Name: Global DEG (diethylene glycol) Market Outlook to 2029
Brand: Wood Mackenzie
SKU: 110705
Price: 10000 USD
Availability: OnlineOnly
Author: Wood Mackenzie

Insight 23 May 2019

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Our Global DEG (diethylene glycol) study provides an in-depth view of the DEG market. Understand key demand drivers and learn how we expect the market to change over the next ten years.

You’ll get access to our data and forecasts on supply and demand, price and production growth by country and region out to 2029.

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What key questions does this report answer?

Will DEG prices spike with a lack of supply growth?
Will China continue to be the key driver of demand growth?
How do we expect a predicted MEG (monoethylene glycol) surplus to affect DEG demand?

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Comprehensive forecasts for both MEG and DEG demand and production by country and region
Historical trade data from 2009 and forecasts out to 2029
Data on major end use applications, issues affecting growth and substitution options
Base case price forecasts and an overview of the main DEG users

A chart showing regional changes in diethylene glycol demand between 2000 and 2028

Report summary

This 80 page global DEG (diethylene glycol) study addresses market issues, forecasting key country and global supply and demand to 2029. The demand of DEG has often exceeded supply but in a few occasions the lack of supply growth caught the market short and prices spiked. The addition of large Shell OMEGA plants that make little to no DEG plus the addition of the Chinese DMO MEG plants that make no DEG will reduce the growth of DEG supply in the future.