NexantECA is the leading advisor to the energy, refining, and chemical industries. Our clientele ranges from major oil and chemical companies, governments, investors, and financial institutions to regulators, development agencies, and law firms.

Over 50 years of insight and excellence. The leading advisor for the energy, gas, refining and chemical industries. Our clientele ranges from major oil, gas and chemical companies, governments, investors, and financial institutions to regulators, development agencies …

We have offices and partners in key regions enabling us to support our clients globally, but with a regional perspective. NexantECA Information Consulting (Shanghai) Limited.

NexantECA, the Energy and Chemicals Advisory company is the leading advisor to the energy, refining, and chemical industries. Our clientele ranges from major oil and chemical companies,...

NexantECA is an energy and chemical advisory company for the energy, refining, and chemical industries. View contacts for NexantECA to access new leads and connect with decision-makers.

At NexantECA, we utilise our expertise, in-depth knowledge, and comprehensive datasets to support clients in addressing the major issues facing our industry across the supply chain, for energy, chemicals, and related sectors.

2024年1月30日 · Eric Bober, VP at NexantECA joins host Victoria Meyer on The Chemical Show this week to explore the world of sustainable chemicals, the evolution of the chemical industry, the challenges and opportunities of sustainable technologies, and the …

NexantECA is an energy and chemical advisory firm headquartered in London, United Kingdom. The firm provides strategic planning, project feasibility, commercial and market analysis, technology evaluation and management, project finance, and mergers and acquisitions services.

NexantECA, the Energy and Chemicals Advisory company is the leading advisor to the energy, refining, and chemical industries. Our clientele ranges from major oil...

2025年2月11日 · NexantECA emphasizes that natural oils alone cannot meet the demand for sustainable marine fuels and proposes advanced feedstocks such as cellulosics and CO2-based fuels as potential solutions.