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Worley Consulting is the global advisory arm of Worley, providing strategic, technical and environmental expertise across the energy, chemicals, resources and infrastructure sectors. With more than 2,200 consultants in 23 countries, they bring deep technical knowledge with global expertise to every project.
In the past decade, they’ve completed over 145 feasibility studies and 350+ technical due diligence and lenders advisory assignments globally. Combined with Worley’s track record on 2,100+ chemicals and fuels projects and 65+ years of licensor selection experience being technology neutral, they’re uniquely positioned to partner with customers to plan, secure investments, deliver projects, and transform assets. In Central Asia, Worley has a long-standing presence. With offices across Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan, their teams are helping customers navigate complexity and deliver downstream projects – from early concept through to execution. Together, they’re shaping a more resilient, sustainable industry across the region.
Don’t Miss the Session on the 9th September 2025 at 11:20 AM “Transforming the Landscape: Refinery Expansions, Modernisation & Game-Changing Greenfield Projects”
Join Oleg Sabitov, Group Manager – Fuels and Petrochemicals Integration, Worley Consulting as he address a critical topic: (From Concept to Commitment: Accelerating the Path to FID)
With growing demand and rapid technological change, it’s essential for the region to move ambitious projects from planning to execution faster. Discover which strategies and tools truly make a difference.
Also join second day of the conference at Panel Discussion: “Gas-To-Petrochemicals – Technologies, Processing & End-User Markets”, where Oleg Sabitov will take part as a panelist.
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The Downstream Central Asia & Caspian Summit is the region’s premier annual gathering for the refining and petrochemical industries, connecting decision-makers, investors, technology providers and government stakeholders to discuss the projects, investments and innovations driving the future of downstream development across Central Asia and the Caspian region.
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