Industrial Info Resources, the leading provider of global industrial market intelligence, is pleased to present our complementary 2012-13 Industrial Market Outlook for the United States & Canada at the Hilton Parsippanny in Parsippany, New Jersey, on September 20.
In the U.S. and Canada, Industrial Info is tracking $430 billion in project spending planned to kick off in the next 12 months, including $23 billion in the Northeast and New England market regions.
Our industry experts will highlight the trends and activities
taking us through the remainder of 2012 and into 2013.
Segments will focus on:
Increasing environmental regulations, such as CSPAR, MATS and states’ Renewable Portfolio Standards, as well as the continued low price of natural gas are having dramatic effects on the Power Industry. Our Power Industry experts will explain what to expect in terms of new construction, unit additions and plant closures in this industry.
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Brock Ramey - North American Power Manager
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With the development of the Marcellus and Utica shale plays, spending continues to escalate in this sector in the Northeast, particularly in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. International demand for LNG continues to drive spending in this important global sector.
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Jesus Davis - VP of Oil & Gas Research
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With recent improvements in refining profit margins and the continued global demand for diesel, many refiners are evaluating plant modernizations to further improve margins. These improvements include crude slate changes, unit additions, and expansions to lower feedstock costs and increase production of fuels.
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Chris Paschall - VP of Petroleum Refining Research
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As the economy improves, many chemical companies are considering major unit additions and expansion projects, as well as grassroot plant construction. IIR is tracking more than $2.4 billion in active Northeast and New England Chemical Processing Industry projects.
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Trey Hamblet - VP of Chemical Processing Research
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The Pharma-Biotech Industry continues to reinforce its strong presence in the New England and Northeast regions, with the two being the destination for over $18 billion worth of active capital projects. Research facilities for the private and public sectors, drug and vaccine manufacturing plant expansions, and institutional investments are driving project spending in this industry.
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Annette Kreuger - VP of Pharmaceutical & Biotech Research
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Metals & Minerals Industry firms are planning over $6 billion in Northeast and New England market region projects, the majority of which are in Pennsylvania, where coal mining and steel manufacturing projects dominate. Development of the Marcellus shale and the recovery of the automotive sector are also leading to increased project activity at steel mills in the region.
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Joe Govreau - VP of Metals & Minerals Research
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Attendance Fee: FREE
Date & Time:
September 20, 2012
3:30-5:30 p.m.
Schedule of Events:
Registration: 3 p.m.
Market Outlook: 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Networking: 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Location:
Hilton Parsippany
1 Hilton Court
Parsippany, NJ 07054
Drinks and hors d’oeuvres will bring “a touch of class.”
Additional Info:
Parsippany Hotels
Google Map to the Hotel
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Who Should Attend:
CEOs & Presidents
Senior Management
Business Partners and Owners
Sales & Marketing Professionals
Business Development Professionals
Strategic Planning Professionals
Product Development Personnel
Operations Managers
Customer Service Managers
Project Managers and Engineers
Consultants and Energy Traders
Investors / Fund Managers / Brokers
Companies that would benefit:
E&C Firms
A&E Firms
Engineers
Consultants
General Contractors
Subcontractors
Equipment Vendors
Operations Managers
Service Firms
Manufacturers Reps
Distributors
Labor Unions
Investment Banks
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