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Biofuels are playing an increasing role in powering all forms of transport. Yet one company that makes, sells andtrades them – Portugal’s Prio Energy – also operates a network of electric charging stations for road vehicles. Inour third and final Smart Trader webcast series on biofuels, Inatech Senior Vice-President Alok Sharma talks toLuis Nunes, Prio Energy’s Managing Director, about which transport sectors are most suited for electric powerand which will rely on liquid fuels for the foreseeable future.

While focused on making and supplying biofuel, Portugal’s Prio Energy has also built an active trading business.So, how does trading biofuels work? In the second of our special three-part webcast on biofuels, Inatech SeniorVice-President Alok Sharma and Prio Energy Managing Director Luis Nunes explore the evolving tradinglandscape and the potential role of emissions trading in the biofuels market.

Waste is increasingly being repurposed into high quality fuel. Prio Energy has its own biofuel factory andintroduced innovative solutions to sourcing materials during the pandemic. In the first of our special three-partwebcast on biofuels, Inatech Senior Vice President Alok Sharma discusses production and supply with PrioEnergy Managing Director Luis Nunes.

In our third episode, we explore the lasting implications of a cyber attack on the massive US Colonial oil pipeline, with analysis from Florian Thaler, CEO and co-Founder of OilX, and from Inatech, the experts in oil trading and marine risk management systems, Alok Sharma and Patrick Hayes.

In our second episode, we explore the impact a vaccine moving from labs to medical centres around the world will have on oil prices, with analysis from Patrick Hayes, VP for the Americas at Inatech, the experts in oil trading and marine risk management, and Greg Newman, the CEO and co-Founder of Onyx Capital, the largest liquidity provider in the global market for oil swaps.

Navigating the global outlook with the experts in oil trading and marine risk management