Dear friends!
We invite you to Petroleum Ukraine. Warsaw ’26. For a few days at the beginning of June, Warsaw will become the center of the Ukrainian fuel market. Along with major Ukrainian companies, traders from Poland, Germany, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia, Slovakia, Turkey, and other countries connected to Ukraine’s energy sector will join the event as usual.
One of the forum’s main topics will be how to support a sustainable energy supply system during extreme situations. Recent global events, especially in the oil and gas sector, show us that the days of steady, predictable times are over. Now, success depends on flexible thinking and creative approaches.
Ukrainians realized this as early as 2022, but even they faced an unprecedented challenge in the energy sector last winter. The oil products market, in particular, was put to a tough test. Despite many challenges, Ukraine managed to get through this difficult time without running out of fuel. This success is thanks not only to public authorities but also to private businesses.
This crisis calls for a fresh look at the energy transition, how we develop alternative energy, and changes in legislation. These topics will also be a focus at Petroleum Ukraine. Warsaw ’26.
The conference’s side events promise even more activity, as they usually bring together owners and top managers from well-known and influential companies.
A key part of the forum is the evening reception, Petroleum People, a well-known informal gathering of leading oil products market operators from Eastern Europe and beyond.
But that’s not all. As always, there will be interesting side events during Petroleum Ukraine, so stay tuned for updates!
We look forward to meeting you on June 2 at the Westin Warsaw!
June 1
Welcome Party
Location to be announced
June 2
Westin Warsaw Hotel
Delegate`s registration. Morning coffee.
Block 1. Is 2026 the New 1973?
What we’re discussing:
- What lessons did the European DP market learn from the Hormuz crisis?
- Why LPG experienced the most impact from spring turbulence, and how it affected demand
- Did the oil reserve save Europe?
- Why is the energy transition slowing down, and how can it be sped up?
Among the speakers are top analysts from reputable global agencies and traders.
Coffee break
Block 2. Discussion Panel: What the winter of 2025-2026 taught Ukrainians
Discussing how the Ukrainian market passed one of its toughest tests
Among the participants are the biggest operators in the Ukrainian market.
Lunch
Block 3. New challenges for transport infrastructure
What we’re discussing:
- How Ukrainian railways set a record for fuel transportation
- Is there a potential for land imports from the south?
- How Danube ports operate
Among the speakers are representatives of Ukrzaliznytsia, port operators, and traders.
Coffee break
Block 4. Trends in the Ukrainian market
What we’re discussing:
- Restart of the “bioethanol” program: will we take off this time?
- What is the current stage of LPG development and how can we delay the last stage?
- How much does electromobility really cost?
- What awaits the bitumen market?
Among the speakers are representatives of the analytical community, industry association management, and bitumen market operators.
Evening reception Petroleum People
Location to be announced
The venue
The hotel offers the guests a beautiful lobby bar and restaurant, a fitness club and conference services. The Westin Warsaw is part of the world-famous Marriott group, which means that the service here is always at the highest level.
The Westin is a very popular hotel, so if you plan to stay there during your stay in Warsaw, we recommend making a reservation in advance.
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