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Rongsheng Petrochemical («Жуншэн Петрокемикл») — китайская нефтехимическая компания. Входит в состав Zhejiang Rongsheng Holding Group (ей принадлежит 61,46 % акций компании). Штаб-квартира находится в городе Ханчжоу, административном центре провинции Чжэцзян. Основой деятельности является Чжэцзянский нефтехимический комплекс (Zhejiang Petroleum and Chemical Co., ZPC), построенный на острове Даюйшань в составе архипелага Чжоушань и способный перерабатывать 40 млн тонн нефти в год в нефтепродукты и нефтехимическое сырьё.

Ли Шуйжун основал текстильную фабрику Yinong Network Chemical Fiber Factory в 1989 году. В 1995 году на основе фабрики была создана компания Xiaoshan Rongsheng Textile Co., в 1998 году компания начала производство полиэфирного волокна (полиэстера). В 2005 году начала работу первая очередь проекта Ningbo PTA (производство терефталевой кислоты в Нинбо). В июне 2007 года компания была переименована в Rongsheng Petrochemical Co., а в ноябре 2010 года её акции были размещены на Шэньчжэньской фондовой бирже

SINGAPORE, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Rongsheng Petrochemical, the trading arm of Chinese private refiner Zhejiang Petrochemical, has bought at least 5 million barrels of crude for delivery in December and January next year in preparation for starting a new crude unit by year-end, five trade sources said on Wednesday.

Rongsheng bought at least 3.5 million barrels of Upper Zakum crude from the United Arab Emirates and 1.5 million barrels of al-Shaheen crude from Qatar via a tender that closed on Tuesday, the sources said.

Rongsheng’s purchase helped absorbed some of the unsold supplies from last month as the company did not purchase any spot crude in past two months, the sources said.

Zhejiang Petrochemical plans to start trial runs at one of two new crude distillation units (CDUs) in the second phase of its refinery-petrochemical complex in east China’s Zhoushan by the end of this year, a company official told Reuters. Each CDU has a capacity of 200,000 barrels per day (bpd).

Zhejiang Petrochemical started up the first phase of its complex which includes a 400,000-bpd refinery and a 1.2 million tonne-per-year ethylene plant at the end of 2019. (Reporting by Florence Tan and Chen Aizhu, editing by Louise Heavens and Christian Schmollinger)

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Joonas Rauramo is CEO of the transformational technology company Coolbrook, which is on a mission to de-carbonise major industrial sectors such as petrochemicals and chemicals, iron and steel, and cement.

Ashutosh Deshpande works at Essar as Vice President and is responsible for managing commodity risks for Essar’s Stanlow refinery in the UK. He has more than 22 years of experience in trading physical and paper energy markets covering traditional Crude Oil, Petroleum products, Freight, Coal, LNG, as well as, new age Petrochemicals, Biofuels, Renewable Transport Fuel Certificates and Carbon markets.

Since joining UOP in 1990, Keith has held numerous domestic and international positions across a broad range of manufacturing, technical and business management roles. Keith holds 31 patents and 20 industry publications. He has a strong background in both Refining and Petrochemicals and is driving UOP’s thought leadership for the Refinery of the Future.

He handles responsibility in the role of Head- Crude Oil and Products trading at HMEL (Refinery and Petrochemical company in India). He holds a B Tech degree in electrical engineering with further training in Marketing management at IIM Bangalore. An accomplished professional in area of international oil trading with 25+ years of industry experience. Prior to joining HMEL, he has worked at Reliance in their refinery, marketing and supply and trading departments.

