 83 BUNTINX Rob 64 DUDAKOV Yury 84 BUSARD Thomas 86 DUEBEL Joerg 74 BUTCHER Ian 80 DUFFY Dr. Joe 67 BUTTI Maurizio 90 DUPASQUIER Florence 76 BUTZELAAR René 90 DURAND Blaise 73 CAGATAY Omer 69 DURUKAN Mustafa 88 CALMÄC Adrian 83 DUVAL Franck 84 CALVO Carlos 73 DYRLIE Trygve 84 CAREY Dermot 87 EBERHARD Ruediger 63 CARRIERE Jean-Luc 91 EBERHARD Dipl.-Ing. Guenther 72 CARVALHO José 88 EDELIN Kevin 66 CASADO José Luis 74 EDGE Charles 74 CASAJÚS LÓPEZ Ignacio José 93 EGGLESTON Mark 86 CASSELLS Susan 69 EGRI Gàbor 73 CASTLEBERRY Bill 73 EKMANN Per 92 CASTOR Laurent 63 EL GUENNOUNI Rachid 75 CAVAN Colin 62 ELIE Patrick 73 CERE Marcel-Louis 94 ELWINE Anthony 72 CHANDRA Naveen 77 ENDRES Philipp 82 CHAZELLE Rémy 68 ERKOC Faruk 85 CHEN Jingdong 89 ESTERMANN Friedel 65 CHEN Mindong 90 FABIANO Hector 70 CHI Zhenyu 72 FACCO Stefano 82 CHOI Jae Ho 88 FAES Francesco 94 CHOKHANI Nimesh 79 FAKHER Liza 94 CIESIELSKI Dariusz 64 FANKHAUSER Urs 70 CINCOTTA Dr. Cinzia 71 FAUVARQUE Pierre 79 CLAWSON Jim 91 FELLER Yael 70 CLIMENT DEWIT Genoveva 86 FENGLER Thomas 78 COLDANI Marco 88 FERNANDEZ Lorena 65 COOPER Andrew 72 FIÉVÉ Pascal 67 COPPIN Henk 90 FIGLHUBER Werner 86 COSTA Sara 87 FINGER Ullrich 62 COTTRELL Barry 66 FINSTERWALDER Michael 74 CREMERS Cederic 64 FISCHER Dr. Heiko 93 CROMACK Mike 64 FISHER Nathan 63 CROTTY Tom 63 FISSET Jérôme 89 CSABA Bodo 88 FLOOK Christopher 77 D’HAENENS An 63 FLÜGGEN Dr. Norbert 66 DAGA Satyen 72 FOGLI Franco 88 DAHLMANN Markus 88 FRENZL Michael 80 DE BELLIS Miguel 67 FRERICK Sven 78 DE BLOCK Iwan 76 FRIESS Johannes 75 DE BOEVER Peter 78 FRISCHBIER Bernd 80 de LANGE Eric 78 FUJIYOSHI Yuko 82 DE MAEIJER Pascal 78 FUNAMIZU Tomoyuki 65 DE RIDDER Lex 86 FYFFE Georgina 78 DE RIJKE Kees (C.L.) 72 GALE Ronald H. 78 de RIJKE Chris 87 GARCIA CAMPOS Francisco 89 de ROO René 93 GARCIA ENCINAS Rocio 65 DE VET Niels 63 GARDIEN Rogier 93 DE ZEEUW Rob 72 GEISEL Dr. Urs 82 DEGRIECK Roger 78 GEORGE Stephen 79 DELAVAL Sebastien 83 GERBER Thomas 64 DEPECKER Stefaan 87 GERRITSEN Guus 79 DERRIEN Yves 73 GHESQUIERE Olivier 73 DESMET Johan 86 GHEYS Dirk 92 DESREUMAUX Sébastien 84 GICCQUEL Gaëlle 76 DEVRIM Jan B. 66 GIEZENDANNER Benjamin 75 DEVROYE Alain 66 GILL Wolfgang 81 DHANORKAR Saurabh 74 GJESDAL Karl Erik 93 DIANEZ Francesc 83 GOETHALS Bert 65 DIAZ BARRIGA Carlos 76 GÓMEZ Victor 85 DIDWANIA Nitin Kumar 77 GOOCH Paul 91 DIERCKS Prof. Dr. Rainer 62 GORADIA Hemant 93 DONG Gong Xiao 89 GORMAN Kevin 71 DORDONI Vania 71 GOSWELL Simon 63
