subject: Refining Markets In Gulf Cooperation Council (gcc) Countries [print this page] Refining Markets in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries: Analysis of Capacity, Demand, Supply, Margin and Competitive Scenario
Summary
Refining Markets in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries: Analysis of Capacity, Demand, Supply, Margin and Competitive Scenario, is the latest report the industry analysis specialists, that offers comprehensive information on the refining markets in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain. The report is an in-depth source of information on all active and planned refineries, petroleum product demand-supply scenario, refining margins, key trends and issues along with market share analysis of major refining companies in these countries.
According to the report, the cumulative refining capacity of these countries accounted for 4.9% of global refining capacity and 41% of the total refining capacity of the Middle East in 2008. New refineries and expansion in existing refineries will increase the refining capacity in GCC to 6.8 million barrels per day by 2013 and GCC will contribute 6.4% to global refining capacity.
The average size of refineries in the GCC countries at 11.4 Million Metric Tonnes per Annum (MMTPA) is above global average of 6.7 MMTPA.
Scope
- The report provides detailed information and analysis on refining capacities, margins, demand-supply, market shares of key companies and competitive scenario in the GCC refining markets.
- Refinery level information for all active refineries in the GCC countries covering processing capacity, nelson complexity and conversion ratio.
- Comparative scenario of the refining industry in these markets based on capacity, planned expansions, complexity and demand of petroleum products within these markets and against global averages.
- Crude oil logistics information covering major oil ports, crude oil pipelines and storage terminals
- Distribution of refineries and capacity based on refinery configuration for each market. Positioning of refineries in each country on the basis of capacity-complexity and conversion ratio
- Total petroleum product consumption trends vis--vis GDP growth and refining capacity in each market for the period 2000-13
- Production-consumption and import-export trends of gasoline, diesel/gas oil, jet fuel/kerosene, fuel oil and LPG in each market between 2000 and 2013
- Annual price spread of petroleum products (gasoline, diesel/gas oil, jet fuel/kerosene and fuel oil) in Singapore market vs consumption trend in each market for the duration 2003-08
- Typical refinery product slate and throughput and utilization trends in each market for the period 2003-08
- Quarterly regional refining margins for hydroskimming, cracking and hydrocracking refineries in the Singapore market since Q1 2003 and forecasts till Q4 of 2013
- Price differential between light and heavy crude for the period Q1 2003-Q3 2009 and also between fuel oil and gasoline, gas oil for the period Q1 2003-Q4 2013
- Market share analysis of refining capacity in each market for the duration 2000-13
- Joint ventures and foreign investment in existing and upcoming refineries of each market
- Details of upcoming refineries and capital expenditure in the refining sector of each market.
