Insight
Malaysia downstream oil outlook
This report is currently unavailable
Report summary
Over the next 20 years Malaysia's economy will continue to expand at a strong pace and we expect the road transport sector will be the key driver of oil demand growth, mainly for diesel/gasoil. Despite the removal of subsidies at the end of 2014, Malaysia's retail fuel prices remain government-controlled and adjusted on a monthly basis. Although the downstream market is liberalised, national oil company Petronas dominates refining and also operates the largest fuel retail network.
Table of contents
-
Executive summary
- Market drivers
Tables and charts
This report includes 15 images and tables including:
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 1
- Demand by product
- Demand by sector
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 2
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 3
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 4
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 5
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 6
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 7
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 8
- Refineries by type
- Refinery capacity by type
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 9
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 10
- Malaysia downstream oil outlook: Table 11
What's included
This report contains:
Other reports you may be interested in
Asset Report
PM313 (Sepat)
The original Sepat gas discovery, made in 1970 by Exxon, has remained undeveloped due to the reservoir's high CO2 content. However, ...
$3,100
Commodity Market Report
Asia Pacific product market strategic planning outlook
This outlook for the Asia Pacific oil products market analyses the key long term trends to 2050 to support your strategic planning
$4,750
Insight
Corporate week in brief
Rolling coverage of the most important events affecting the corporate energy sector.
$700
