France downstream oil long-term outlook
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Report summary
France is a mature market in which overall oil demand is expected to gradually decline over the long-term. Overall, France is a deficit market relative to its domestic refinery product output, although it retains a gasoline surplus. Some restructuring of the refining sector has seen overall refinery capacity reduced in recent years, with Total's La Mede facility now planned for conversion to a biofuel plant by en 2016. It is one of the most competitive retail fuel markets in Europe with the hypermarkets continuing to exert pressure on margins.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Market drivers
- Outlook
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Demand
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Gasoline
- Car parc by fuel type
- Jet kerosene
- Gas/diesel oil
- Fuel oil
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Gasoline
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Policy and regulation
- Regulatory issues
- Product quality
- Trade
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Market structure
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Fuels retailing
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Volumes
- Network size and structure
- Market shares
- Overall network development
- Motorway fuel outlets
- Hypermarket fuel outlets
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International oil companies
- Total
- ExxonMobil
- Shell
- BP
- Network efficiency
- Performance pacesetters in the retail market
- Non-fuel retailing
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Volumes
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Commercial fuels
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Motor fuels (gasoline/diesel)
- Commercial transport fuel volumes
- Industrial/domestic gas oil
- Aviation kerosene
- Heavy fuel oil
- Marine bunkers
- LPG
- Lubricants
- Bitumen
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Motor fuels (gasoline/diesel)
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Fuels retailing
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Margins
- Key issues influencing gross fuel margins
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Key issues influencing net profitability
- Retail fuels marketing
- Commercial fuels marketing
- Marketing gross fuel margins
- Marketing net profitability
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Infrastructure
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Distribution of oil products
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LHP (Le Havre Paris) - CEPS
- TRAPIL shareholders
- DMM (Donges - Melun - Metz)
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SPMR (Société du Pipeline Méditerranée-Rhône)
- SPMR shareholders
- Oil product storage infrastructure
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Independent petroleum product storage
- Independent storage facilities
- Crude oil delivery
- Country crude slate overview
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Refining overview
- Donges refinery profile
- Feyzin refinery profile
- Fos sur Mer refinery profile
- Gonfreville I'Orcher refinery profile
- Grandpuits refinery profile
- Lavera refinery profile
- Port-Jerome Gravenchon refinery profile
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LHP (Le Havre Paris) - CEPS
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Distribution of oil products
Tables and charts
This report includes 39 images and tables including:
- Key demand indicators
- Total demand
- Annual demand change
- Demand: Table 2
- Demand by product
- Demand by sector
- Trade balance 2010 - 2016
- Trade: Table 1
- Storage and distribution infrastructure
- Gas/diesel oil demand by sector
- Fuel oil demand by sector
- Demand forecast
- Main products: monthly unit gross margins 2010 - 2015
- Main products: annual average unit gross margins - historic and forecast
- Forecast unit net margins
- Means of primary distribution
- Demand: Image 5
- Retail fuel volumes
- Market structure: Table 4
- Number of sites and average throughputs
- Network effectiveness ratio: ratio of share of fuel sales to share of sites
- LPG demand - product split (excl. petrochemical feedstocks)
- Retail fuel marketing costs
- Infrastructure: Table 2
- Market structure: Table 1
- Retail outlets by brand
- Market structure: Table 3
- Market structure: Image 4
- Infrastructure: Table 1
- Infrastructure: Table 3
- Pipeline capacity and ownership
- Crude input slate - 2016
- Infrastructure: Table 5
- Infrastructure: Table 6
- Infrastructure: Table 7
- Infrastructure: Table 8
- Infrastructure: Table 9
- Infrastructure: Table 10
- Infrastructure: Table 11
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