Capt BK Tyagi
The Shipping Tribune is pleased to announce that, Capt. B.K. Tyagi, Vice President, The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd, a well-known maritime professional, will be addressing the global audience at “India Tanker Shipping & Trade Summit 2018” being organised on 2nd February 2018 at HolidayInn, Mumbai. He will be sharing his thoughts on “Tanker Market: Challenges for Owners”
Capt BK Tyagi is vice president in chartering department of Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. His present portfolio includes chartering of LNG, LPG, VLCC vessels. Before joining chartering department, he served on board for 14 years and then served SCI technical and vetting departments.
Capt BK Tyagi is science graduate and in addition to Master Mariner he holds law degree and PG management diplomas. He is also a member of Institute of chartered ship brokers London, Narottam Morarjee Institute of shipping, Institute of logistics and transport.
About India Tanker Shipping & Trade Summit 2018
The 4th India Tanker Shipping & Trade Summit, the most awaited conference in India, is back. Earlier known as “India Maritime Summit- Emerging Opportunities in India’s Seaborne Oil, Chemicals & Gas Tanker Trade” has become a common platform for all the stakeholders, be it a refinery, oil marketing companies, ship-owners, oil terminals, law firms or ship suppliers to discuss the topics of common interests. The first three editions of the conference, held in 2015, 2016 & 2017 were attended by several stalwarts of the industry from various shipping and maritime hubs of the world. This year the conference is going to be even bigger and better.
HolidayInn, Sakinaka, Andheri East, Mumbai
Date : 2nd February 2018
Time: 08:45 – 17:30, followed by Networking Cocktail
Introduction & Objective:
Stalwarts of the industry will discuss the current and future trends of the Seaborne Oil, Chemicals & Gas Tanker Trade. Join the stalwarts and industry colleagues in the discussions to explore “Emerging Opportunities in India’s Seaborne Oil, Chemicals & Gas Tanker Trade”
India’s Current Refining capacity is estimated to be more than 215 MMTPA. More than 400 Very Large Crude Carriers terminate voyages on the Indian Coast every year. In spite of this booming trade Indian ship owning sector has not grown to its true potential.
Chemical Industry is central to any developing world economy. Developed economies have greater per capita usage of chemicals over the developing economies. Enhanced requirement of IMO2/3 Chemical tankers for both import and export of specialized products- Expect about 10 pct. growth over next 5 years. What opportunities will be created in terms of trade & employment?
According to a TechSci Research report, India’s LNG demand is anticipated to increase from 64 mmscmd in 2015 to 306.54 mmscmd by 2025. What are the opportunities in India’s Seaborne LNG Transportation? What is the impact of latest regulatory measures on Seaborne Oil and Chemical trade?
With the above perspective in view and to explore if we are geared to grab the opportunities, The Shipping Tribune is pleased to announce a one-day conference on 2nd Feb 2018, HolidayInn, Sakinaka, Andheri East, Mumbai.
Who Should Attend:
For sponsorship & delegate registration, please contact:
Capt Virendra N. Mishra, Conference Director
Come, join us and benefit from the opportunity to connect, confer and conduct business!!!
