Training courses at APPEC 2022


As markets move from demand shocks to supply shocks, resulting in high volatility, it is important that we stay informed to ensure our risk management strategies don’t leave us facing ever bigger challenges. Gaining information and insights, plus inspiration, is vital to remaining competitive.

APPEC has been the cornerstone of the energy industry, attracting hundreds of petroleum, gas, petrochemical, trading, technology, and financial executives, as well as senior government officials, from across the globe

APPEC 2022 introduces 4 training courses, taking place on September 29. The trainings will be run by our specialists providing you and your team access to fundamental knowledge and tools imperative for understanding the landscape of different commodity.

Training course 1: Energy Security, Energy Transition, ESG & Carbon Markets: Navigating the Future
Training course 2: Oil Markets in the Age of Energy Transition
Training course 3: Petrochemical industry fundamentals
Training course 4: Refineries of the future

Seats are limited! Select and register for one of the training courses today. Registration closes September 21, 5pm SGT.

TRAINING COURSES STARTS IN

Energy Security, Energy Transition, ESG & Carbon Markets: Navigating the Future

September 29, 8am - 5pm SGT

At COP27 in Glasgow, the goals of Paris Accord were reaffirmed with net-zero commitments from countries responsible for over 90% of GHG emissions.  However, with the conflict in Ukraine, focus on energy security and access to affordable and reliable energy supplies has become a priority for consumers and policy makers globally. In addition, there is political pushback in the US on ESG investing and the reporting regulations proposed by the US SEC.

How should companies navigate through this period of significant uncertainty and turbulence?  How will policy makers and companies balance between immediate energy security challenges and longer-term emission reduction goals?  How will energy transition unfold in Asia?  What is the outlook for hydrogen, CCS and carbon markets?  How are institutional investors using ESG factors to make investment decisions and how companies are responding to investor feedback on their ESG performance?

Course Outline

  • - Key concepts and definitions: Energy Security, Energy Transition, Net-Zero and ESG
  • - Current context of global energy markets and short/medium term outlook
  • - Why is energy security necessary for energy transition? 
  • - Path of the energy transition/transformation: evolution vs. revolution; molecules and electrons
  • - Key drivers for energy transition: technology, policies and investment
  • - Outlook for clean energy technologies: CCS, hydrogen, renewables, storage
  • - Overview of government climate and energy transition policies (with focus on Asia)
  • - The role of the financial sector: investors, lenders, central banks, financial regulators
  • - Company strategies for energy transition
  • - What is sustainability and what is a sustainable business?
  • - How are consumers and customer behaviors and preferences being influenced by climate change?
  • - Environmental, social and governance issues faced in different sectors
  • - What are companies doing to reflect ESG in their business strategy? ESG and company brand and reputation
  • - What’s the difference between compliance markets and voluntary carbon markets?
  • - What are the active compliance markets in Asia? What are the carbon prices in those markets?
  • - What are carbon credits? How can we generate them? How can we use them to offset our emissions?
  • - You have so many carbon pricing assessments – which one should I choose to offset my emissions?

Speakers

  • Dr. Atul Arya, SVP, energy insights, S&P Global
  • Mriganka Jaipuriyar, Head of news, Asia at S&P Global
  • Olivier Trecco, Head of ASEAN, Japan, Australia ESG solutions at S&P Global Sustainable1
  • Paula Vanlaningham, Head of Carbon, Energy Transition, S&P Global


View training course details here.

Oil Markets in the Age of Energy Transition

September 29, 8am - 5pm SGT

Taught by oil market experts, this course deliver a concise and powerful history of the oil market, oil demand and supply, and geopolitics in order to understand the present and how the future may unfold. It provides an overview of oil and the forces shaping the oil and energy markets as the energy transition moves ahead.

Course Outline

  • - Global energy fundamentals: global energy supply & demand
  • - Structure of the world oil industry
  • - World oil market fundamentals (part 1): Oil market history; oil demand and supply; forces shaping future of world oil demand; history of oil supply regulation; US Shale; Emergence of OPEC+
  • - World oil market fundamentals (part 2): oil price history; factors shaping the oil price today; role of futures markets; price benchmarks
  • - Oil and the energy transition: How to think about the future
  • - Oil pricing and trading

Speakers

  • Jim Burkhard. Vice President & head of research for oil markets, energy & mobility, S&P Global
  • Ha Nguyen, Executive director, global oil, S&P Global
  • Joel Hanley, Global head of crude & fuel oil, S&P Global


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Petrochemical industry fundamentals

September 29, 8am - 5pm SGT

In this full-day course, Mr. Larry Tan will provide all attendees with an understanding of the fundamentals that drive industry profitability. Both non-technical and technical workers will find this course valuable and insightful, whether as a new industry participant or as a quick refresher.

