Join Wood Mackenzie on Tuesday 21st May for a discussion on the outlook for oil markets and refining.
In this webinar the team will discuss:
- Demand strength as electrification loses its spark
- World oil supply: can OPEC and non-OPEC meet demand?
- Oil price outlook: crucial role of prices to support supply growth
- Refining capacity and margins: security of supply concerns sustains investment with margins "stronger for longer"
The webinar will be presented by Alan Gelder, Vice President, Refining, Chemicals & Oil Markets, Ann-Louise Hittle, Vice President, Oil Markets and Gordon McManus, Research Director, EMEARC Oils and Refining, and include a 45-minute presentation followed by a short Q&A.
Register today to secure your spot in this webinar.
Our speakers
Alan Gelder
VP Refining, Chemicals & Oil Markets
Alan is responsible for formulating our research outlook and cross-sector perspectives on the global downstream sector.
Latest articles by Alan
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Opinion
Which global steam crackers are at most risk of closure?
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Opinion
Assessing the refineries at risk of closure
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Featured
Oils & chemicals 2024 outlook
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The Edge
Big Oil’s opportunity for M&A in the petrochemicals downturn
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Opinion
Survival of the fittest refineries
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Opinion
Will international shipping be net zero by 2050?
Ann-Louise Hittle
Vice President, Oil Markets
Ann-Louise directs our Macro Oils Service and is a frequent contributor to numerous industry publications.
Latest articles by Ann-Louise
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The Edge
Why Brent isn’t reacting to escalating geopolitical risk
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The Edge
What higher oil prices in 2024 could mean for the economy and politics
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The Edge
Can China’s recovery turn the oil market around?
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Featured
Global oil markets: another tumultuous year lies ahead
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Featured
What lies ahead for the oil markets in 2022? | 2022 Outlook
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Opinion
COP26 oil demand: in the cross hairs of emissions reduction
Gordon McManus
Research Director, EMEARC Oils and Refining
Gordon is responsible for leading our global coverage of the long term oil products markets.