In a world where petroleum refineries' supply chain role is being discussed, analyzed and even reshaped amidst shutdowns and reconversions to greener alternatives, we still see that their future is nowhere near to an end.
During 2024 we added a total of 25 refineries to TankTerminals.com.
Out of which 15 petroleum refineries have this status: Planned. Let's now zoom out to this specific segment.
Total number of planned petroleum refineries worldwide >>> 29. The following are 3 takeaways from the International Energy Agency, which do correlate with the data above. The surge in demand from Asia, particularly China and India, is poised to dramatically reshape global product trade balances by 2030. Southeast Asia's oil demand is set to increase to 7mn b/d in 2050 under current policies. The Middle East, meanwhile, is set to solidify its position as the world’s undisputed product export kingpin. This dominance stems from a combination of factors: increased refining activity and a regional decline in fuel oil demand. The surplus created by these trends will be readily absorbed by Asia’s import needs. Europe’s diesel demand is forecast to take a significant plunge, leading to a subsequent decline in net diesel imports.
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