ADIPEC 2026: Charlie Tan to address feedstock competition and industrial investment
Image Caption: Global Impact Coalition CEO will join industry leaders in Abu Dhabi to examine how supply availability, production economics and feedstock flexibility are shaping chemicals markets Abu Dhabi: Charlie Tan, CEO Global Impact Coalition (GIC), is scheduled to join an industry discussion on feedstock competition and industrial strategy at ADIPEC 2026, as petrochemical producers contend…
Abu Dhabi will host a discussion on November 4 at ADIPEC 2026, focusing on feedstock competition and industrial investment. Charlie Tan, CEO of Global Impact Coalition, will join Mashal Saoud Al Kindi, CEO of TA’ZIZ, and Rabiu Abdullahi Umar, CEO of Nigeria’s Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, to address how feedstock availability, pricing, and flexibility impact the chemicals market.
The session, “Competing for feedstock advantage in a tighter supply environment,” moderated by Eithne Treanor, will explore how these factors affect operating costs, investment decisions, and industrial facility competitiveness. Tan’s organization, GIC, works on industrial circularity, sustainable materials, and reducing emissions.
The session follows TA’ZIZ’s recent $28.5 billion long-term agreements in the UAE, emphasizing the role of supply agreements and demand commitments in industrial development. The discussion aims to provide insights into maintaining competitiveness as resource availability, trade conditions, and production economics evolve.
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