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31 Oct-02 Nov, 2011
Istanbul, TURKEY

Hilton Istanbul

OFFICIAL HOST & SPONSOR FOR GALA DINNER

 

AYGAZ

 

 

SILVER SPONSORS
PetrobrasSIBUR
  

AFTERNOON RECEPTION SPONSOR

OTEKO

 

Dear colleague,

 

It is my honor to invite you to join us at the 6th LPG Trade Summit in Istanbul. As the Host & Sponsor of the summit, we see this platform as an opportunity to raise the awareness on benefits of LPG and to seek cooperation for better business practices in the global LPG industry. It is our hope and belief that the conference will help us to achieve this vision.

 

As we all know, we face more complex challenges than generations past. We are all actors of a global marketplace, where we all share opportunities and risks of global economy. Oil and gas wells, traders on Wall Street, seamen of tanker ships, cylinder gas and autogas consumers are all interlinked. Cooperation is needed to reach common goals and to meet high expectations of our consumers.

 

Now, while the challenges today are different, we have to find new ways of doing business: How do we increase efficiency and productivity while reducing the cost? How do we make our products more environment-friendly? There's going to be a lot of debate about how we can build strategies between end-users, producers, ship-owners, traders and all the other important actors to make our industry more sustainable and how we harness the innovative potential to create new jobs.

 

We all understand there's no magic to do it. There will be all sorts of debates. That's why we are going to be in Istanbul this fall, to share our experiences, to find solutions on our common problems and seek cooperation to enhance our capabilities to serve even better our consumers in the future.

 

I look forward to welcoming you all in Istanbul for 6th LPG Trade Summit.

 

Sincerely,
Yağız Eyüboğlu
General Manager

Aygaz

 

A Global LPG Meet in Istanbul!

 

"For some years, forecasters have predicted a step increase in LPG export supplies as new projects started up in the Middle East and Africa. It was expected to happen through 2009 - 2010 but instead global LPG exports in 2009 were below 2008 levels and exports in 2010 were up only 1%. The LPG capacity was there but lack of feedstock and operating problems meant that the new facilities were underutilized. Now there are signs that LPG production in the Middle East is finally starting to lift off, especially in countries like Qatar and Abu Dhabi. Global LPG exports in 2011 could well be up by approaching 10% with a further increase of around 5% in 2012, largely driven by expanding exports from the Middle East. Beyond that the export growth switches from the East to the West - particularly Africa but also the US Gulf.

 

So where will the new LPG export supply go? The East was thought unable to take all the extra supply volumes and the US Gulf was expected to absorb the Eastern LPG length. Now with the advance of shale gas production in the USA, and a consequent rise in gas liquids output, the US Gulf no longer imports LPG and has itself become a significant propane exporter. This means a reappraisal of LPG markets in the East and the West (including Turkey) to examine their potential to take markedly higher LPG volumes - and which demand sectors in particular this will impact.

 

In the past petrochemicals have been seen as the sector that will balance the LPG market. However last year LPG demand in Global petrochemicals grew by just 2%, and that was entirely due to greater LPG consumption in Saudi Arabia as new projects came on-stream. Petrochemicals clearly has a role to perform in the future LPG market but the extent of its role will be a function of price."
~ Poten & Partners

 

Confirmed speakers to-date:

  • AYGAZ
  • Poten & Partners (UK) Ltd
  • Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)
  • SIBUR Holding
  • Qatar International Petroleum Marketing Co. (Tasweeq)
  • OTEKO
  • Sonangol Limited
  • Oando Supply and Trading
  • ConocoPhillips
  • Petrobras (Petroleo Brasileiro S.A.)
  • Avance Gas
  • Goldman, Sachs & Co

YOU'LL NETWORK WITH

- Producers - Traders - Importers - Exporters - Distributors - Brokers -Ship Owners/Managers - Shipping Agencies - Supply & Trading Managers - Feedstock Purchasing Managers - Chartering Managers - CEOs - Managing Directors - General Managers - Business Development Directors - Director of Marketing - Regional Representatives - Petroleum Downstream Business Directors - Commercial Directors - Global & Regional Oil Corporations - Refineries Managers - Representatives from Storage & Terminalling Companies - Insurance,Trade & Structured Finance Banks

