The 41st annual Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference (APPEC), organized by S&P Global, is gearing up to take place from September 8 to 11, 2025, at the Raffles City Convention Centre in Singapore. Recognized as Asia’s leading energy conference, APPEC will bring together nearly 1,500 industry leaders, experts, and executives from 65 countries to delve into the complexities and evolving landscape of the oil and gas sector.
Over the years, APPEC has established itself as a cornerstone of the energy industry, providing a vital platform for addressing critical topics such as energy transition, technological innovation, and sustainability strategies, all aimed at preparing stakeholders for a resilient future. The conference will kick off with an opening address from Ms. Low Yen Ling, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Trade and Industry and Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth for Singapore.
Participants can expect invaluable insights from over 200 esteemed speakers, including S&P Global’s energy specialists, who will discuss an array of pressing issues impacting the global energy landscape. Topics will cover geopolitical influences, market trends, pricing outlooks, financing future energy solutions, and the transformative effects of technological innovations.
Dave Ernsberger, co-President of S&P Global Commodity Insights, emphasized the importance of APPEC in navigating today’s market realities. “This conference will facilitate the exchange of ideas on balancing energy security with opportunities for growth and sustainability,” he stated. Attendees will gain insights that will aid in maximizing business opportunities while supporting the broader energy transition.
The three-day program will encompass the following key themes:
– Day 1: Strategic Conference
– Exploring global oil market fundamentals and geopolitical influences.
– Realigning business models in the context of the energy transition.
– Opportunities focusing on markets in the Americas, China, India, and Southeast Asia.
– Day 2: Concurrent Sessions
– Sessions will include a deep dive into the global oil demand and trading landscape, as well as advancements in the petrochemical industry.
– Attention will be given to Africa’s energy landscape and the future of low-carbon financing.
– Day 3: Concurrent Sessions
– Focus areas will include pathways for decarbonization, the role of critical minerals, and the future of biofuels.
– The maritime sector will also be discussed, addressing pathways to net-zero shipping and transitioning to a multi-fuel future.
Prominent industry leaders slated to speak include Dave Ernsberger, Kurt Barrow, and Jim Burkhard, among others. For those interested in the complete list of speakers and the latest agenda, more details can be found on the APPEC 2025 website.
As the energy sector faces an array of challenges and opportunities, APPEC 2025 promises to be an essential event for engaging in meaningful discussions that will shape the future of the industry.
