Montenegro downstream oil long-term outlook 2015
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Report summary
There are no refineries in Montenegro and the entire oil demand is covered by imports, which are fully liberalised, although the bulk of the storage capacity is controlled by Hellenic Petroleum subsidiary EKO (Jugopetrol AD Kotor), which is the dominant player both in the retail and commercial segments. The involvement of foreign companies is limited to retail activities, with LUKOIL, MOL/INA and Petrol present through a handful of service stations.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Market drivers
- Outlook
- Demand
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Policy and regulation
- Regulatory issues
- Product quality
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Trade
- Overall position - net importer
- Key companies
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Market structure
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Fuels retailing
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Volumes
- Retail fuel volumes
- Retail outlets by brand
- Overall network development
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Volumes
- Commercial fuels
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Fuels retailing
- Margins
- Infrastructure
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- Demand forecast (kt)
- Net trade balance 2008 - 2014
- Estimated all products market shares 2014
- Storage and distribution infrastructure map
- Infrastructure: Image 2
- Market structure: Image 1
- Market structure: Table 1
- Market shares
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