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37Th Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference (APPEC 2021), Platts Asia’S First Hybrid Event Where Everyone Can Map the Future of Energy PLATTS ASIA’S FIRST HYBRID EVENT Onsite | Online | On-Demand Powering Connection 37th Asia Pacific SPEAKERS’ RESIDING IN Petroleum Conference 100+ OVER 20+ 30+ (APPEC 2021) SPEAKERS COUNTRIES C-LEVEL SPEAKERS September 27–29, 2021 | Singapore & Online Total net worth of speaker companies 1.164 Trillion USD* The Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference 2021 is back – bigger and bolder. APPEC 2021 will be Platts Asia’s first hybrid event seeing more than 100 renowned speakers from over 20 countries, with 1 single platform for global delegates and exclusive sessions with top decision makers. Tune in to the event from anywhere across the globe as we 75+ 40+ 15 1-1 shape and map the energy future as an APPEC community. FIRESIDE CHATS HOURS OF CEO VIDEO CHAT FOR PANEL DISCUSSIONS CONTENT CONVERSATIONS NETWORKING PRESENTATIONS Oil | Shipping | LNG | Petrochemicals | Energy Transition | Technology & Finance Contact us at +65 6530 6430 or [email protected] *Data collected where possible from S&P Global Market Intelligence APPEC THOUGHT-LEADERSHIP SERIES Analyzing the refining landscape: start-ups and shutdowns JY Lim, Senior Analyst Oil Products, S&P Global Platts Indonesia’s contribution to oil and gas markets Adhitya Nugraha, Senior Economist, PT Pertamina Panel discussion: The future of crude benchmarking Stefano Grasso, Head of Trading for APAC, Eni Trading & Shipping Singapore Joel R. Couse, Special Advisor, in the Directorate of Energy Markets and Security, International Energy Agency (IEA) Adi Imsirovic, Senior Research Fellow, Oxford Institute of Energy Studies Zhang Hongming, Managing Director, Energy Products Department, Shanghai International Energy Exchange (INE) An analysis on ESG and oil and gas financing David Lazarus, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley Book review: Untangling the knotty history of oil’s trading evolution Adi Imsirovic, Senior Research Fellow, Oxford Institute of Energy Studies Refining and petrochemicals considering energy transition Galid Lahdahda, Managing Director, Global Industries Group, Oil & Gas and Chemicals, Standard Chartered Bank Contact us at +65 6530 6430 or [email protected] MONDAY SEPTEMBER 27 CEO Conversation Series Industry collaboration for energy transition Chris Midgley, Global Head of Analytics, S&P Global Platts Lorenzo Simonelli, President & CEO, Baker Hughes CEO Conversation Dave Ernsberger, Global Head of Pricing and Market Insight, S&P Global Platts Eugene Leong, president, bp Singapore and CEO, bp trading & shipping Asia-Pacific & Middle East Towards a sustainable energy future in Latin America Dave Ernsberger, Global Head of Pricing and Market Insight, S&P Global Platts Felipe Bayón, President, Ecopetrol State of the oil and gas industry Chris Midgley, Global Head of Analytics, S&P Global Platts Greg Hill, President and Chief Operating Officer, Hess Corporation CEO Conversation Saugata Saha, President, S&P Global Platts S M Vaidya, Chairman & CEO, IndianOil Resilience and Recovery in times of uncertainty Chris Midgley, Global Head of Analytics, S&P Global Platts Dr. Alois Virag, CEO, Nayara Energy Accelerating the industry’s response to climate change Mriganka Jaipuriyar, Head of News – Asia, S&P Global Platts Dr Pratima Rangaranjan, CEO, OGCI Climate Investments Captive sales channel as a success factor for an integrated business model Beth Evans, Global Director of News, S&P Global Platts Elena Skvortsova, Executive Board member for Marketing & Trading, OMV Aktiengesellschaft How the sophistication and democratization of financial oil markets has created a field of untapped data that will change how oil markets are analyzed Dave Ernsberger, Global Head of Pricing and Market Insight, S&P Global Platts Greg Newman, CEO, Onyx Capital Group Contact us at +65 6530 6430 or [email protected] MONDAY SEPTEMBER 27 CEO Conversation Series Special Address Speaker TBA CEO Conversation Saugata Saha, President, S&P Global Platts Alan Heng, Interim Group CEO, Pavilion Energy Arif Mahmood, Executive Vice President & CEO Downstream, PETRONAS CEO Conversation Alice Niu, Head of Content - China, S&P Global Platts Wang Fenghai, CEO, Shanghai Futures Exchange & Shanghai International Energy Exchange Charting challenges and change in the energy sector Dave Ernsberger, Global Head of Pricing and Market Insight, S&P Global Platts Russell Hardy, Chief Executive Officer, Vitol Importance of price discovery and liquidity in Voluntary Carbon Markets Beth Evans, Global Director of News, S&P Global Platts Eddie Listorti, CEO, Viridios Capital, Executive Chairman, Viridios AI Leading through the Energy Transition; what are the challenges Beth Evans, Global Director of News, S&P Global Platts Peter Coleman, ex-CEO, Woodside Petroleum