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Changes to oil, refining and product manufacturing processes over the past two decades have led to increased complexity in the energy markets. This has created a maze for refiners, marketers, supply managers, the shipping industry and end-users to navigate.

Understanding the different processing technologies, how different products are produced and used, as well as what lies ahead for the global oil, refined products and base oils markets will help you to make better informed business decisions.

ICIS training provides a number of different courses to suit differing levels of knowledge and future needs. Attending these courses will help you to gain the expertise needed to operate effectively in this complex market.

Base oils I – an introduction

  Base oils III – utilisation & optimisation
Base oils II – product qualities & blending options
 
Base oils I – an introduction

This course provides an overview of the various base oil refining processes, and the economics that drive today’s base oil manufacturing decisions. Combining this information with product qualities and market demand segments, you will gain a broad understanding of the lubricant and base oil market and its fundamental drivers.


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Base oils III – utilisation & optimisation

Knowledge of the proper utilisation of base oils will enable you to maximise return for your business. Attending this course will ensure that you understand how base oils are produced, the subtleties in base oils properties and how these can benefit you, whether you are formulator, finished oil marketer and/or base oil supplier.
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Base oils II – product qualities & blending options

Attending this course will give you insight into the base oils product offerings of major suppliers around the world and how these products are used to formulate different types of oil applications.



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