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JBC Energy GmbH, Tel: +43 1 513 49 22, [email protected], www.jbcenergy.com , Registered with Commercial Court of Vienna, FN 304295
Analytics. Studies. Modelling. The Oil and Gas Market’s Independent Research Centre.
JBC Energy Market Views from Singapore
Matters Mirroring the Vienna JBC Energy Matters Seminar to be held in
September, this seminar will offer 2 full days of JBC Energy’s fundamental analysis, with in-depth coverage of oil supply, demand, refining, crude and product balances
Interactive presentations with the opportunity to ask questions and consult an expert panel of JBC Energy senior analysts
Our evening reception allows participants to take advantage of networking opportunities with industry peers & the JBC team
This is a unique chance to access JBC Energy’s latest research material, featuring 400+ comprehensive JBC slides and a special Excel data compilation
Closed Doors - No Media - No Promotional Presentations
Be sure to book soon - limited places available!
3-4 October 2018
For registration & more information, please visit www.jbcenergy.com/seminar or contact us at [email protected]
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JBC Energy
SINGAPORE
Matters
F ollowing the success of our
inaugural JBC Energy Matters
seminar in Vienna last year,
and complementing this year’s
Vienna event, we are very pleased
to announce that we will be holding
a 2018 seminar in Singapore on 3-4
October, 2018.
■ Spend two days immersed in
stimulating presentations and
discussions, covering the most
relevant aspects of Upstream,
Downstream, and Natural Gas
markets.
■ The first day will focus on
near-term developments, while
the second day will provide our
mid- to long-term insights.
■ Content is key – no media will be
present at the conference, nor will
promotional presentations be
given.
■ To maximise the value of your
attendance, we will provide you
with a comprehensive slide package
covering all sessions which will
include our cutting-edge research.
■ By holding a seminar in
Singapore, we aim to give our
clients and interested parties in the
region the opportunity to attend one
of our seminars without having to
travel to our headquarters in
Europe.
The Conference at a Glance
For the latest seminar updates, please visit our website:
www.jbcenergy.com/seminar
JBC Energy GmbH Wollzeile 6-8 1010 Vienna, Austria Tel. +43 1 513 4922
[email protected] www.jbcenergy.com
2017 Vienna delegate feedback:
“The best unbiased analytics on
the market”
“Excellent for the opportunity
to meet with the people who are
behind the studies”
“Overall very high quality
content, presented in a very
good fashion.”
“...outstanding event...”
“This seminar is very useful
and impressive and I hope JBC
holds this seminar at several
locations”
■ 98% said they would come again.
■ 93% of participants rated the quality of the presentations as excellent or very good.
■ 100% of participants said they would recommend the seminar.
This event will also be mirrored
in Vienna, Austria on
6-7 September, 2018.
SINGAPORE
JBC Energy Matters
Day 1
Near-Term Outlook (Q4-2018 & 2019)
9:15 Pre-Seminar Program
McQuilling Tanker Market Outlook
10:00 Welcome & Introduction
10:10 BoOM! Benigni on Oil Markets – Market over-
view with our founder, Johannes Benigni
Gives an overview of our main findings and
messages, as well as various base-case assump-
tions for both the near and mid-to-long term
11:00 Coffee Break
11:30 Global Supply Outlook
Outlook overview on a regional/key country
basis; major new streams; major uncertainty
factors
12:00 US Shale Outlook
Modelling approach; review of recent trends in
major shale plays; drilling indicators; technolog-
ical progress; investment, financing, and hedg-
ing; revisions, outlook, and scenarios
12:30 The Role of OPEC
Organisation, meetings, decision making; pro-
duction outlook; assumed policy targets and
alternatives; effectiveness of OPEC policy; is an
exit/moderation strategy needed?; OSP pricing
13:00 Lunch Break
14:30 Crude Oil Barrel
Refinery intake expectations; direct crude use;
crude and condensate balance development
and price implications; market structure; crude
trade flows; crude differentials (quality, arbi-
trage)
15:00 Short-Term Demand Outlook
Measuring oil demand—concepts and difficul-
ties; recent trends; highlights by region and
product; China as the main uncertainty factor;
forecast changes; oil price sensitivities
15:30 Top of the Barrel
Review of recent trends and demand outlook
comparison for gasoline, naphtha, LPG, and
ethane; seasonal aspects; balances and relative
chance of shortages; crack/spread outlook; key
trade developments
16:00 Middle of the Barrel
Review of recent trends and demand outlook
comparison for jet/kero, diesel, and other gas
oils; sulphur spreads; regrade development; role
of heating fuels; balances, trade and pricing
outlook
16:30 Coffee Break
17:00 Bottom of the Barrel
Fuel oil demand developments and outlook;
supply trends and main influencing factors; fuel
oil pricing relative to secondary feedstocks and
asphalt; VGO outlook; outlook comparison for
cracked fuel oil and secondary feedstocks; focus
on Russia
17:30 Refining Fundamentals 1-Year Outlook
Trends in refining economics (by region and set-
up); spare capacity; capacity additions (CDUs and
secondary units); crude intake outlook by main
country/region; yield patterns and potential
adjustment needs; refining margin outlook
18:00 Tail End Risks for Q4-2018 & 2019
What we see as the main risks to our base case
outlook; price outlook sensitivity; possible black