Course Outline

  • - Welcome and Overview
  • - Introduction to Petrochemicals 
  • - Feedstocks:  The Foundation of the Industry
  • - Introduction to the Olefins Business
  • - Introduction to Thermoplastics
  • - The Aromatics Business

Speakers

  • Larry Tan, Chemicals Insight, APAC lead, S&P Global Commodity Insights


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Refineries of the future

September 29, 8am - 5pm SGT

The Energy Transition is reshaping refining. Refiners are reducing portfolios, repurposing sites and reinventing what it  means to be a refiner in the mid-21st century. Gain a fundamental understanding of how the energy transition will impact refining and the role petrochemicals have to play.

Course Outline

  • - Session 1: Fundamentals of Refining
  • - Session 2: Energy Transition
  • - Session 3: Refining and Petrochemical Integration
  • - Session 4: Refinery Flexibility
  • - Session 5: Greener Refineries
  • - Session 6: Aspirational Design to Net Zero

Speakers

  • Daniel Evans, Vice president, head of refining and marketing, S&P Global
  • Ethan Ng, Director of Oil Markets, Midstream and Downstream Consulting, S&P Global
  • Ji Yang Lum, Vice President, Chemical Consulting, Asia, S&P Global
  • Kendrick Wee, Consulting Associate Director, S&P Global
  • Premasish Das, Executive Director Asia, the Middle East and Africa Lead for Downstream Research, S&P Global
  • Ravi Narayanaswamy, Vice President – Fuels, Chemicals and Resource Solutions (FCRS), S&P Global


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Pricing

Early Bird Rate*
Register by August 31 2022
Standard Rate*
Register by September 21, 5pm SGT
Delegate
$1,245    
$1,495    

*Rates are in USD and not inclusive of local taxes or VAT

* If you’re not able to attend, we’re happy to transfer your registration to a member of your organization at no cost, up to 3 business days in advance of the event. Requests must be received in writing via email to [email protected] on or before Wednesday, 21 September, 2022, and are subject to approval.

*If you're not able to attend or send a colleague in your place, we accept cancellations and provide refunds if received in writing to [email protected] at least 30 days before the event. All cancellations are subjected to a cancellation fee of USD $195.



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FAQs

How do I register?

We offer three easy ways to register:

Online: Click here or click any of the "Register Now" buttons

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +65 6530 6430

What forms of payment do you accept?

For this event, we only accept payment by credit card.

I'm no longer able to attend. May I send someone else in my place?

If you’re not able to attend, we’re happy to transfer your registration to a member of your organization at no cost, up to 3 business days in advance of the event. Requests must be received in writing via email to [email protected], and are subject to approval.

For assistance, you may also reach out by phone:
+65 6530 6430

What if I need to cancel my registration?

If you're not able to attend or send a colleague in your place, we accept cancellations and provide refunds if received in writing to [email protected] at least 30 days before the event. All cancellations are subjected to a cancellation fee of USD $195.

To transfer your registration to a member of your organization at no cost, send your request by email to [email protected] up to 3 business days in advance of the event. Requests are subject to approval.

For assistance, you may also reach out by phone:
+65 6530 6430

Are there sponsorship opportunities?

Yes, we offer a variety of standard and tailor-made sponsorship opportunities to fit your marketing and business-to-business needs—and your budget. Please reach out directly to the Business Development Manager for this event:

Ben Kinberg
Phone: +1 (917) 399-3911
Email: [email protected]

Are press passes available?

Yes, we allow accredited media writing on behalf of major industry publications to cover the event at no charge. Please reach out to the contact below for press pass approval.

Loh Min Jia
Phone: +65 6597 6250 
Email: [email protected]

What are the event terms and conditions?

Click here to view the full event terms and conditions, then use the drop-down menu to select the Asia-Pacific Region event category.