H.E. Dr. Mohammed Saeed Al Kindi had a distinguished career in Government of the United Arab Emirates as a Diplomat. Starting as Second Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Abu Dhabi in 1984, Dr Al Kindi was transferred to the United Nations, New York serving as U.A.E mission from 1986-1995. He represented U.A.E. at the United Nations Security Council from 1986-1987 and the U.N. General Assembly during his post. He was appointed Charge d’Affairs of the U.A.E. Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia from 1995-1997. Dr. Al Kindi has served as Director of Ruler’s Office, Government of Fujairah, U.A.E. from 1997-2006. He also served in the United Arab Emirates Federal Government’s Cabinet as a Minister for Environment & Water.

Mohammed Majed Bin Al Aleeli is Director General of Department of Industry & Economy for the Government of Fujairah. Mr Majed is a member of the Board Fujairah National Bank and Arab Company for Poultry Production. Also, member of Federal Committee for Assortment and Economic Cooperation at the Ministry of Economy as well as Emergency and Natural Disaster.

Capt. Mousa Morad is Managing Director at the Port of Fujairah. He is a Master Mariner, with more than 41 years’ experience in marine related activities and management. During his tenure the Port of Fujairah, capitalizing on its strategic position outside the Straits of Hormuz, has undergone significant development both in berths and facilities and the range of its commercial activity. Capt. Mousa is also a Development Committee Member of Fujairah Oil Industry Zone (FOIZ), which oversees Tank Storage Development in the Emirate, and is chaired by His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Mohammad Al Sharqi, a Member of the Supreme Council of the U.A.E., and Ruler of Fujairah.

Capt Salem Al Hamoudi is the Director for Fujairah Oil Industry Zone (FOIZ), a position held since 2018. He has been working in oil and gas shipping and trade since 2000. Capt Salem joined Port of Fujairah in 2012 as a management member of Fujairah Oil Tanker Terminals. Prior to that, he worked at National Gas Shipping Company at the division of fleet operations of Gas tankers, part of ADNOC group; as well as in TOTAL looking after the management of offshore logistics.

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Dave Ernsberger is Head of Market Reporting and Trading Solutions at S&P Global Commodity Insights. Based in London, he is responsible for managing Platts commodity price benchmarks worldwide, including market reporting, news coverage and exchange relationships, from well-established markets like oil and gas through to emerging market environments like new Energy Transition commodities and recycled materials.

 Dave has served in a variety of roles at Platts, including Head of Oil Content; Editorial Director for Asia (based in Singapore), and Houston Bureau Chief. He joined Platts in 1996 as a metals reporter in London, and launched coverage of Europe’s then-deregulating gas and electricity markets in 1999.

Lyn Tattum is Vice President, Head of Events, Training, and Media, at S&P Global Commodity Insights and Publisher of Chemical Week. Lyn’s early career was as a journalist, publisher, writer, and interviewer in the global chemical Industry. She is well known within the international chemical and plastics industry, interviewing CEOs, chairing conferences and roundtables, and regularly attending global industry events, where she has pioneered discussions on Sustainability, ESG and Diversity.

Lyn recently launched The Chemical Leadership Circle to connect industry CEOs worldwide with critical information, providing an opportunity to network, raise awareness of key issues, and exchange ideas at a time of critical global change in economy, politics, society and business.

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Captain Walter P. Purio is the Global Chief Executive Officer of ESCC and uODS Marine and Power, where he leads initiatives to reduce the carbon footprint of conventional fossil fuels. His work centers on uODS (Ultrasonic Oxidative Desulfurisation) technology, which removes sulfur from Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO), lowering harmful emissions and providing significant environmental benefits for the marine and power industries. With extensive experience in the maritime, energy, and technology sectors, Captain Purio has held senior leadership roles focused on technological innovation and environmental sustainability. He has also served as a Director of the Pilbara Ports Authority, providing strategic marine industry expertise to support Australia's economic growth. As a Co-Founder and inaugural CEO of the LNG Marine Fuel Institute, and the APAC Vice President of the Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel (SGMF), Captain Walter has been a champion for operational safety, security, and environmental best practices in the use of gaseous marine fuels in the maritime sector.