 

CUSTOMISED SPONSORSHIP
PACKAGES AVAILABLE

This event is an excellent platform to promote your organization to influential players and investors in the industry. Sponsorship opportunities include Gold, Corporate, Exclusive luncheon & Cocktail sponsor. Exhibition / catalogue display can be arranged upon request. Email nisha@cmtsp.com.sg
or call (65) 6346 9130

CMT is proud to announce the 6th LPGtrade Summit to be held in Istanbul on 31 October -2 November.

 

Hosted by AYGAZ, this summit presents you with first-hand insights from major producers/exporters from Middle East and Russia, and importers (from Asia, Europe, Africa and Latin America), who "shape" the other side of the market dynamics.

 

More than 14 industry executives from Turkey, Middle East as well as from Shipping, Petrochemicals and Financing will gear up to provide focused updates on pertinent LPG markets issues:

  • Growth of Turkey's LPG demand/imports and perspective on distribution
  • Gain insights on LPG production versus export outlook from the Middle East & Russia
  • Evaluate the growth of petrochemicals sector and the corresponding competitiveness of LPG as petchem feedstock
  • Keep track on growth of Autogas in transportation fuels and how regulatory policy can further boost the sector's growth
  • Gain insights on what's happening in China and India and how domestic production can dampen imports
  • Get updates on the market dynamics of Africa's LPG, on export, domestic demand and opportunities for international trade
  • Assess the opportunities available in emerging markets like Brazil
  • Grasp the latest on LPG freight rates and shipping market assessment
  • Be updated on the liquidity of LPG swaps and other risk management tools
  • Deepen your knowledge skills on LPG shipping economics and possible hedging measures

PLUS - Post Conference Workshop on
2 November 2011
8:30am - 5:30pm (full day workshop)

 

LPG Shipping Economics and Risk Management

 

Who should attend?
The aim of this innovative workshop is to provide participants with a comprehensive and practical insight into the LPG shipping economics and business, raise market awareness of risks involved in LPG shipping, and discuss various physical and derivatives instrumentswhich can be used to control such risks efficiently and effectively. The scope of this course is wide and its applications can be useful not only to LPG owners, operators, and managers, as well as LPG shipbrokers,traders, and investors, but also to those involved in LPG ship finance activities, researchers, consultants and shipping funds investors.

 

Delivery
The workshop will be conducted through a mixture of lectures and presentations, case studies, as well as computer-based exercises. Full and comprehensive study notes will be provided which will offer a valuable source of reference during and after the workshop.

 

Workshop Facilitator

Amir. H. Alizadeh, BSc, MSc, PhD

Amir Alizadeh is a reader in "shipping economics and finance", the former director of MSc Energy, Trade and Finance at City University Cass Business School (London), and a visiting professor at Copenhagen Business School, University of Geneva, and Old Dominion University. He has been teaching various topics including Shipping Economics, Econometrics, Energy Trading and Economics, Energy and Weather Derivatives, Shipping Finance and Investment, and Shipping Risk Management. His research interest includes, financial and commodity derivatives and risk management, modelling and forecasting commodity and freight markets, as well as shipping investment and finance. He has published in several academic journals in the area of commodity trading, transportation, finance, and economics. He is the co-author of the recently published book on "Shipping Derivatives and Risk Management". Apart from academic research, he has been in close contact with the industry both as an advisor and as a consultant. He is also involved in running the Baltic Exchange course in "Shipping Risk Management" which is offered in maritime centres worldwide, as well as other courses in "Advanced Freight Modelling and Trading" and "Oil and Energy Transportation".

 

Be sure to attend this October's LPGtrade Summit and make trade happen. Mark your calendar to be at this premier gathering of key stakeholders from the global LPG industry. Sign up with your team today.