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Conventional fuels, Conventional biofuels
Description: Webinar Highlights - Global Transportation Fuel Markets 2023/2024
Join us for an end of the year recap on transportation fuel market developments in 2023 and a taste of what to expect in 2024.
Dates:
Session 1: December 6, 2023 at 09:00 CET
Session 2: December 7, 2023 at 15:00 CET
To register, please click here.
Cost: No charge when attending live
Overview
In 2023, the EU sanctions on Russia resulted in most of Russia’s petroleum and gas exports going to China and India, with about 1/4 to countries in the global East and South, including Brazil and Türkiye.
The European Union focused on finalizing the Fit-for-55 package, however, several European countries hit a brake on their efforts to promote renewable fuels amid high fuel prices and living costs.
In Africa, most refineries were operating even though some have stopped due to lack of investments and heavy reliance on fuel imports.
In Asia and Oceania, more and more refineries started using alternative feedstocks including used cooking oils, animal fats, vegetable oils, and waste plastics-based pyrolysis oil to produce gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel, and other petrochemical feedstocks.
North American countries have been working on their transition towards a cleaner and low-carbon fuel mix. Both the US and Canada have promoted electric vehicle (EVs) adoption.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, biofuel production will likely increase as governments plan to increase biofuel mandates in 2024.
Many governments across the globe, including in Africa, announced their intention to develop hydrogen projects. However, most aim to further process hydrogen into renewable ammonia for easy transport or into methanol to be processed further into e-fuels.
Will we see new developments related to fuel quality and emission regulations in 2024? Will there be new incentives for EV uptake? For which renewable fuel do we expect an increase in demand and supply? Biofuels, hydrogen, hydrogen-based fuels?
Agenda:
    Introduction
    2023 Global key takeaways
    Regional focus:
○ Current fuel quality and emission regulations
○ Refineries updates
○ What 2024 will bring in fuel quality regulations and market
○ 2024 Global forecast
    Discussion
Target Audience:
The webinar is aimed at all the professionals involved in the fuels and transportation sectors, including refiners and biofuel producers, engine and vehicle parts manufacturers, fuel traders and policymakers – customers only
Speakers:
    Claire Couet, Business Development Manager
    Chee Yin Lee, Market Analyst for Asia Pacific
    Daria Kochetkova, Market Analyst for Europe and Eurasia
    Dhanisha Juleemun, Market Analyst for Europe and Africa
    Henry David Gómez Caicedo, Market Analyst for Latin America and the Caribbean
    Jorge Sierra, Market Analyst for North America
    Lucky Nurafiatin, Senior Market for Asia Pacific
You may find detailed biographies of each speaker below.
Language: English
For further information, please contact: sgs-inspire@sgs.com

Speakers

Description: Chee Yin Lee
Chee Yin Lee
Market Analyst for Asia Pacific, SGS INSPIRE

Chee Yin Lee is a chemical engineer and expert focuses on fuel quality regulation, conventional & biofuels market, and transport policy. Based in Singapore, Chee Yin is a market analysis for Asia & Oceania region, mainly covering China, Taiwan and Hong Kong. He is an expert in biofuels market and transport policy.

Chee Yin holds a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia. He speaks Chinese, Cantonese and English.

cheeyin.lee@sgs.com

Description: Couet Claire
Claire Couet
Business Development Manager, SGS INSPIRE

Claire is in charge of representing SGS INSPIRE in Brussels, as the capital of Europe. She contributes to the promotion of all SGS INSPIRE activities. She positions SGS INSPIRE market intelligence services with a broad range of stakeholders and works on expanding the client portfolio.

Claire joined SGS INSPIRE in July 2023, as a business development manager for Europe. She is an expert in EU public affairs and brings in 11 years of experience in campaigning in the areas of energy, climate and environment policies. Prior to joining SGS INSPIRE, Claire held the positions of Policy Director at the European solar industry association (SolarPower Europe) and Public Affairs & Communications Director at the European paper industry association (Cepi). Previously, she worked for the European Electricity sector as a policy advisor as well as public affairs consultant advising European and global companies in the energy and transport sector. Claire has a Masters Degree in Political Sciences and International Relations from Sciences Po Aix-en-Provence (France) as well as a post-graduate certification in people management from ICHEC, Brussels Management School. She speaks French, English, Spanish and Italian.

claire.couet@sgs.com

Description: Daria Kochetkova
Daria Kochetkova
Market Analyst for Europe and Eurasia, SGS INSPIRE

Daria recently joined SGS INSPIRE in March 2023 as a Market Analyst for CIS countries, Western Balkans and Turkey. She is an expert in fuel production, fuel quality regulation, and market analysis. Daria has extensive research experience in fuel production and development, including biofuels.