102 MEMBERS INDEX BY REPRESENTATIVE NAME
GOULD Jeffrey S. 68 JENKINS Steven 85 GOYAL Raman 81 JENSEN Gorm 63 GRAGE Heiko 82 JEUKENS Frits 79 GRASSERBAUER Maximilian 63 JOHNSON Svetlana 71 GREINER Olivier 64 JOHNSON David 73 GRIMA Jorge 73 JONES Rose-Anna 64 GROENEWOLD C.J.A. 93 JONES Edson 67 GRØNNING Jens 91 JOVE PONS Ramón 69 GROOT WASSINK Erik 79 JUDD Ian 84 GROSJEAN Benoist 71 KADJATA Olivier 77 GUERINEAU Philippe 87 KAISER Brian 74 GUIDUGLI Juan Pablo 92 KANG Yujin 80 GULIANI Raveen 72 KAPLUCHA Marek 76 GUNEYLI Yamac 86 KAPTURKIEWICZ Grzegorz 91 GUTIERREZ SALDIVAR Guillermo 76 KARABEK Capt. Bulent 92 HAAG Andreas 76 KARKOSKA Vladimír 62 HAESAERTS Luc 76 KASLOWSKI Simone 85 HAIKNEY Anthony 92 KATTEMÖLLE Edward 81 HARFOUCHE Salim 70 KATZIN Ronnie 93 HARKER Ruediger 88 KAVELAARS Patrick 71 HARRINGTON Joseph 65 KAVOURAS Dr. Andreas 62 HARRIS David 78 KEHRIG Christina 66 HARTOGS Bernardo 75 KEIL Dr. Marten 71 HATZISARIS Jordan 71 KETSMAN Sabine 64 HEGELE Matthias 65 KETTING Hans 79 HELIAS Frank 73 KHOSHOIE Mohammad Reza 89 HELLEMANS Peter 83 KIM Jeongtaek (JT) 72 HELSEN Maurice 81 KIM YoungLan (Rani) 76 HERNANDEZ Ricardo 73 KIM H. Hoegun 80 HESELTINE Duncan 74 KIM Kris 88 HESSELINK Marco 73 KIM Kee-Joon 94 HEYEN Dr. Erk Thorsten 64 KISHINO Motomichi 67 HIBBERT Jonathan 69 KISHORE Ashok 92 HILDEBRANDT Edward 71 KLEINKRAMER Jacques 69 HILKENS Belinda 79 KLINK Ernst-Eberhard 79 HILLE Jan 63 KLINKENBERG Mira 85 HINGST Michiel 87 KLIPPEL Björn 91 HODEN Jean-François 64 KÖBER Eduard 80 HODGES Paul 78 KOCH Henrik 68 HOESCH Thomas 84 KOKEN Damla 65 HOLLAND Steven 69 KOKULUDAG Levend 67 HOLTES Mark 78 KÖPP Henk 82 HOLVOET Jean-Patrick 89 KORKUT Sadettin 63 HOLZMANN Thomas C. 70 KORVENRANTA Markku 62 HOMBERG Rolf 71 KOZLOVA Elena 86 HOOZEMANS Ed 92 KRAEKER Uwe 73 HOPPE Stefaan 74 KRASI Janina 81 HORE Patrick 72 KRICKA Jan 90 HOSCHKE Markus 85 KRUGLOVA Irina 87 HOYER Thomas 77 KRUMM Eckhard 67 HUEPPELER Holger 63 KRÜPPER Henrik 63 HUGHES David 64 KUBENZ Dr. h.c. Michael 80 HURENKAMP Joris 86 KUCK Birger 68 HUTH Paul F. 74 KUDRINA Olga 68 HUYCKE Rudolf 92 KUIMOV Andrey 68 IEVOLI Domenico 82 KULLBERG Loek 78 ILLINGWORTH