Commodity Market Report
Malaysia product markets 2021 outlook to 2050
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Report summary
Malaysia had a small 16,000 b/d key product deficit in 2020, with gasoline showing a large deficit while all other products were in net surplus. The deficit is expected to increase to a 115,000 b/d in 2021 with the recovery of the economy. Gasoline will continue to see a significant deficit until the 2040s due to robust GDP growth while the diesel/gasoil surplus will increase up to 2050. Total oil product demand was severely hit and dropped to 639,000 b/d in 2020 (compared to 799,000 b/d in 2019). We forecast total oil demand will recover by 2022 and continue to grow to 948,000 b/d by the mid 2030s. Thereafter demand will decline with increasing electrification of its vehicle fleet.
Table of contents
- LPG
- Naphtha
- Gasoline
- Jet/other kerosene
- Diesel/gasoil
- Fuel oil
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Fuel quality specifications
- Gasoline
- Diesel/gasoil
- Refinery investments
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Supply
- Refinery supply
- Refinery production
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Non refinery supply
- NGLs
- Biofuels
- GTL
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Road demand by fuel typesTotal car parc (passenger vehicle stock)Share of car parc by fuel type
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Refinery capacity investmentsMalaysia refineriesRefinery throughput and utilisationRefinery yieldsNon-refinery supply by productsNon-refinery supply by typeHistorical net product tradeProduct balances – all supply versus demand
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