9th Annual conference

DOWNSTREAM CENTRAL ASIA AND CASPIAN

19-20 October 2022, Tashkent

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT, INVESTMENT, AND ENERGY TRANSITION DONE RIGHT

9th Annual conference

DOWNSTREAM CENTRAL ASIA AND CASPIAN

19-20 October 2022, Tashkent

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Downstream Central Asia & Caspian is the most important event for the business of the downstream sector in Central Asia and Caspian regions.

The purpose of the conference is to create a platform for communication between refining and petrochemicals companies in the region with potential solution providers. It is a unique opportunity to meet with potential clients and build business contacts for those who plan to develop business in the region.

Regular participants include project owners in the refining and petrochemicals industry in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan, as well as the leading international technology & engineering companies. This year the conference will also invite guests from Turkey & Middle East.

SUSTAINABLE REFINING PERFORMANCE IN UNCERTAIN TIMES

26 July 2022 | 14:00 CET

This webinar in partnership with Solomon Associates will provide insights into the reliability, maintenance spend, cash operating expenses, energy efficiency, and carbon emissions of better-performing refineries.

LEAD PARTNER

Downstream Central Asia 2022 will take place with support of National Oil & Gas company in Uzbekistan - Uzbekneftegaz

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KEY TOPICS

The geopolitical situation and uncertainty and its influence on the Central Asian market

The current situation is creating a lot of uncertainty in the oil & gas industry and is changing energy geopolitics. In this session we will focus on how the current geopolitical situation affects the regional downstream market and oil & gas prices

Downstream oil supply chain & logistics management

The current geopolitical situation caused disruptions in the supply chain and logistics in the downstream markets in Central Asia. Here we will discuss the strategies and insights on mitigating the risks and impact of the supply-chain disruptions brought on by the impact of the geopolitical situation.

Attracting investments and project finance challenges in the downstream sector in Central Asia

One of the most important and difficult challenges for the project owners is securing project finance. In this session we will listen to international banks, national credit institutions and governmental authorities.

The energy transition and decarbonisation

Change is happening. And it is happening fast. In this session we will discuss how oil and gas companies in Central Asia can decarbonize. We will cover questions like “what would the refineries of the future in the energy transition world look like?”, “what is the future of closing the loop in the petrochemical world?” and “what is the role of hydrogen in the energy transition?”

Digitising downstream oil and gas operations

The impact of digital transformation on innovation and operational efficiency. A focus on reducing operational and maintenance costs, mitigating risk, and optimising production.

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Potential for production of low / medium tonnage chemicals in Central Asia

In this session we will focus on the trends, analysis and projects of the potential of low / medium tonnage chemicals in Central Asia.

Find out more about the 9th Downstream Central Asia and Caspian!

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Early bird

by 31 July

ADVISORY BOARD

ALISHER BAKHADIROV

Head of Gas Chemicals Department

UZBEKNEFTEGAZ

Afgan Guliyev

Project Director

SOCAR TURKEY

Andrew Inglis

Vice President, Energy and Chemicals Advisory

NexantECA

Nuriddin Mukhtorov

Deputy Head of the Refining and Petrochemicals Department

Uzbekneftegaz

MATTHIAS STEIN

Global Marketing Director Chemicals

Air Liquide Engineering & Construction

OLIVIER MARONNEAUD

Executive Director | Chemical Consulting

S&P Global Commodity Insight

Chandrasekhar Ramakrishnan

Managing Director, Oil & Gas

ILF Consulting Engineers

ADVISORY BOARD

INDUSTRY NEWS

ALL NEWS

DOWNSTREAM CENTRAL ASIA AND CASPIAN

04 July, 2022

World's dirtiest oil and gas fields are in Russia, Turkmenistan and Texas

Oil and natural gas fields in Russia, Turkmenistan and Texas are the most climate-damaging on Earth.

DOWNSTREAM CENTRAL ASIA AND CASPIAN

01 July, 2022

Turkmenistan and ADB discuss implementation of TAPI project

Turkmenistan Rashid Meredov met with the newly-appointed Country Director of the Permanent Mission of the Asian Development Bank.

Turkmenistan

DOWNSTREAM CENTRAL ASIA AND CASPIAN

30 June, 2022

Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkey Seek Ways to Boost Cooperation in Logistics and Transport

Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Turkey convened in Baku to explore ways to boost cooperation in logistics and energy.

azerbaijan Kazakhstan Turkey

DOWNSTREAM CENTRAL ASIA AND CASPIAN

21 June, 2022

Sasol and Uzbekistan GTL continue to cooperate for next generation catalysts

Sasol and Uzbekistan GTL sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on the supply of Low Temperature Fischer Tropsch catalysts

DOWNSTREAM CENTRAL ASIA AND CASPIAN

10 June, 2022

SOCAR: Azerbaijan possesses enough gas reserves to meet EU's needs

Azerbaijan has enough gas reserves to meet the needs of EU countries.

azerbaijan gas pipeline socar

DOWNSTREAM CENTRAL ASIA AND CASPIAN

09 June, 2022

Baku refinery plans to process oil from other countries of Caspian region

A total of 4,300 tons of gasolines and nearly 6,500 tons of diesel fuel are daily produced at the Baku Oil Refinery.

azerbaijan oil and gas production

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EVNIKA POLOVINKINA

Managing Director

MEDIA PARTNERS

Meaningful media partnership

FJODOR KEMPL

Marketing Executive

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Testemonials

“ The event attracts narrow specialists, working directly in the industry. This is a big advantage, allowing participants to discuss very specific issues, solve problems, and receive new proposals that are not easy to find outside the conference. We look forward to participating in this event in the future. ”

Alisher Bakhadirov

Head of Gas Chemicals Department

Uzbekneftegaz

“ In-person communication gives the best understanding of the direction for further development. We place high value on the opportunity to meet our customers to whom we deliver the equipment. ”

Sofiya Chudinova

Commercial Suppport

P&O Maritime Logistics

“ I would like to note the high status of the conference. The presentation covered very relevant topics, especially after the pandemic, when the industry is adapting to new conditions. ”