Sushant Gupta

#Refining and #oil market focus - Director Refining Asia Pacific @woodmackenzie

[Sushant Gupta @Sushant_WM]

Presented and had very interesting discussion on a key theme for refining and chemicals.

[Sushant Gupta @Sushant_WM]

Join us either on the 4th Sep or 5th Sep to discuss the movers and shakers in the short-term pils and refining market. Not to be missed! https://t.co/sM4x2KkB83

[Sushant Gupta @Sushant_WM]

I will be leading and moderating a discussion today at 11 AM Singapore time on the journey of refining and chemical producers through the energy transition. Joining me will be some of the industry experts. Looking forward to it! Thangapandian SrinivasaluS…https://t.co/OSsCn9nmnG

[Sushant Gupta @Sushant_WM]

Delighted to be moderating an extremely distinguished panel
Purandar Chakravarty Thangapandian Srinivasalu Khairol Shukri
Be there at #ADSARTC2022  https://t.co/e8jkpDOCxD

[Sushant Gupta @Sushant_WM]

#hydrogenfuel https://t.co/JqaxIJW1aN

[Wood Mackenzie @WoodMackenzie]

OPEC+ has been sticking to its planned monthly production rises throughout this year and the trend is expected to continue, says WM's Sushant Gupta. Due to the EU sanctions, Russia will need to export more #crudeoil to China or expect production cuts. https://t.co/fC8aHaqRVk

[Sushant Gupta @Sushant_WM]

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Commodity Corner | India's crude demand seen up 0.4 m bpd in 2022, says Sushant Gupta, Director at @WoodMackenzie. He also says that #crude prices will not sustain at current levels. @Manisha3005

[Sushant Gupta @Sushant_WM]

@DelhiAirport please could you confirm that Singapore has been removed from At risk countries now. I can’t find any official news on this.

[Wood Mackenzie @WoodMackenzie]

Asia’s oil import bill triples to $2.1 trillion per annum in 2040, said WoodMac's @Sushant_WM. #WMEnergySummit #sgECS2019 https://t.co/LNq6dDIM1d

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#OnCNBCTV18 | @Sushant_WM, @WoodMackenzie, Singapore says H1 2019 may see #brent #crude average at $62-63/bbl; #India dependence on crude imports to grow to 90% in years to come
#commodities @Manisha3005

[Wood Mackenzie @WoodMackenzie]

WM's Catherine Tan: "Lotte Chemical Titan has existing 450,000-tonne PE capacity in Indonesia, which has been operating based on purchased ethylene. Having a cracker co-located at the same site will reduce its exposure to feedstock procurement & logistics" https://t.co/HobQAPF3ok

[Sushant Gupta @Sushant_WM]

In my keynote speech, will share thoughts on why it is important to understand unprecedented changes to crude trade.https://t.co/9rrjsEQAHD

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[Wood Mackenzie @WoodMackenzie]

WoodMac's @Sushant_WM at the Singapore Downstream briefing: Asia-Pacific will need around 3 million b/d of crude imports in the next 5 years, majority of which is light sweet crude. #oott

[Paul Dawson 📚 @PaulEDawson]

Nestled between China and India, the country of Bhutan is the only carbon negative country in the world. This means that their forests are able to absorb more carbon dioxide than is emitted.

#ActOnClimate #ClimateChange https://t.co/xq2M7B2kHZ

[Dr. Elta Koliou @EltaKo7]

@WoodMackenzie finds that based on the existing electricity generation mix in developing countries #ElectricVehicles can displace up to half of the GHG emissions of gasoline cars-in developed countries with an existing cleaner electricity fuel mix the difference is even greater

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'Queensland's #LNG export projects shattered the ‘cheap #gas forever’ mentality,' WM's Nicholas Browne tells @australian. 'Australia’s domestic price is now inextricably linked to global LNG price.' https://t.co/GyjPaFxTYJ

[Laura Hindley 🐝 @LJHindley90]

.@WoodMackenzie’s latest research on mobility transition reveals a typical mid-size EV can generate up to 67% lower GHG emissions than a gasoline ICE car on a well-to-wheel basis - crucial factor is the location in which they are driven https://t.co/aLSBYbMDSm

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August #SIAMData | SIAM says fall in passenger vehicles in August partly due to Kerala deluge. Fuel price hike does not seem to have had a big impact on car sales