Before joining SGS INSPIRE, Daria was working in Academia in the field of novel approaches for the production of liquid fuels from biomass. She was researching synthetic biodiesel via catalytic hydrotreating. Daria holds a Ph.D. degree in Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Environment. She speaks Russian, English, Czech, Spanish, and German.

daria.kochetkova@sgs.com

Description: Dhanisha Juleemun
Dhanisha Juleemun
Market Analyst for Europe and Africa, SGS INSPIRE

Dhanisha joined SGS INSPIRE in April 2021 as a Market Analyst for Europe and Africa. Her expertise is focused on fuel product development for both diesel and gasoline vehicles across the globe, as well as forecasting the trend for new technologies in the energy sector. She has 8 years experience working in product development for fuels and lubricant; analyzing vehicle parc to design engine tests, assessing new additive chemistries, new trends in engine technology and fuel composition.

Before joining SGS INSPIRE, Dhanisha was a Technology Analyst at bp where she led the techno-economic assessment and impact of emerging technologies to shape the strategy for business growth. She also inputted key recommendations to the senior executive team, on how technology can reduce carbon emissions in outdoor farming to achieve net zero through bioenergy production. Prior to this role, she was the Fuel Technology lead for the introduction of bp E10 fuels in the Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, and China provinces. She has also delivered new bp fuel claims in Australia and supported the launch of fuels in new markets such as India, Indonesia, and Mexico.

Her previous roles at bp includes Marine Lubricant technologist and Analytical technician for lubricant development.

Dhanisha has a Master’s in chemistry and holds a Chartership status (CChem) by the Royal Society of Chemistry. She speaks English, French, Hindi and Mauritian Creole.

dhanisha.juleemun@sgs.com

Description: Henry Gomez
Henry Gomez
Market Analyst for Latin America and the Caribbean, SGS INSPIRE

Henry joined SGS INSPIRE in August 2022, as a market analyst covering Latin American and the Caribbean region. He is experienced in energy-related issues, mostly as technical support in oil commerce. He has a strong knowledge of trade and international oil policy and business development, including market monitoring, identification of new opportunities, and valuation to access new markets.

He has 13 years of experience researching, planning, pricing, forecasting and market analysis worldwide. Before joining SGS INSPIRE, Henry was a Senior Oil Market Analyst in the oil industry, forecasting crude oil and its product prices and evaluating the commercial value of different grades of crude oil and refining products. He prepared various market reports and performed heavy crude price forecasts with netback parity using dedicated software and tools, considering market fundamentals simultaneously. Previously, he was a Planning Analyst at the National Oil Company of Venezuela, developing strategic plans.

He is a Geochemistry professional with a Master’s Degree in Politics and International Oil Trade.

henry.gomezc@sgs.com

Description: Jorge_Sierra
Jorge Sierra
Market Analyst for North America, SGS INSPIRE

Based in Mexico City, Jorge joined SGS INSPIRE in 2023 as market analyst and business development manager for the North America Region. He has 15 years of experience in market analysis and consulting for the energy and finance industries, with proven expertise in performing economic research, outlining financial insights, regulatory & sector risks, and delivering market intelligence.

Before joining SGS INSPIRE, Jorge was the upstream senior research analyst for Wood Mackenzie for Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, where he was responsible for carrying out financial and economic valuations of upstream assets as well as conducting economic analysis and writing market insights on topics such as commercial developments, oil & gas economics, fiscal regimes, among others. He was a business development consultant for an investment boutique firm focused on the O&G industry in Mexico.

Jorge also has vast experience in the financial sector, having worked in the investment banking division of Citigroup Latin America team developing financial and economic models for several industries. Jorge holds a B.A. in Economics and is currently a candidate to earn an Energy Law & Regulation degree.

jorge.sierra@sgs.com

Description: Lucky Nurafiatin
Lucky Nurafiatin
Senior Market Analyst for Asia Pacific, SGS INSPIRE

Lucky is the Sales Manager and Market Analyst for the Asia Pacific region. Based in Singapore, she has more than 17 years of experience in policy analysis on fuel specifications, emissions, sustainability and alternative fuels.

As a Market Analyst, she understands the fuel market dynamics in the Asia Pacific region very well. Lucky also advises governments and refiners in the region on fuel and biofuel specification standards and policy implementations.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in Physics from Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia and a master’s degree in Business Administration from SP Jain School of Global Management, Singapore.

Prior to joining SGS INSPIRE, Lucky spent more than ten years with Hart Energy in Singapore and has more than 15 years of experience in various roles in the manufacturing industry in Indonesia. Lucky also founded the Triumvirate Learning Centre in Jakarta, to teach fun science and math to scholars.

lucky.nurafiatin@sgs.com

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