Exclusive: An analysis of OPEC+ Interviewer: Herman Wang, Senior Writer, S&P Global Platts Interviewees: H.E Timipre Sylva, Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Government of Nigeria Contact us at +65 6530 6430 or [email protected] MONDAY SEPTEMBER 27 APPEC ON SITE APPEC ONLINE APPEC ON DEMAND 10:30 Crude Workshop: Understanding benchmarks: Brent and Dubai 12:00 APPEC 2021 welcome lunch Welcome Address 13:00 Saugata Saha, President, S&P Global Platts Special Address 13:15 Dr Tan See Leng, Minister, Government of Singapore Session one: Where are we in the post-pandemic cycle? Fireside chat: Keynote 13:30 Saugata Saha, President, S&P Global Platts Carol Howle, EVP Trading & Shipping, bp Panel discussion: Decoding structural changes in commodity markets: what does the new normal look like? Supplying Asia with crude during the pandemic and beyond Moderator: Joel Hanley, Senior Director - Oil, S&P Global Platts Simon James, Vice President for Crude Trading, Equinor Panelists: Impact of carbon intensity and offset pricing in crude markets 14:00 Eirik Waerness, Senior Vice President and Chief Economist, Equinor Arsalan Syed, Low Carbon Oil Pricing Analyst, S&P Global Platts Harry Tchilinguirian, Director Oil Market Analytics and Research, TOTSA TotalEnergies Trading SA Andrew Cooper, Low Carbon Market Analyst, S&P Global Platts Saad Rahim, Chief Economist, Trafigura Giovanni Serio, Head of Research, Vitol How has Asia Crude Demand Recovered from Covid-19? Yaw Yan Chong, Director, Oil Research & Forecasts, Refinitiv Code Red – the Energy Industry Challenge Are we shifting to de-globalization? 15:00 Chris Midgley, Global Head of Analytics, S&P Global Platts Andrea Pescatori, Chief of Commodities, International Monetary fund (IMF) Contact us at +65 6530 6430 or [email protected] Online exclusive: Ask Platts about crude markets Dave Ernsberger, Global Head of Pricing and Market Insight, S&P 15:30 Mid-afternoon break Global Platts Chris Midgley, Global Head of Analytics, S&P Global Platts The shifting pattern of the oil and gas job market Euan Kenworthy, Managing Director, Board Practice & Industrial/ 15:45 Watch APPEC On Demand content Natural Resources Sector, Russell Reynolds Associates Understanding crude supply in a new energy era Powering the energy industry: The US Biden Administration: impacts on oil People and benefit trends for 2021 and beyond 16:00 Ben Luckock, Co-Head of Oil Trading, Trafigura Jonathan James, Head of Sales, Strategy & Distribution, Aetna Keynote interview: Russia: the swing supplier for Asia Panel discussion: The challenges for developing countries: energy 16:20 Beth Evans, Global Director of News, S&P Global Platts scarcity to energy security Watch APPEC On Demand content Speaker TBA Moderator: Jon Nonis, Associate Editorial Director, S&P Global Platts Panelists: Keynote interview: Saudi Arabia’s oil vision Beni Suryadi, Manager, Power, Fossil Fuel, Alternative Energy and 16:40 Beth Evans, Global Director of News, S&P Global Platts Storage, ASEAN Centre for Energy Speaker TBA Antoine Halff, Adjunct Senior Research Scholar, Center on Global Panel discussion: The future of crude Energy Policy, Columbia University & Chief Analyst, Kayrros Moderator: Vera Blei, Global Director, Oil & LNG Markets, S&P Global Platts Ali Nazar Faeq Al-Shatari, Deputy Director General for Crude Oil Panelists: D V Mamadapur, Executive Director, International Trade, BPCL and Gas Affairs, SOMO, Ministry of Oil, Federal Government of Iraq 17:00 Molly Morris, Vice President, Products & Liquids, Equinor Pedro Manrique, Commercial and Marketing Vice President, Ecopetrol Mike Muller, Head of Asia, Vitol Closing remarks The US Biden Administration: impacts on oil 17:50 Calvin Lee, Head of content – Asia, S&P Global Platts Ben Luckock, Co-Head of Oil Trading, Trafigura Watch APPEC On Demand content Russia: the swing supplier for Asia 18:00 APPEC 2021 celebration Saudi Arabia’s oil vision Contact us at +65 6530 6430 or [email protected] TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 28 Session two: Recovery post-COVID: Reviving refining APPEC ON SITE APPEC ONLINE APPEC ON DEMAND Welcome address 9:50 Ching Ong, Vice President, Commercial – APAC, S&P Global Platts Panel discussion: Mega project challenges: the roadmap to recovery Moderator: Dr Kang Wu, Head of Global Demand and Asia Analytics, S&P Global Platts Panelists: 10:00 Dr. Debash Patra, Executive Director, Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd. Mitsuyasu (Mitch) Kawaguchi, General Manager of Crude Oil and Tanker, COSMO Oil Sergey Denisov, Chief Development Officer, Nayara Energy Petri Jokinen, Director, Neste Singapore Expansion Project How much is demand fueling the new normal? 10:45 Dr Kang Wu, Head of Global Demand and Asia Analytics, S&P Global Platts Sustainability: how will the refining industry unfold? 11:10 Ashutosh Deshpande, Integrated Supply & Trading,
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