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LPG - Supply, Economics, Markets and International Trading

Length
3 days
Length
3 days
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Course description

LPG: The valuable by-product, a fuel with a wide range of end uses and petrochemical feedstock. This course provides an intensive, wide-ranging knowledge- based decision support workshop for business professionals operating in the world of LPG. The course is heavily case study oriented with opportunities to work on value chains through alternative business strategies and disposal options, assessing market values, shipping economics and a trading simulation game. This is a decision support workshop bringing together issues critical to today's LPG supply chain. It is held in association with Richardson Lawrie Associates Ltd with a highly qualified team of presenters

Please note: a laptop and up-to-date version of Office would be an advantage in order to engage in market data; however it is not essential.

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Suitability - Who should attend?

Delegates encouraged to attend include commercial, operations and marketing staff, planners, economists and government officials. The course is also of value to managers or potential managers, new entrants to the business, or those transferring from other energy sectors.

Suitability

Delegates encouraged to attend include commercial, operations and marketing staff, planners, economists and government officials. The course is also of value to managers or potential managers, new entrants to the business, or those transferring from other energy sectors.

Training Course Content

Production and Consumption Fundamentals, Pricing

  • Sources and production of LPG internationally; demand by region/country and end use sector; new regional production
  • Downstream markets
  • Pricing influences, competing fuels

The Importance of LPG Properties in Different Downstream Markets

  • Olefins
  • Use as Autogas such as calorific values
  • Burning Characteristics
  • Liquefiability characteristics - supercriticality

The LPG: Value Chain

  • Characteristics, extracting value
  • Inbound and outbound logistics
  • Procurement
  • Infrastructure

LPG in Petrochemicals Around the World

  • Demand for LPG as a petrochemicals feedstock, the impact of the chemicals sector on pricing, pricing versus other feedstocks Price Assessments
  • Approach to determining daily quoted prices
  • Problems and issues

International Trade and Shipping

  • International trade developments
  • Shipping supply and demand
  • The structure of the shipping sector, who does what;
  • Rate determinants
  • Commercial contract decisions and economics

Commodity Sale and Purchase Contracts

  • Incorporated and express terms
  • Practical suggestions
  • Contracts in a typical trade
  • Using posted prices and indices
  • Selling and buying in varying market circumstances

Workshops, Case Studies and Business Games

  • Introduced frequently throughout the course

Content

Production and Consumption Fundamentals, Pricing

  • Sources and production of LPG internationally; demand by region/country and end use sector; new regional production
  • Downstream markets
  • Pricing influences, competing fuels

The Importance of LPG Properties in Different Downstream Markets

  • Olefins
  • Use as Autogas such as calorific values
  • Burning Characteristics
  • Liquefiability characteristics - supercriticality

The LPG: Value Chain

  • Characteristics, extracting value
  • Inbound and outbound logistics
  • Procurement
  • Infrastructure

LPG in Petrochemicals Around the World

  • Demand for LPG as a petrochemicals feedstock, the impact of the chemicals sector on pricing, pricing versus other feedstocks Price Assessments
  • Approach to determining daily quoted prices
  • Problems and issues

International Trade and Shipping

  • International trade developments
  • Shipping supply and demand
  • The structure of the shipping sector, who does what;
  • Rate determinants
  • Commercial contract decisions and economics

Commodity Sale and Purchase Contracts

  • Incorporated and express terms
  • Practical suggestions
  • Contracts in a typical trade
  • Using posted prices and indices
  • Selling and buying in varying market circumstances

Workshops, Case Studies and Business Games

  • Introduced frequently throughout the course

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5/5
H.F. - Qatar Petroluem
01 Sep 2011
Extremely Beneficial

The course was extremely beneficial. I found the course instructors and guest lecturers to be experts in their fields.

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