Commodity Market Report
Slovenia downstream oil long-term outlook
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Report summary
With no domestic refining capacity, Slovenia is entirely dependent on oil product imports to satisfy demand. The fuels marketing sector is dominated by Petrol d.d., OMV and MOL. The fuel price is fully deregulated since 2020. In the past, price regulation has acted as a barrier to new market entrants, also limiting the attraction of investment in fuel storage and distribution infrastructure. Low historic fuel margins provided incentive for fuel retailers to develop the non-fuel revenue segments at their service stations, such as convenience stores. In 2021, MOL acquired OMV's downstream business in Slovenia, including its fuel retail network and wholesale business.
Table of contents
- Market drivers
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Outlook
- Car parc
- Gasoline
- Diesel/ gas oil
- Jet kerosene
- Regulatory issues
- Compulsory stockholding
- Product quality
- Biofuels
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Overall demandDemand by productCar parc by type
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Biogasoline and biodiesel blending percentagesRetail fuel volumesNumber of sites and average throughputsRetail fuel network size and retail fuel market share (2022)Network effectiveness ratio: ratio of share of fuel sales to share of sitesCommercial diesel demandRetail gasoline 95RON E5 price formation 2022Retail diesel price formation 2022Gross retail margins per year
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