September 18-20, 2010 at Shinawatra Tower 3, Bangkok

COURSE OBJECTIVE: This is a story of what truly drives the profitability of the petrochemical industry. Fundamentally, oil and gas provide feedstock. Learn how the two resources intertwine and are made complicated by a volatile energy market. See what the choice of feedstock depends on. Understand the inevitable naphtha tug-of-war that constantly goes on between the energy and the petrochemical industries. Learn about the emerging varieties of feedstock – ethane, NGL, gasoil, condensate, LPG, etc. – and the most recent trends. Most important, learn from this course how innovative thinking can strategically drive the profitability of your organization. COURSE OUTLINE: PETROLEUM PRODUCTS SYNERGY: FUELS OR FEEDSTOCKS PETROCHEMICAL FEEDSTOCKS OVERVIEW: OIL BASED STREAMS & GAS LIQUID STREAMS Feedstock in an Uncertain Energy Environment THE PARADIGMS OF THE FEEDSTOCK MARKET Feedstock Availability and Values: Dependence on the Energy Market The Choice of Feedstock: Impacts on Product Market and Profitability Feedstock Flexibility vs. Cost & Income Gas Values in Petrochemicals and Feedstock Competitivity FEEDSTOCKS IN THE MARKET Naphtha: The Dominant Feedstock What is Naphtha? Naphtha Prognosis 2002-2012 Naphtha: Fuel/Feedstock Relationship—A Pricing Concept Condensate: The New Comer What is Condensate and What is Ultra-Light Crude? Uses of Condensate Production of Condensate Ethane, NGLs: Feedsocks of Future? Gas Oil & Heavier Feedstock: for when you have no GAS? Petrochemical Feedstock Outlook: An Era of High Prices & Uncertain Supply LPG: What Petrochemicals from LPG Coal: A Returnas alternative for high oil price situation?

THE SPEAKER Khunying Thongtip Ratanarat Member of PTIT Foundation Board & Council of Trustees Petroleum Institute of Thailand

PTIT strongly recommends that the courses should be taken as a whole series (start with No. 1 or No. 2 to No. 6) in the sequence set in order to maximize understanding and get a clear perspective of the total hydrocarbon business value chain.

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Registration Fee:

* PTIT: Full Member BHT 24,500 + VAT 1,715 = 26,215 * PTIT: Ordinary Member BHT 28,000 + VAT 1,960 = 29,960 * Non-PTIT Member BHT 35,000 + VAT 2,450 = 37,450

Payment Details:

By crossed cheque or bank draft made payable to “Petroleum Institute of Thailand” and fax/mail your payment with this registration form to PTIT. Wire transfer into the account of “Petroleum Institute of Thailand” Bank Name: Krung Thai Bank Public Co., Ltd. Tax Number: 3108014757 Account No. 071-1-02562-2 Branch: Petroleum Authority Swift Code: KRTHTHBK CHIP 007895