Mathew George is General Manager (Corporate Planning & Economic Studies) at Indian Oil Corporation in New Delhi. An Indian Oil veteran of 35 years, Mathew has held a number of key assignments at Indian Oil, including heading the polymer marketing group, petrochemical exports group besides heading the lubricants group at subsidiary company Lanka IOC in Colombo, and assignments spread across many locations in the lubricants and aviation departments. In the field of petrochemicals he has handled polymers, PX, PTA, benzene, LAB, glycols and butadiene business. A well-known supply chain and ERP/CRM expert and analyst, he also has core experience in ship chartering for chemicals and petroleum. Mathew has been a regular speaker at international conferences in the areas of petrochemical feedstocks, polymers, ERP, CRM, detergents and benzene. He has also been a guest faculty at the Indian Institute of Management in Bangalore, taking the course Business in a World Without Borders –Bridging the Cultural and Linguistic Divide.

Michael joined OMV in 2007 in the Corporate Strategy department after 6 years with Accenture in the strategy consulting practice. In his career at OMV he was so far Counselor to the CEO, Head of Business Development Refining & Petrochemicals and Vice President for Crude & Risk Management.

She has 36 years’ experience across varied segments of oil & gas Industry encompassing operating, regulatory, and policy aspects of upstream and downstream industry. Prior to joining as Director (Finance)-ONGC, Ms. Jaspal was serving as Director (Finance) since October 2019 in Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (MRPL)- Schedule ‘A’ CPSE and subsidiary of ONGC. She was the First ever woman Functional Director on the Board of MRPL. She was instrumental in the merger of OMPL with MRPL, paving the way for synergy and integration benefits for the ONGC Group.

She is also a Director on the Board of Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL), ONGC Tripura Power Company Limited (OTPC), Petronet Mangalore Hassan Bangalore Limited (PMHBL), ONGC Petro additions Limited(OPaL) and Mangalore SEZ Limited.

Chua Sok Peng is the lead petrochemical analyst at Refinitiv Oil Research in Asia. She has been in the petrochemical price reporting industry since 2008 and had worked at Platts, The Petrochemical Standard and IHS Markit.

As associate director at IHS Markit, from 2016-2021. Sok Peng revamped the Asia aromatics spot price assessment methodology to align it with current market practices. With Refinitiv since 2022, Sok Peng leads the team in providing fundamental assessments of cargo flows and forward curves for petrochemicals and LPG.

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He has been with Reliance Industries for over 21 years initially at Jamnagar Refinery in its Fluidised Catalytic Cracker (FCC) Unit during the commissioning & operation stage. Subsequently he moved to Petrochemical Businesses in Mono Ethylene Glycol (MEG) and is currently heading the (Olefins) Cracker Business. He also has brief exposure to upstream energy business and execution of Merger and Acquisition deals in Oil & Gas and Mining Business in Latin America.

Cracker Business involves feedstock and plant optimisation across Crackers in Reliance - Naphtha, Gas & now Refinery Offgas Crackers and integrating its operation with upstream Refinery & Gas and downstream Petrochemical business.

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He has held various senior positions in oil trading in Sinochem and ChinaOil (Petrochina Internation). Before Rongsheng, he was an associate director with Macquarie and has acquired more than 20 years of experiences in oil industry.

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Ganesh Gopalakrishnan is the Global Head for Petrochemicals Trading for TotalEnergies and oversees teams in Singapore, Shanghai, Geneva and Houston. He started as a Technical service Engineer in Singapore and after multiple roles, moved to the USA to manage Styrene and Aromatics businesses for the Americas. He later moved to Hong Kong to start up the Petrochemical marketing and trading activity for Asia in 2012. He has been with the company for 25 years and is now based in Singapore, managing the global trading activities and price risk management for Petrochemicals.

Before launching Vanda Insights in 2016, Vandana served in leadership positions at S&P Global Platts, a leading information agency for global energy, petrochemicals, metals and agricultural markets.

Dave Ernsberger is Head of Market Reporting & Trading Solutions for S&P Global Commodity Insights. Based in London, Dave assumed overall responsibility for Platts Western hemisphere energy news and pricing across oil, generating fuels and petrochemicals in November 2016 and is a member of the Platts Executive Committee.

