Downstream oil in brief: is it all doom and gloom for diesel?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Diesel demand stagnates as consumer behaviour changes
- Changes to maritime fuel regulations to compound diesel woes?
- Increasing pressure to decarbonise
- Refiners going green see the rewards, but for how long?
- Conclusion
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Brent FCC margins weakened as gasoline cracks retreated seasonally despite spot cargo demand from the Middle East
- Margins squeezed asdiesel's average pump price premium decreased for the third consecutive month
Tables and charts
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EU passenger car sales, 2015 - 2030Change in EU road fuel sales by segmentRoad diesel demand forecast, Europe, million b/d
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NWE refining marginsMED refining marginsNWE gasoline/gasoil crack spreadsMed gasoline/gasoil crack spreadsGross retail marketing margins September 2019Netherlands gasoline gross marketing marginsBelgium gasoline gross marketing marginsNetherlands diesel gross marketing marginsBelgium diesel gross marketing margins
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