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IMO 2020 - impact on upstream producers, LNG and bulks
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Implementation of IMO 2020 regulation is just over seven months away. The implications of this event will be felt throughout the value chain, from upstream to gas and LNG and into metals and mining. In this webinar and slide pack, senior Wood Mackenzie analysts present the implications, including: - changing crude values and impact on upstream producers - outlook for LNG bunkering - how the Japanese crude cocktail used in LNG contracts will be impacted - impact on coal and iron ore producers from changing freight and operation costs
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