Focused on bringing to the table the latest trends and thoughts on the oil market for 2019, IBP in partnership with S&P Global Platts will held a lecture on February 7th, with the presence of Mark Schwartz – Director of Strategy of Platts Energy.
. The event Global Oil Outlook 2019 will highlight key-themes on the industry such as:
. Short-term Global Crude Market Outlook
. Latin American Production, Product Demand & Net Export Outlook
. IMO 2020 Impacts on Global Oil & Refined Product Markets
. Long-Term Outlook with focus on impact of EVs
* The event will be held in English without translation
* Free entrance with limited seats, please submit our RSVP
Date: February 7th
Schedule: 5pm to 9pm
Language: English
Local: IBP Headquarters
Av. Almirante Barroso, 52 – 26º andar
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The initiative, exclusive for IBP associate members, aims to share knowledge on the industry to the next years, gathering executives on the main companies in the sector.
Do you want to be part of the event? Register now on our RSVP
5pm – 5:30pm | Registration
6pm | Welcome from IBP – Alberto Guimarães – Downstream Executive
6:15pm – 7:15pm | Analytics latest Global Oil Outlook 2019 – Mark Schwartz – Director of Strategy of Platts Energy
7:15 pm – 8pm | Questions and Answers
8pm – 9pm | Cocktail service
Mark A. Schwartz, Director of Strategy, Analytics, S&P Global Platts
Mark A. Schwartz is Director of Strategy in the analytics practice at S&P Global Platts. He has led the development of the Long-Term Energy Outlook working closely with the Global Oil, Natural Gas, Coal and other practices to evaluate the key assumptions underlying their outlooks, ensure internal consistency and to develop plausible alternative assumptions and outcomes. Prior to the S&P Global Platts acquisition of PIRA, Mark was the President of PIRA. Before joining PIRA in 2002, he was the Chief Economist of ExxonMobil, where he was responsible for developing the company’s long-range economic and energy outlook.
Prior to this position, Mark spent 25 years at Exxon in various assignments in the Upstream Planning, International Natural Gas, Treasurers, and Corporate Planning functions. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Pennsylvania and currently serves as an Adjunct Professor at Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs.