(EnergyAsia, November 11, Tuesday ) --- The Oxford Princeton Programme will be holding a residual and bunker fuel markets workshop in Singapore from December 1 to 3.

‘Global Drivers of Price and Quality in Residual/Bunker Fuel Markets: Investigating the Value Chain and Structural Changes’ is designed to provide delegates with an understanding of the supply and the drivers of price and quality of fuel oil.

The course will investigate the day-to-day aspects of the fuel and bunker markets and describes the supply chain and factors that influence it. Delegates will gain an understanding of the day-to-day mechanics of the fuel market and factors that influence the global market.

Topics covered include crude oil properties and assays, OPEC and non-OPEC supply, refining capacity and fuel production, fuel manufacture, sectoral and regional fuel use, fuel and refinery economics, specifications, pricing methodology and variations, fuel cracks, trading, hedging, storage, arbitrage, blending and spreads, market participants, physical and derivative trading, demand shifts, specification changes, emissions trading, refinery operations, futures pricing and buyers’ strategy.

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