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Europe downstream oil in brief: 2018 in review
Report summary
In this article, we have analysed the key themes that have materially impacted European retail fuel marketing during 2018. We review the market drivers and highlight the measures companies are adopting to protect themselves from a declining fuel market and the emerging energy transition. These include: how weaker fuel margins are changing the retail fuel landscape; the rise of automation and digitalisation at the forecourt; and the increasing pressure to move away from traditional fuels.
Table of contents
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European retail fuels marketing - 2018 in review
- Fuel margin weakness: non-fuel growth
- Automation and digitalisation
- Duty equalisation and tax incentives
- The energy transition
- Winners and losers
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Margins
- Refining margins
- Fuels marketingmargins
Tables and charts
This report includes 10 images and tables including:
- MED gasoline/gasoil crack spreads
- MED refining margins
- NWE gasoline/gasoil crack spreads
- NWE refining margins
- United Kingdom gross marketing margins
- France gross marketing margins
- Germany gross marketing margins
- Spain gross marketing margins
- Recent M&A transactions
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