Commodity Market Report
Kuwait energy markets long-term outlook 2015
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Report summary
Kuwait is a member of OPEC and a major oil and gas producer. The vast majority of its gas production is associated gas. Consequently, gas production is dependent on rates of oil production, which in the past have been constrained by Kuwait's OPEC quotas. Oil accounts for almost two-thirds of energy demand but the share of gas has increased significantly in recent years, driven by its expanding use in power generation, water desalination, refining and petrochemical projects.
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Key facts (2005-2035)Economic outlook: Table 1Oil and gas infrastructure
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Oil supply - demand balanceIndustrial fuel mix (2005-2035)Transport fuel mix (2005-2035)RCA fuel mix (2005-2035)Fuel inputs into electricity (2005-2035)Gas supply - demand balancePower infrastructure
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