World Oil Outlook - Opec

Figure 2.8 Increase in number of passenger cars, 2009–2035
Figure 2.9 Increase in volume of commercial vehicles, 2009–2035
Figure 2.10 Growth in oil consumption in road transportation, 2009–2035
Figure 2.11 Growth in aviation oil demand, 2009–2035
Figure 2.12 Oil use in rail and domestic navigation, 1970–2035
Figure 2.13 Oil use in the petrochemical sector in 2009
Figure 2.14 Growth in oil use in the petrochemical sector, 2000–2009
Figure 2.15 Oil use in other industry
Figure 2.16 The share of industry value added in developing Asian economies
Figure 2.17 Oil use in residential/commercial/agriculture
Figure 2.18 Per capita oil use in residential/commercial/agriculture
Figure 2.19 Oil use in electricity generation in 2009
Figure 2.20 Oil use in electricity generation in OECD and Developing countries
Figure 3.1 Changes to non-OPEC crude and NGLs supply in Reference Case
projections for 2015 compared to WOO 2011
Figure 3.2 USGS estimates of Ultimately Recoverable Resources
Figure 3.3 Evolution of world proven crude reserves
Figure 3.4 Other liquids supply by type and region, 2010 and 2035
Figure 4.1 OPEC crude oil supply in the three scenarios
Figure 5.1 Global product demand, 2011 and 2035
Figure 5.2 Global outlook for oil demand by product, 2010–2035
Figure 5.3 Projected IFO switch to diesel oil, 2010–2035
Figure 5.4 Global product demand changes between 2010 and 2035
Figure 5.5 Outlook for oil demand by product, Asia-Pacific, 2010–2035
Figure 5.6 Outlook for oil demand by product, Africa, 2010–2035
Figure 5.7 Outlook for oil demand by product, Europe, 2010–2035
Figure 5.8 Outlook for oil demand by product, FSU, 2010–2035
Figure 5.9 Outlook for oil demand by product, Latin America, 2010–2035
Figure 5.10 Outlook for oil demand by product, Middle East, 2010–2035
Figure 5.11 Outlook for oil demand by product, US & Canada, 2010–2035
Figure 5.12 Maximum gasoline sulphur limits, September 2012
Figure 5.13 Maximum on-road diesel sulphur limits, September 2012
Figure 6.1 Distillation capacity additions from existing projects, 2012–2016
Figure 6.2 Distillation capacity additions up to 2015 from existing projects,
2011 and 2012 assessment
Figure 6.3 Additional cumulative refinery crude runs, required and potential
Figure 6.4 Global oil demand, refining capacity and crude runs, 1980–2016
Figure 6.5 Additional refinery crude runs by 2016 compared to 2011
Figure 6.6 Global spare distillation capacity, 1990–2016
Figure 6.7 Global secondary units as percentage of crude distillation capacity
Figure 6.8 Distillation capacity at risk in selected regions
Figure 6.9 Cumulative potential for incremental product output
Figure 6.10 Expected surplus/deficit of incremental product output from existing
refining projects, 2011–2016