StocExpo’s conference produced by FETSA and Tank Storage Magazine is packed with insight and knowledge from the global tank storage and future fuels industry’s best and brightest.
Delegates will hear more about how to overcome the biggest trends and challenges facing the global tank storage market now and in the future.
The conference will open on day one with an address from FETSA president, Bruno Hayem, and immediately kick start with a session from Lucia van Geuns, strategic energy advisor at Hague Centre for Strategic Studies, on ‘European Tank Storage and Changing Geopolitical Landscapes’. Then, team leader security of oil supply at European Commission, Antony LaGrange, will deliver a talk on the ‘Energy Trilemma: Digitalisation, Security of Supply, and Inflation’.
After lunch, the sessions will continue with insight from Tamme Mekkes, business development director at Koole Terminals, on ‘How CCUS can Fit with Tank Storage’. Afterwards, Matt Wilson, head of new energy markets at Navigator Terminals, will talk on ‘Connecting the Clusters in the UK’.
Towards the end of day one Jonathan Feys, CCO of liquid bulk terminals at Ghent Transport and Storage, will discuss the ‘Fuels of the Future’ with Poten and Partners’ senior consultant Aline Ingram and Aivars Starikovs, Latvian Hydrogen Association and Hydrogen Europe.
Day Two
Day two will start with a session on ‘The Value of ESG Reporting at the Terminal’ hosted by David Tassadogh, infrastructure assessment at GRESB. After which he’ll be joined by Mathias Potvin, terminal manager at LBC Tank Terminals Rotterdam, to discuss ‘How Terminals can Reach Net Zero’. Before a short networking break, Frans Jan Hellenthal, commercial manager at ETT will be diving into the topic of ‘The Terminal of the Future’.
Martin Reuvers, senior engineer at Vopak, will take centre stage in the afternoon to consider ‘Revisions to PGS 12’ before answering audience questions alongside George Dodoros, business development director at Proton Ventures.
To close out the conference OCI Global’s director, Bowen Xu, will be joined by Jay Leduc, head of HSE and sustainability at Hartree Partners and Jannes Elfgen from the Port of Hamburg to discuss the ‘Energy Transition’ from a global perspective.
Margaret Dunn, portfolio director at StocExpo, says: ‘This year’s conference is going to be the best to date with some of the most knowledgeable minds in the tank storage and energy infrastructure industry taking the stage. It’s fantastic to be able to gather so many professionals in one place at one time so we can network and learn from one another. We hope you can join us in Rotterdam for StocExpo 2024.’
