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Mahua Mitra

Editor, Marine Fuels (Asia) Argus Media

Mahua Mitra leads Argus Media’s Asia-Pacific marine fuels coverage and has more than 20 years of experience across energy and commodity markets in Asia. She has built and led editorial teams across sectors including petrochemicals, bitumen and marine fuels, with a focus on benchmark development, market analysis and regional coverage.

Based in Singapore, she currently focuses on marine fuels and the maritime energy transition, covering price discovery and market development across conventional and alternative fuels, including biofuels, LNG, methanol and ammonia. She engages closely with stakeholders across the maritime value chain, including shipowners, fuel suppliers and producers, traders, ports and policymakers.

Mahua brings a market-led perspective to maritime decarbonisation, with a particular interest in how price signals, demand development and commercial structures can support the scaling of lower-carbon and zero-emission marine fuels.

She recently completed an Executive MSc in Sustainability at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), with a focus on maritime decarbonisation and alternative-fuel pathways.
 


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Industry Panel: Energy Projects and the New Rules of Delivery

Energy projects across Asia are changing the way project cargo is planned, coordinated and delivered.
New technologies, new locations, larger project scopes and more complex stakeholder groups are putting fresh pressure on teams to adapt. This panel will look at what these changes mean for project delivery, from cargo planning and partner coordination to communication, risk and decision making. Panelists will also share the personal side of adapting to change with practical strategies that you can adapt.

Wednesday 18 November 10:10 - 10:40

Add to calendar 11/18/2026 10:10 11/18/2026 10:40 Industry Panel: Energy Projects and the New Rules of Delivery

Energy projects across Asia are changing the way project cargo is planned, coordinated and delivered.
New technologies, new locations, larger project scopes and more complex stakeholder groups are putting fresh pressure on teams to adapt. This panel will look at what these changes mean for project delivery, from cargo planning and partner coordination to communication, risk and decision making. Panelists will also share the personal side of adapting to change with practical strategies that you can adapt.

Asia/Shanghai