Matthew 81 KWAK Sung Lim 66 IMAI Yoichi 91 KWAK Seong Wook 89 In’t VELD Kees 83 LAAKSONEN Antti 68 INGHAM Philip 89 LADEHOFF Jörn 88 ISMAIYATIM Shahrin 91 LAGAE John 76 ITO Takashi 90 LAGO XIMÉNEZ Israel 71 IVLEV Alexander 88 LAI Marvin 74 IYER Srivatsan 62 LANDESMAN Jossi 68 JAEGERS Dr. Gunther 70 LANFER Hermann 80 JAEHNEL Meik Rudolf 84 LANGEN Franz 65 JAMANI Naushad 84 LANGSTRAAT Rob 78 JANSSEN Jozef 80 LATTUADA Giuseppe 71 JAREMOVA Lucie 87 LAUBSCHER Alex 66
103 EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
LAURIJSSENS Gert 69 MOIR Jens 91 LAVALLIN Steve 93 MOKASHI Srinivas G. 81 LAZOVIC Sergej 75 MONTEIL Guy 92 LEBREUT Benjamin 69 MONTERO Antonio 85 LEE Michael 66 MOORS Sylvain 91 LEE Sang Kyu 69 MOREIRA Sérgio 69 LEE Sung-Chul 84 MORI Akihiro 90 LEE Roger 91 MOTSEKOA Lehlo 86 LEFAS John 78 MOUNSEY William 63 LEHNER Frank 92 MUKAI Yohei 89 LEIJONHIELM Carl Johan 90 MUKHERJI Kirry 81 LENS Guy 65 MÜLLER Frank 68 LEPETUKHIN Igor 76 MÜLLER Jos 69 LEROY Ir. Fabian 79 MÜLLER Cécile 73 LEVY Itamar 74 MÜLLER Philipp 93 LIDBACK Alex 93 MUNOZ Vicente 87 LILJA Fredrik 78 MURILLO GIL Román 68 LIN Fu-Shen 72 NAHM Kyewon 81 LLOYD David 78 NASIR Jeffrey 83 LOGGENBERG Dr. Peter 92 NATAF Laurent 68 LOMBARDI Vincenzo 74 NELSON Gregory N. 73 LOTOV Dmitriy 70 NEMOTO Tetsuya 82 LUBBOCK David 90 NEO Yaosheng 75 LUGGEN Dr. Martin 69 NERI Dr. Piero 83 LÜLLEMANN Thomas 75 NICOL Scott 70 LUTZ Tomas 72 NIELSEN Jens Holger 88 MA Tujun 94 NIEMAN André 91 MACKAY Peter 76 NIHASI Yasuhiko 79 MAESTRELLI Daniele 66 NOEL Bernard 85 MAHMOUDI Narjisse 84 NOORDEGRAAF Jan 90 MAIER Andreas 66 NORDANGER Arne 68 MAINDWAL Rohit 63 NOWLAN John 76 MAKIOS Thrasyvoulos 81 NUSAIR Marwan 66 MALAIKAH Jamal 83 NYSTAD Morten 84 MALDONADO Eliezer 73 OBERKIRCH Andreas 62 MANDEWIRTH Dr. Sven 69 ODDICINI Roberto 93 MAQUIGNON Fabrice 93 OKAMOTO Kazuto 83 MARENZANA Alberto 81 OKUMURA Shigeru 91 MARGUNATO Cem 67 OMEROGLU Timucin 68 MARQUARDT Christoph 68 ONUR Sinasi 72 MARTINET Catherine 85 ONUR Berat 86 MARTINEZ Jose. Manuel 62 OSELAND Paul 78 MASON Michael 80 OTT Siegfried 79 MATHEU Xavier 77 OVREAS Magne 93 MATHONNAT Isabelle 91 PALUMBO Sergio 65 MATSUI Takeshi 80 PAPACOSTAS Stelios 89 MATSUMOTO Kenji 79 PAREKH Aaron 75 MATTOZZI Francesco 70 PAROLIN João Benjamin 85 MAUS Hans Werner 93 PARTHASARATHY