EXECUTIVE RETREAT
TÜRKIYE – BLACK SEA AND EAST
MED REFINING AND TRADING
TÜRKIYE – BLACK SEA AND EAST
MED REFINING AND TRADING
Istanbul, Türkiye
27 - 28 November 2025
Hyatt Regency Istanbul Atakoy
Registration with discount 27 - 28 November 2025
Hyatt Regency Istanbul Atakoy
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An Executive Retreat is an award-winning format promoted by Confidence Information Services. The TÜRKIYE EXECUTIVE RETREAT is now in its 4rd year.
REGIONAL PRODUCTION, REFINING, TRADING, and LOGISTICS executives will meet in an informal environment to share their views, develop the existing and foster new commercial relationships. Leading analysts will present their findings on the regional markets, trade flows and logistics facilities and provide essential market forecasts.
REGIONAL PRODUCTION, REFINING, TRADING, and LOGISTICS executives will meet in an informal environment to share their views, develop the existing and foster new commercial relationships. Leading analysts will present their findings on the regional markets, trade flows and logistics facilities and provide essential market forecasts.
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The Black Sea and Eastern Mediterranean is a key regional refining and consumption cluster. The refining capabilities of Türkiye, Romania, Bulgaria, the complex an interwoven crude and product supply routes, the major transportation hubs out of Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan, Russian streams running across the Black Sea and the Bosporus combine to make this region one of the most important oil and gas global clusters.
The host city for the TURKEY – BLACK SEA RETREAT is Istanbul. As the major regional logistical and bunkering cluster Istanbul does not need an introduction. What is also important, Istanbul provide a stimulating backdrop for socialisation and communication.
The host city for the TURKEY – BLACK SEA RETREAT is Istanbul. As the major regional logistical and bunkering cluster Istanbul does not need an introduction. What is also important, Istanbul provide a stimulating backdrop for socialisation and communication.
TOPIC HIGHLIGHTS
INFORMATION DAY
The regional refining and petrochemical products market overview, market specifics, the Black Sea and East Med refining geography and developments
TECHNICAL VISIT
Technical visits to the terminal in greater Istanbul area
First Speakers:
- Emre Ozgur,Turkish Ministry of Energy and Natural Recourses
Energy Expert - Gaurav Sharma,Energy Market Analyst
- Sergey Ivanov,Marine Bunker Exchange (MABUX)
Executive Director - Elif Binici Ersen,Kpler
Energy Analyst - Deniz Degirmenci,UKTRG
Chief Trading Officer - Cahit Istikbal,Turkish Maritime Safety Association
President - Tamara Safonova,NAANS-Media
CEO - Aydın Erdemir,Tekfen Holding, Torosport Ceyhan & Samsun
Vice President
Preliminary Programme
- The regional refining and petrochemical products market overview - price trends, trade streams, production technologies, impact of imbalances and rearrangements of trade flows related to Russian sanctions
- The Black Sea and East Med refining geography and developments
- The Georgian ports of Batumi and Kulevi as the current key hubs for Kazakh, Azeri and Turkmen exports
- Türkiye’s ports and terminals – the Bosporus/Gebze cluster, Izmir, Mersin and others
- The regional bunker market specifics – reduction of market size due to hostilities and the grain deal termination, key players, component sources, pricing at Istanbul and other key bunker ports
- Türkiye’s domestic market – motor fuels (consumption and production), jet
- Russian transit streams via Bosporus and Türkiye imports
- Georgia – new refining disruptors
- Romania – refining capacity, domestic market for gasoline, diesel and LPG, import and transit flows
- Bulgaria – possible ownership changes in refining, motor fuel impo
- Crude, gas and feedstock menus and options for Turkish, Bulgarian and Romanian refineries and petrochemical production
- The Black Sea and the East Med LPG market. The existing and the developing LPG throughput facilities at Georgian terminals for Kazakh and Azeri LPG
- Petrochemical production in Türkiye, Bulgaria, Romania. The changing demand structure high gas costs are affecting production and profitability
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