Insight
European Ethylene - Restructuring, Rationalising, Repositioning
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Report summary
As a high cost producer based primarily on naphtha feedstock, the European ethylene market is under pressure from low cost, ethane-based capacity in the Middle East and the United States. This Insight examines how European producers are responding to these pressures, from rationalising capacity, shifting to gas-based feedstock and investing in the production of higher value-added chemicals. European producers are repositioning in order to improve competitiveness in a changing global market.
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Executive Summary
- Production continues to fall
- Regional winners and losers
- Coastal proximity - a question of access
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- Ethylene Production by Feedstock 2005-2015
- Comparison of Regional Plant Gate Cash Costs 2005-2015
- European Ethylene - Restructuring, Rationalising, Repositioning: Table 1
- Regional Operating Rates 2005-2015
- Regional Feedstock consumption into ethylene 2013
- European Ethylene Feedstock Consumption 2008-2015
- European Ethylene - Restructuring, Rationalising, Repositioning: Table 2
- Monthly ethylene production by feedstock and % propane 2012-2014
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