Ranga 91 McNALLY Barry 90 PATRICK Dennis 82 McDONNELL Michael 92 PEDGE Robert 88 McLOUGHLIN David 84 PEETERS Jan 84 MEHTA Yogi 85 PEGO Josep 67 MEIJBURG Bart 94 PELITOZU Esra 89 MEINECKE Ralf 83 PELZER Dr. Alfred 85 MEISTER Christoph 85 PENNINGTON Cate 93 MEIXNER Norbert 93 PEREZ José Luis 85 MELER Agnieszka 92 PERRY Chet 79 MENK Siegfried 88 PESGENS Suzanne 67 MERKLEIN Norbert 71 PETHO Zsolt 64 MERMANS Benny 62 PICAVET Jolanda 71 MERTENS Dirk 84 PICCININO Giorgio 70 METZ Jean-Yves 64 PINNEY William 74 MEYER Nils 89 PLAISIER Wim 67 MIELCZAREK Cezary 70 PODSEDNIK Scott 91 MIKKELSEN Andreas 80 POL Robin 92 MIKKOLAINEN Elisa 71 POMPEI Virgilio 71 MINFRAY Jérôme 75 PONS Isabel 82 MOHANNA Abdullah M. 83 POPOV Adam 67
104 MEMBERS INDEX BY REPRESENTATIVE NAME
POZDNYAKOV Mikhail 87 SNODGRASS Peter 81 PRAKASH Amit 86 SNYDER Robert 67 PRESTON Elizabeth 65 SOYKE Dr. Bernd 85 PROTO Marc 65 SPAGNOLI Giuseppe 91 PURAYIL Abdulla 87 SPOHR Pedro 63 PUSHNOV Oleg 74 STARK Ian 70 PYO Ally 72 STEDMAN Timothy 63 RADICI Angelo 87 STEPHENSON David B. 84 RAI Sanjay 79 STEWEN Dr. Ulrich 70 RAY Sr. S.K. 87 STOCKMEIER Peter 90 REEKMANS Bart 75 STRONG Stuart 93 REHMAN Laique 92 SUDO Atsushi 82 REID Simon 85 SUN Robin 77 REMONDINI Elena 90 SUNDBY Botolf 78 RIDNELL Anthony 92 SUNDE Bertil 69 ROSSAERT Dietwin 86 SUTTON John 77 RUISECCO Claudio 63 SVYATNAYA Yuliya 79 RUIZ DORADO Juan Carlos 64 T.K. PALANISAMI Ing. Sami 82 RUIZ HERAS José Luis 68 TAGLIABUE Emanuele 64 RUSSO Bruno 87 TAGUCHI Masahiro 82 RÜTTEN Claus 70 TAKAHASHI Shinsuke 94 RUTTENS Michel 66 TALARICO Francesco 64 RUUD Jan Ivar 92 TALKE Armin 66 SALA ALCUBILLA Luis 91 TANCINI Paolo 74 SALESSE Cyrus 70 TATTUM Lyn 77 SALINAS DE MOUR A Pedro 62 TAWAKLEY Ashish 70 SALVADORI Davide 67 TEE-CHIANG Ngiam 72 SAMOYLOVA Yuliya 88 TEEUWENS Martine 83 SANDELOWSKY Ruth 80 TERRASSIN François 88 SARDINA Helion 70 THORNTON Nick 79 SCHAAF Michael 68 THORSTENSON Jon 84 SCHÄFER Hans Albert 76 TIKHONOV Serguei 71 SCHEPERS Gerben 89 TOFT Simon 84 SCHLAG Dr. Stefan 77 TOKONAMI Toshimi 77 SCHMIDT Juergen 79 TRENHOLM Graham 69 SCHNEIDER Frank 77 TREUER Olivier 83 SCHNITZENDÖBEL Dr. Werner 88 TRIBOLDI Secondo 70 SCHOBER James 62 TUCHNIN Andrey 92 SCHOENBACH Jan 81 TURBEVILLE Joe 69 SCHRAVESANDE André 74 TÜRK Maria 76 SCHROETER Ingo 65 TURKAY Cenk 65 SCHULLER