Mr. Barrow is responsible for Platts and IHS Markit’s research of crude oil, NGLs, refining, biofuels and petrochemical feedstocks. He also has responsible for joint mobility research offerings with S&P Mobility. Kurt oversees a global team of experts providing forecast views on market fundamentals and transition scenarios. He writes on a range of topics and supports executive and corporate boards with views on downstream markets and strategy and how to navigate the energy transition. Mr. Barrow began his career as a refining engineer at Exxon and was a partner at Purvin & Gertz. He holds a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering from Kansas State University and an MBA from the University of Houston.

Mr. Larry Tan heads S&P Chemicals Insight APAC Team. He is based in Singapore. Larry has been in the oil and petrochemical industry for over 38 years. His current role is to help downstream companies shape their strategic growth options in the chemicals sector through providing data, analytics and insights.

He past work has been in downstream refinery to chemicals like olefins and aromatics petrochemicals, polymers, and derivatives. He has extensive experience in the development and strategic review of business plans, competitor analysis, feedstock supply strategy, development of sales & marketing strategies, identification of new product opportunities, price forecast and strategies, technical and financial assessment of new ventures/ technologies, and bespoke commercial competency skills equipping training workshops. He is frequently invited to speak at both international and regional conferences.

Premasish Das leads S&P Global oil market downstream research activities for Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. He is responsible for the regional short-term and long-term crude oil and refined product supply, demand, price and margin outlooks, and detailed downstream market research. In addition, Mr. Das is leading the global and regional petrochemical feedstock research activities. Das is actively involved in consulting as well and advises clients on strategic studies, market studies, and commercial and technical assessments.

Before joining the firm, Mr. Das worked for ExxonMobil, Singapore, and NOCIL, India in various technical, commercial, and leadership assignments. The roles include refining/ petrochemical technical support, site-level utility and energy management, and regional market advisory. Mr. Das was responsible for analyzing business opportunities and developing and implementing strategies to improve business line profitability.

He joined Purvin & Gertz in 2005, which was acquired by IHS Markit in 2011, and in turn acquired by S&P Global in 2022 and is based at their Singapore office. Mr. Narayanaswamy has more than 30 years of diverse oil industry experience spanning both refining and petrochemicals.

He previously had Lube basestock Operations and Process Engineering, Production Planning, Asia Pacific Petrochemical Feedstocks Economics and Optimization, and Manufacturing Advisor for Aromatic facilities globally with increasing responsibilities at ExxonMobil, Singapore where he worked for 11 years. Prior to that, he worked at Hindustan Petroleum at their Mumbai refinery, India.

Samar Niazi is the Managing Editor for aromatics with the Asia Petrochemicals team, based out of Singapore for S&P Global Platts, a leader in commodities benchmarks worldwide. She leads a team that covers aromatics benchmark markets including paraxylene, benzene, mixed xylenes, etc. She was previously handling multiple agriculture markets in Asia. She has worked at a major commodities trading firm handling oil markets.

Vanessa moved to her role as Editorial Director, Petrochemicals Asia in November 2017. Prior to joining S&P Global Platts Vanessa was an oil broker, broking bunker fuel and jet fuel in Europe for 8 years.

Zhejiang Petrochemical was established on June 2015 as a limited partnership between Rongsheng Petrochemical Co., Ltd., Juhua Group, Zhejiang Tongkun Holding Group Co., Ltd., and Zhoushan Ocean Comprehensive Development and Investment Co., Ltd. It is a private holding, state-owned joint-stock company. The company is mainly engaged in crude oil import and export, oil refining, petrochemical production, and the sales, storage, and transportation of its products.

This new, large-scale integrated refining and petrochemical complex that is being built by Zhejiang Petrochemical will eventually have an overall refining capacity of 40 million tons per year. The facilities that are being built include a crude oil terminal, oil refining and petrochemical production process units, storage tanks, and transport and service installations. The units constructed in the first phase will have the capacity to refine 20 million tons per year of crude oil and produce 1.4 million tons per year of ethylene. The first phase of this project is expected to be completed and put into production by the end of December 2018.