Aarkstore - Global Refining Capital Expenditures Forecast to 2020

Aarkstore Enterprise
Table of Content
Refining Industry Dynamics to be Impacted by 11.7 mmbd of New Capacity
Annual Forecast for Global CDU Significantly above Global Oil Demand Growth Forecast
Global Refining Capacity Shifting to East Of Suez Areas and into Hands Of National Oil Companies (NOCs)
U.S. CDU Increases - Small Simple Refining Projects to take Advantage of Lower Prices Oil Shale Production
Latin / South America - New Capacity to Process Local Crudes and Lower Product Import Levels
Middle East - Large Upgrade Projects and NOCs Constructions to Dominate the Landscape
China - $50 Billion in Planned New Refining Capacity Including Joint Ventures
Other OECD Asia - New Capacity in Vietnam, Malaysia, Indoenesia, India, Pakistan & Cambodia to Change
Crude & Product Trade Flows
Africa - Building Capacity to Meet Growing Demand & Lower Product Imports
FSU - Surplus Refining Capacity Situation Results in Emphasis on Refining Upgrade Projects and not on
Adding Capacity
Forecast of Annual Capital Spending
New Refining Capacity Results in Changing Industry Dynamics
List of Tables
Table 1: 2014 - 2020 Refining Summary
Table 2: 2014 - 2020 Refining Forecast Summary
Table 3: Forecast CDU Capacity Additions - mbd
Table 4: Global Refining Capacity Trend
Table 5: U.S. CDU Capacity - mbd
Table 6: CDU Capacity - mbd - Latin / South America
Table 7: CDU Capacity - mbd - Middle East
Table 8: CDU Capacity - mbd - China
Table 9: New Grass-Root Refining Projects CDU Capacity - mbd - Other Asia