The implications of the upcoming IMO 2020 regulations will reach far beyond the refining and shipping sectors. In this 30-minute webinar, our industry experts discussed how and where the ripples will be felt as we edge nearer to the implementation date of 1st January 2020.
- Which upstream oil producing countries will be most impacted by IMO 2020
- Implications for LNG and gas contract pricing and demand
- Impact on bulk commodities, supply chains and dry bulk freight
Speakers
Sushant Gupta
Research Director, Asia Pacific Refining and Oils
Sushant Gupta
Research Director, Asia Pacific Refining and Oils
Sushant has over 15 years of experience with a strong focus on the refining, crude oil and chemicals industry.
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Vice President, SME Upstream APAC & Middle East
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IMO 2020 webinar
Impact on upstream producers, LNG and bulks