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Argus Methanol Forum

Houston, Texas, US
8-10 September 2025
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Featured line-up for 2025:

Kevin Norfleet
Global Sustainability Director, Celanese

Ashkan Shoja-Nia
VP Strategy & Business Development, Stormfisher Hydrogen

Ashkan Shoja-Nia joins the company with more than 12 years experience in business development. Prior to joining StormFisher Hydrogen, Shoja-Nia served as Senior Manager, Project Development and Investment at EPCOR where he developed regulated and non-regulated water, wastewater, natural gas, electricity, and waste-to-energy infrastructure and systems. As the Vice President of Strategy and Business Development, Shoja-Nia will lead the origination and development of clean fuel production facilities across North America. Shoja-Nia holds a Bachelors of Commerce in Finance and Economics from University of Alberta and is a CFA Charter holder.

Ruurd van der Heide
Project Manager, Power2X

Nick Gazzillo
Renewable Natural Gas Trader, STX Group

Wayne Steinke
Senior Licensing Manager, Topsoe

Michael Wang
Director, Systems Assessment Center - Environmental Assessment Leader, Argonne National Laboratory

Dave McCaskill
Vice President, Methanol and Derivatives Service, Argus

Dave McCaskill has been invested in the petrochemical industry for over 35 years. Beginning his long career with Celanese Chemical in 1975, Dave started as a chemical engineer at their Pampa, Texas plant, and steadily progressed through a series of positions ranging from planning, supply chain, field sales and marketing within the organization. Noted positions included Business Manager Ethylene Oxide/Ethylene Glycol and the last several years with the company as Business Manager Methanol & Derivatives. In 2000, Dave moved into the consulting sector and worked with another leading industry consulting organization, heading their Global Methanol service for 10 years. Joining DeWitt & Company in 2010, as Vice President Methanol & Derivatives, Dave continues to be focused on all commercial aspects of the methanol industry—supply, demand, capacity, pricing, cost structure, etc. Dave graduated from the University of Kansas, with a degree in chemical engineering, in 1975.

Steven McGinn
Senior Reporter, Argus