Marc 62 UMBRICH Mag. Hermann 74 SEIDEWAND EPPLEY Carly 87 UPFILL-BROWN Simon 90 SELA Roy 74 ÜSTÜNDĂ Aksun 90 SELDESLACHTS Patrick 89 VALENTIN Klaus 87 SENGAR Chandan Singh 79 VALIDO Rosario 64 SEVERIJNS Lieven 76 VAN ALPHEN Marc 93 SHABI Aboed 71 van BENTUM Henk 76 SHAFIK Eng. Maged M. 80 VAN CALDENBORGH Olav 69 SHAH Mukesh 74 van den AKKER Peter 84 SHAH Ashit 91 VAN DEN EYNDE Bob 93 SHALEIVE Eran 88 van den HEUVEL Raymond 84 SHARMA Mukul 72 VAN DEN HURK Joris 76 SHARMA Sanjeev 77 van der KAADEN Arie 88 SHARPE Elaine 91 van der KNAAP Gert 72 SHELLY Neil 66 Van der MEER Jeroen 77 SHITZER Yuval 65 VAN der SPEK Rob 81 SIEGMUND Jasmin 78 VAN DER WEIJDE Tom 66 SIEP Paul 81 van ENGELEN Hendrik-Jan 86 SILVA Ulises 67 van HERWAARDEN Dick 72 SIMONS Frank 75 van HOLST Bert 80 SIMONS Theo Jan 82 VAN HOLTEN Jacco 72 SKAFF Walid 90 VAN HOUWAERT Hubert 73 SKARE Tom 89 VAN LIERDE Joost 93 SKUNČIKAS Mindaugas 79 VAN MOURIK Robert 83 SLEZYNGER Henri 92 VAN POUCKE Tim 77 SMISSAERT Charles 68 van SEVENTER Kees 88 SMITH Michael 77 VAN THIENEN Stefan 72 SMYK Alexander 89 VAN VELZEN Jan Willem 84
105 EPCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014
van WOERKOM Chris 78 WELLENS Luc 68 VANHERBERGEN Kris 64 WELLS Chris 67 VANMAELE Prof. Dr.-Ir. Hendrik 83 WENZEL Tim 69 VANPARIJS Daniel 89 WEXLER Stefanie 65 VANROLLEGHEM Xavier 86 WHITEFORD Alastair 82 VANTAGGIATO Marco 67 WHITLOCK Colin 75 VARADHARAJULU Anand Kumar 67 WHITTET Richard 76 VASIN Ing. Anton 89 WIGGINS Wade 82 VASSAR Mark 82 WIGHTMAN Don 84 VERGHESE Dr. Thomas 67 WILDT Ulrich 75 VERHAEGEN Wilfried 74 WILSON Stephen 68 VERSTELLE Wim 85 WINDAU Elizabeth 86 VIDIC Clelia 85 WITTLING Wolfgang 90 VIJVERMAN Jan 62 WOLMAR Soren 87 VILAS BOAS ROMERO Carla 81 WOO Youngsuk 77 VILLALBA Cesar 78 WOOLLEY Ian 92 VIQUESNEL Laurent 86 WRIGHT Jr. Frank L. 66 VLEUGELS François 82 WU Steven 70 VOGEL Harald 67 WUYTS Luk 91 VOISEY Alasdair 91 YANARDAG Gemma 92 VOLPE Ivano 69 YONG James 81 von GEORG Eberhard 75 ZAGHLOUL Dr. Tarek 85 VONDERHAGEN Anja 80 ZEIDAN Raja 62 VOOGT Paul 90 ZEINSTRA Ir. Jan 86 WALI Amar 87 ZERINGUE Jesse 81 WALKE Markus 72 ZHANG George Zhanwei 77 WANDER Jean-Pierre 83 ZINK Andreas 81 WARNER Mark 67 ZOGLIO Greg 71 WATSON Andrew 69 ZULFIKARI Keyan 80 WEBER Werner 76
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