Commodity Market Report
Serbia downstream oil long-term outlook
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Report summary
Although small, Serbia is one of a few European markets with a positive oil demand growth outlook. The liberalisation of the Serbian market in 2011 removed several restrictions which had historically prevented other companies from competing effectively with the market leader, national oil company NIS. Majority owned by Gazprom Neft, monopoly refiner NIS dominates the downstream value chain, but there has been growing competition from international oil companies and domestic fuel retailers in recent years.
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
- Net trade balance 2010 - 2017
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Market structure
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Fuels retailing
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Volumes
- Retail outlets by brand
- Market shares
- Overall network development
- Commercial fuels
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Volumes
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Fuels retailing
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Infrastructure
- Distribution of oil products
- Oil product storage infrastructure
- Crude oil delivery
- Country crude slate overview
- Refining overview
Tables and charts
This report includes 10 images and tables including:
- Demand: Table 1
- Storage and distribution infrastructure map
- Trade: Image 1
- Pipeline capacity and ownership
- Infrastructure: Image 2
- Pancevo refinery profile
- Retail fuel volumes
- Market structure: Image 2
- Market structure: Table 1
- Market structure: Table 2
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