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Winning Strategies for Oil Producers Dec 2017
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Report summary
Whilst peak oil demand is not Wood Mackenzie’s base case outlook, the disruptive impact of technology in mobility means that it is a distinct possibility. As such, it is a critical topic of interest for both oil producers, refiners and consumers alike, as it is important to ensure future investments are sustainable over the long term. Resource-rich national oil companies are potentially far more exposed than the oil majors to the impact of declining oil demand, as they have much greater oil reserves (particularly when measured as a factor of current production) and so, in the extreme case, their Upstream reserves may not be monetised and become stranded. Resource-rich NOCs are, however, relatively short of refining capacity compared to the oil majors. This insight explores whether growth in their downstream exposure could be a winning strategy for such NOCs.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Prospect of peak oil demand puts pressure on resource-rich NOCs
- Refining ensures long-term security of demand
- ...so what are the options?
- International refinery investments are likely to be next
- ..but finding suitable refining opportunities is a challenge
- Peak oil strategies for the largest global oil producers
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Global oil demand forecast and scenarioCommercial liquid reservesAsia: refined product demand growth and transportation fuel balance, 2025 (kbd)Benchmarking: refining cover in 2016Change in refining capacity 2012-2017
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