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Guido Cardullo is the Head of Marine Energy of Fratelli Cosulich, a world leading bunker trading company with offices in Seoul, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Singapore, Dubai, Athens, Genoa, Monaco, Paris and New York. Mr. Cardullo manages Fratelli Cosulich’ investments in alternative fuel vessels, including LNG, methanol, and ammonia bunker barges. Before that, he was Managing Director of the Singapore office of Fratelli Cosulich, where they operate as a physical supplier with a fleet of 5 owned bunker barges. Mr Cardullo joined Fratelli Cosulich in 2011.

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Muhammad Usman has 25 years of maritime industry experience, currently working as Product Manager, Fuel Advisory at Lloyds Register where he is an expert voice on marine fuels, lubes and exhaust emissions.

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Constantinos Capetanakis is Bunker Director at Starbulk, the Chair of the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA), and the Chair of IBIA’s Future Fuels Working Group. He is a qualified Greek lawyer since 1997 and an English solicitor since 2002. He has served as the Legal Counsel of a major Piraeus-based shipping company listed in NYSE. Constantinos further worked as a marine litigation solicitor at an international law firm, both in London and Piraeus. Between 2004-2013 he was a shareholder and Director of a family-run shipping company, where he was responsible for the investment strategy and all managerial, commercial and legal issues. In 2014 Constantinos joined Starbulk , and is currently serving as its Bunker Director, responsible for bunkering procurement / strategy and Starbulk’s cooperation with oil, energy, and bunker industry stakeholders. In 2020 Constantinos was elected as a Board of directors member of the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA). Since April 2022, Constantinos is IBIA BoD Vice-Chairman. Constantinos is also the Chairman of IBIA’s Future Fuels Working Group.

Rania Tadros is the Global Head of Maritime and Offshore at Stephenson Harwood, and the managing partner of the Dubai office. She is a renowned maritime, trade and offshore lawyer and has over 20 years’ experience servicing clients operating in these industries with a special focus on resolving disputes and advising on commercial matters. Rania has developed a reputation for assisting clients on their most complex disputes and prides herself on her ability to identify key issues and seek an effective resolution for her clients’ matters. She also has significant experience advising clients in relation to their non-contentious matters and frequently advises companies in relation to their commercial contracts and large-scale projects. She is also widely regarded as one of the leading lawyers in the Middle East, which is reflected through the various accolades she has received including The Maritime Standard's 'Woman in Shipping Award'. Furthermore, she is recognised as a leading shipping lawyer in many of the legal directories, including the Legal 500 EMEA Guide, UAE, where she is listed in the ''Hall of Fame'' and Chambers and Partners Global where she is ranked as a Band 1 Individual. Owing to her reputation and expertise in the market, Rania serves as the President of the UAE branch of the Women in Shipping and Trade Association (WISTA UAE), an international organisation serving as an advocate for women's advancement within the maritime, trading and logistics sectors. Her mission is to build a thriving professional network and community, facilitate knowledge exchange, share insights, nurture professional development, address the gender leadership gap and foster collaboration with institutions and organisations worldwide.

Rania Tadros is the Global Head of Maritime and Offshore at Stephenson Harwood, and the managing partner of the Dubai office. She is a renowned maritime, trade and offshore lawyer and has over 20 years’ experience servicing clients operating in these industries with a special focus on resolving disputes and advising on commercial matters. Rania has developed a reputation for assisting clients on their most complex disputes and prides herself on her ability to identify key issues and seek an effective resolution for her clients’ matters. She also has significant experience advising clients in relation to their non-contentious matters and frequently advises companies in relation to their commercial contracts and large-scale projects. She is also widely regarded as one of the leading lawyers in the Middle East, which is reflected through the various accolades she has received including The Maritime Standard's 'Woman in Shipping Award'. Furthermore, she is recognised as a leading shipping lawyer in many of the legal directories, including the Legal 500 EMEA Guide, UAE, where she is listed in the ''Hall of Fame'' and Chambers and Partners Global where she is ranked as a Band 1 Individual. Owing to her reputation and expertise in the market, Rania serves as the President of the UAE branch of the Women in Shipping and Trade Association (WISTA UAE), an international organisation serving as an advocate for women's advancement within the maritime, trading and logistics sectors. Her mission is to build a thriving professional network and community, facilitate knowledge exchange, share insights, nurture professional development, address the gender leadership gap and foster collaboration with institutions and organisations worldwide.

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