swan events;
19.00 Dinner / Evening Event
SINGAPORE
JBC Energy Matters
Day 2
Mid & Long-Term Outlook (2-10 years)
9:00 Natural Gas Outlook
Global gas fundamentals; Asian LNG import mar-
kets; supply outlook by main contributors; LNG
project review; price outlook, gas market inte-
gration and liberalisation; Asian gas hub contest
9:45 Supply: The Role of Investment, Technology, &
Efficiency
Putting global investment volume estimates into
perspective; necessary additions and decline
rates; upstream player priorities; project rede-
sign; technology advances and improving
efficiency; EOR impact; cost of production
10:30 Long-Term Supply Outlook
Supply growth by main contributors and streams
(crude, NGLs, other liquids); major new projects;
regional outlooks by country; improved access to
resources; major uncertainty factors; global
crude slate changes
11:00 Coffee Break
11:30 Long-Term Demand Outlook
Outlook per region, product, and sector; GDP
assumptions; forecast revisions; main candidates
for demand substitutions and lack thereof; brief
look at minor products such as asphalt, coke,
ethane; forecast comparison; peak demand and
12:00 Supply/Demand Balances & Price Outlook
Relevant concepts; total liquids balance outlook;
regional crude balances and trade flows; price
forecast; storage assumptions; expected upper
and lower limits for equilibrium prices with the
focus on oversupply scenarios
12:30 Lunch Break
14:00 Transportation Fuels
Current status; impact of regulation and VW
scandal; e-mobility assumptions; emission regu-
lations; demand assessment and scenario analy-
sis for Europe; global picture; jet fuel demand
and main defining factors
14:45 Bunker Fuel Outlook – IMO Updates
Expected mix of future bunker fuels; update on
implementation approaches and scrubber use;
ability of the refining industry to produce on-
spec fuel oil; update on latest investments; impli-
cations for conversion economics and other
products; way forward
15:15 IMO Impact on Crude Markets
Price outlook for relevant products and crudes;
call on suitable crudes for low-sulphur bunker
and their availability; how will an imbalance in
crude market be handled?; new investment
needs; implications for regional crude trade
flows
15:45 Coffee Break
16:15 Refining Fundamentals Long-Term Outlook
Refining capacity outlook and defining factors;
likelihood of investments; implications of envi-
ronmental legislation; regional utilisation out-
look; margin outlook; yield assumptions, product
balances, and relative product price trends;
product trade flows
16:45 Key Takeaways & Longer-Term Tail End Risks
From both a regional perspective (Americas –
Europe – Russia – Middle East – Asia) and for the
different players (refiners – traders – upstream –
financial); key uncertainty factors
17:00 End of Seminar
SINGAPORE
JBC Energy Matters
City
Singapore
Selamat datang ke Singapura! We are very pleased to say
that JBC Energy will host its JBC Energy Matters
Seminar in Asia for the first time in 2018 and Singapore
has been selected as the destination. This vibrant, multi-
cultural city state is home to one of the world’s largest oil
trading hubs and should prove a perfect location for our
clients and analysts to come together for some great
discussions on the outlook of energy markets.
Seminar Location Novotel Singapore Clarke Quay
The JBC Energy Matters seminar will take place at the
Novotel Singapore Clarke Quay Hotel. The hotel is
located in the heart of Singapore in the famous Clarke
Quay area which is renowned for bringing history and
entertainment together to give visitors a very unique
experience.
Novotel Singapore Clarke Quay
177A River Valley Road,
Singapore 179031
Day 1
Evening Reception
At the end of the first day attendees will be able to take
part in a specially organised evening event and enjoy
some great food and drink while relaxing and
exchanging ideas with our analysts and their fellow
attendees.
Should you wish to attend this networking event, please
be sure to check the respective box in the Registration
& Participation Form. (see also next page)
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JBC Energy
SINGAPORE
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JBC Energy Matters Seminar– Market Views from Singapore
Registration and Participation Form
T his 2-day Seminar will offer
in-depth presentations and
workshops on all major areas
of JBC Energy’s oil & gas markets
and industry research, the
opportunity for great face-to-face
interactions with our analysts, an
excellent chance for networking and
exchanging views as well as the
possibility to explore JBC Energy’s
in house Supply, Demand and
Pricing Model (SuDePTM).
3-4 October 2018
Novotel Singapore Clarke Quay
177A River Valley Road
Singapore 179031
If you want to make use of our
multiple attendee registration for
your firm, please reach out to us at
Please note that our offer may be
subject to change.
Seminar Fees*
JBC Energy Retainer Client
1st Attendee
Early Bird Fee** (USD) 1,800
Full Fee (USD) 2,400
Additional Attendees
Early Bird Fee** (USD) 1,200
Full Fee (USD) 1,800
NON JBC Energy Retainer Client
1st Attendee
Early Bird Fee** (USD) 3,600
Full Fee (USD) 4,200
Additional Attendees
Early Bird Fee** (USD) 2,400
Full Fee (USD) 3,000
* Seminar Fees cover the content and services as
outlined in this document and also include confer-
ence material as well as lunch and refreshments for
the 2-day Seminar.
** Early Bird Fee applies to bookings received by
JBC Energy no later than 06 July, 2018.
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