Refining Markets in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries: Analysis of Capacity, Demand, Supply, Margin and Competitive Scenario—-Aarkstore

Markets refining in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC): an analysis of supply, demand, supply, margin and competitive markets ScenarioSummaryRefining Cooperation Council (GCC): an analysis of supply, demand , bid, margin and competitive scenario “is the latest report of the expert analysis of the industry, comprehensive information on markets refinery in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain offers. The report is a comprehensive source of information on all active and planned refineries, petroleum product supply and demand scenario, refining margins, trends and important issues with an analysis of market shares major refining companies in these countries. The report, which represents the combined refining capacity of these countries for 4 people. 9% of global refining capacity and 41% of the total refining capacity in the Middle East in 2008. new refineries and expansion of existing refineries will increase refining capacity in GCC August 6 million barrels per day in 2013, and the GCC will contribute 4% of the sixth global refining capacity. The average size of the GCC refinery by 11 hours. 4,000,000 tons per annum (MMTPA), a global average of 6 years 7. MMTPA. Scope The report contains detailed information and analysis on refining capacity, margins, supply and demand, market shares of large companies and screenplay competition in the markets of the GCC refinery. – information about the refinery level for all refineries operating in the GCC, covering performance, complexity and rate of Nelson exchange. – scenario comparative refineries in these markets for capacity and planned expansion, the complexity and demand of petroleum products in these markets and the global average. – crude oil logistics information for oil ports, pipelines and storage terminals, distribution, refineries and refining capacity on the configuration of each market. Positioning refineries in each country in the capacity of the complexity and the conversion rate – Total trend consumption of petroleum products vis-à-vis the GDP growth and refining capacity in each market for the period 2000-13 – production and consumption trends in import and export of gasoline, Diesel oil / Gas, Jet / kerosene, fuel oil and liquefied gas in each market 2000-2013 – Annual price range of petroleum products (oil for gasoline, diesel market / gas, kerosene / jet and heating oil) consumption pattern in Singapore vs the different markets for the period 2003-08 – typical refinery product range and throughput and utilization patterns in different markets during the period 2003-08 – Quarterly regional refining margins hydroskimming, cracking and hydrocracking refinery in the Singapore market since Q1 2003 and projections until the fourth quarter of 2013 – the price difference between light and heavy crude oil for the period Q1 2009 2003-Q3 and also between the heating and gasoline, diesel for the period Q1 2003 Q4-2013 – Analysis of the market share of refining capacity in each market for the period 2000-13 – Joint ventures and investments foreign force and new refineries all the details of the refinery market and future capital investment in the refining market.