25 January, Wednesday - delegates’ arrival and accommodation
18.00 – 20.00 PRELIMINARY REGISTRATION COCKTAIL RECEPTION
26 January, Thursday – first conference day
Session 1. The challenges of 2022 and their heavy toll on the European region: a decrease in supply of Russian and Belarusian fertilizers and raw materials. Changes in N, P, K fertilizer flows into and inside the region.
THE TOPIC AND THE SPEAKER TO BE ANNOUNCED
Fertilizers Europe
TOPIC TBA
Maria Bezzubova, Co-founder, TRUAGRO Ukraine
■ The European Union regulations and sanctions against Russia and Belarus and their impact on regional trade in fertilizers and raw materials
■ The current situation and outlook for regional fertilizer production: sharp fluctuations in natural gas prices and their direct influence on regional producers
■ Alternative sources of phosphates and NPKs for Eastern European customers: global suppliers, capacity, a variety of transport routes
■ Review of phosphate rock supply and consumption in Eastern Europe: traditional trade flows and probable changes in them.
Session 2. Uzbek, Kazakhstani, Turkmen, Azerbaijani and Georgian fertilizers and raw materials as potential solution to a shortage of N, P and K- fertilizers in the EEBB region:
REVIEW OF UZBEK AND TURKMEN POTASH SUPPLIERS’ PRODUCTION CAPACITY AND ABILITY TO ESTABLISH LONG-STANDING BUSINESS RELATIONS IN EASTERN EUROPE
The speaker to be announced, World Fertilizer Market
■ Supply of N and P fertilizers from Central Asia to Eastern Europe: main producers, design capacity and export price trends in Central Asia
■ An array of routes to ship Uzbek, Kazakhstan, Turkmen, Azerbaijani and Georgian fertilizers to Europe: transport modes, major transshipment hubs and transport costs
27 January, Friday – second conference day
Manufacturing innovations and the use of specialty fertilizers and green ammonia projects in the region:
■ Green ammonia projects and their use in Europe
■ Water-soluble fertilizers and their market share in the region
■ Bacterial biofertilizers: what they are and their prospects in the region
■ Stabilised nitrogen: what is new since last year?