• WPC 2024
  • March 18-22, 2024

Abdullah Al-Ossaimi

Kuwait Integrated Petroleum Industries Company

Manager Corporate Planning

I hold a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Tulsa and an MBA from the American University of Middle East (AUM). In 1998, I started my career as a process engineer at Petrochemicals Industrial Company (PIC) and was involved in the commissioning of several projects.
After my seventh year as a Process Engineer, in 2006 I moved to the Olefins & Aromatics Strategic Business Unit within PIC. I was responsible for the coordination and monitoring of PIC joint venture activities and assigned various feasibility studies for Refinery and Petrochemical projects worldwide and evaluated/executed several business opportunities (grassroots and M&A opportunities) as part of my role as Business Development manager. In 2016 Kuwait Integrated Petroleum Industries Company (KIPIC) was established and I was appointed as Project Manager for the Petrochemicals project within KIPIC and recently in 2021, I was appointed as KIPIC Corporate Planning Manager. In addition, I’m a certified Six-Sigma green belt and a member of the Entrepreneurs Club of Kuwait “Thukhur”.

Sessions With Abdullah Al-Ossaimi

Thursday, 21 March

  • 04:00pm - 05:05pm (CST) / 21/mar/2024 09:00 pm - 21/mar/2024 10:05 pm

    Policy and Processes for Energy Transition

    Session 4: Policy and Processes for Energy Transition
     
    4:00 PM: Paving the way in building competitive Ref-Petchem complexes in the wave of the Energy Transition Abdullah Al-Ossaimi, Manager Corporate Planning, KIPI
    4:20 PM: Decarbonizing the Petrochemical Industry: Key areas to watch Marisabel Dolan, Associate Director, Chemical Consulting, S&P Global Commodity Insights

    Consensus continues building on the need of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies to meet climate targets. CCUS is the only group of technologies that can contribute to reducing emissions in key emitting sectors and to remove CO2 from the atmosphere to balance harder to avoid emissions. The CCUS market has experienced a significant increase in project announcements in the past two years, most of the CCU projects under development are planning to utilize CO2 for Enhance oil recovery, fuels and chemical are gaining momentum as the second largest potential utilization pathway for CCU projects but still are a small share of the market, despite the clear applications for CO2 utilization the market for CO2 sequestration is significantly bigger. This session will cover CCUS market trends and the implications for the chemical and fuel sectors.


    4:40 PM: Carbon, Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) trends in chemicals and fuels applicationsPaola Perez Pena, Principal Research Analyst, S&P Global Commodity Insights.

    Consensus continues building on the need of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies to meet climate targets. CCUS is the only group of technologies that can contribute to reducing emissions in key emitting sectors and to remove CO2 from the atmosphere to balance harder to avoid emissions. The CCUS market has experienced a significant increase in project announcements in the past two years, most of the CCU projects under development are planning to utilize CO2 for Enhance oil recovery, fuels and chemical are gaining momentum as the second largest potential utilization pathway for CCU projects but still are a small share of the market, despite the clear applications for CO2 utilization the market for CO2 sequestration is significantly bigger. This session will cover CCUS market trends and the implications for the chemical and fuel sectors.

    5:00 PM: Closing Remarks - Ravi Narayanaswamy, Vice President, Fuels, Chemicals and Resource Solutions (FCRS), S&P Global