LONDON, May 1, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
"Reliance's compulsions were focused around securing feedstocks, integration with our own Shale gas presence in the US and ensuring feed security for its 2 gas crackers operating in India"
With four weeks to go until U.S. Ethane & LPG Export: ASIA 2015, an exclusive interview was conducted with speaker Kishor Jhalaria, President of Business Planning & Project Development at Reliance Industries. Kishor was instrumental in orchestrating Reliance's Ethane Export Contract last year and we were very keen to hear his thoughts on potential future trade agreements for U.S. Ethane & LPG.
Kishor Revealed:
- The potential for U.S. Ethane to be exported to Asian Markets
- The rationale behind the Reliance ethane export contract
- The business case for companies chartering their own vessels for export
- LPG export dynamics over the next 12-18 months and who will be the big winners and losers
- How to increase the attractiveness of U.S. C2-C4 feedstocks to Asian markets
- How the low oil price environment is impacting Asian petrochemical decision making
DOWNLOAD THE INTERVIEW HERE
With 20+ Operator-Led Case Studies, This Is The Only Event That Provides Industry Leading Insight On:
- Detailed breakdown of the associated costs of exporting Ethane & LPG to maximise long-term profitability in the wake of lower crude prices
- The first event to bring leading U.S. producers and terminal operators together with leading Asian petrochemical and fuel companies to discuss Ethane export sensitivities and viability
- The first event to provide updates and barriers on Chinese PDH projects to provide accurate completion dates and investment opportunities
- The only event that provides exhaustive detail on supply/demand economics to reveal a clear business case for export and the consequential downstream impact on Asian markets
- The only event to provide detailed insight on the logistical and operational impact of Ethane & LPG export on the Asian derivative downstream value chain
- The only event that pinpoints regional Asian demand to identify the most profitable markets to maximise return on investment
- The first event to explore the use of Ethane as a fuel for power-generation and scrutinize the potential for feedstock multi-functionality
- The only event to discuss shipping and storage cost efficiencies to increase arbitrage and help build the business case for export
Visit the website here and register: http://www.ethane-lpg-asia.com
Contact: Jake McNulty, +44-(0)800-098-8489, jake.mcnulty@lbcg.com
