Petroleum Ukraine 2024 gathers market leaders in Warsaw

The international conference Petroleum Ukraine 2024 will take place in Warsaw on June 18, as announced by the forum's organizer, Consulting Group A-95.

"This marks our third event on Polish soil, and year after year, we fix a growing interest from European traders. We can confidently assert that we have established a central platform in Poland for those interested in the Ukrainian fuel market," stated Sergiy Kuiun, Director of Consulting Group A-95.

Registration for Petroleum Ukraine 2024 is already open on the Consulting Group "A-95" website.

While the event's program is still under development, organizers note that the main topics of the forum will focus on the implementation of European legislative norms and requirements in Ukraine, as well as strengthening control over the realization of anti-Russian sanctions in the fuel sector.

"Ukraine was compelled to be the first to reject Russian fuel, completely overhaul import logistics, and essentially instigate groundbreaking changes in energy markets worldwide. This spurred active collaboration between Ukrainian and European traders, which is indispensable both today and in the future. We aim to facilitate the strengthening of these relationships to the maximum extent," said Sergiy Kuiun.

It is noted that Petroleum Ukraine 2024 will be officially supported by the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, which actively participates in shaping the conference agenda.

The first international conference by "A-95," titled Fuel for Ukraine, took place in Warsaw in June 2022 and played a significant role in accelerating the Ukrainian market's recovery from the petroleum product supply crisis provoked by Russian aggression.

In 2023, the Warsaw forum brought together 230 delegates from 21 countries across Europe, Asia, and America. Representatives from OMV, Shell, Vitol, Marathon Petroleum, Unimot, PKN Orlen, Pern, Bulmarket, Element Alpha, Hellenic Petroleum, Slovnaft, Euronova Energies, Gaspol, Eco Fuel Trading, and others participated. The Ukrainian market was traditionally represented by all major trading companies, including "Ukrnafta," OKKO, WOG, UPG, KLO, "Alliance Energy Trade," "AMIC Ukraine," and Socar Energy Ukraine.