Spain downstream oil long-term outlook
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Report summary
Oil demand in Spain is expected to continue its recovery over the next few years, mostly in transport fuels, before gradually declining over the longer term as the mature economy stabilises and oil intensity declines. A number of important Spanish refinery investment projects were completed in recent years, aimed at addressing Iberia's structural middle distillate deficit and fuel oil surplus by boosting diesel yields. Repsol and Galp reduced their retail networks in 2016 whereas the hypermarkets and cooperatives expanded.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Market drivers
- Outlook
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Policy and regulation
- Regulatory issues
- Product quality
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Demand
- Gasoline
- Jet kerosene
- Gas/diesel oil
- Fuel oil
- Trade
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Market structure
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Fuels retailing
- Volumes
- Overall network development
- Discount fuel outlets
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International oil companies
- Repsol
- Cepsa
- BP
- Others
- Independent groups
- Network efficiency
- Performance pacesetters in the retail market
- Non-fuel retailing
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Commercial markets
- Motor fuels (gasoline and diesel)
- Industrial/domestic gas oil
- Aviation kerosene
- Heavy fuel oil
- Marine bunkers
- LPG
- Lubricants
- Bitumen
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Fuels retailing
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Margins
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Key issues influencing net profitability
- Retail fuels marketing
- Commercial fuels marketing
- Marketing gross fuel margins
- Marketing net profitability
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Key issues influencing net profitability
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Infrastructure
- Distribution of oil products
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Oil product storage infrastructure
- Independent petroleum product storage
- Crude oil delivery
- Country crude slate overview
- Refining overview
Tables and charts
This report includes 42 images and tables including:
- Key demand indicators
- Total demand
- Annual demand change
- Demand by product
- Demand by sector
- Trade balance 2009 - 2016
- Trade: Table 1
- Gasoline trade
- Trade: Table 2
- Jet/Kero trade
- Trade: Table 3
- Diesel/Gasoil trade
- Trade: Table 4
- Fuel oil trade
- Trade: Table 5
- Storage and distribution infrastructure
- Car parc by fuel type
- Gas/diesel oil demand by sector
- Fuel oil by sector
- Demand forecast (kt)
- Main products: monthly unit gross margins 2011 - 2016
- Main products: annual average unit gross margins - historic and forecast
- Forecast unit net margins
- CLH shareholders
- Pipeline capacity and ownership
- Crude input slate - 2016
- Castellon refinery profile
- Infrastructure: Table 5
- La Rabida refinery profile
- Cartagena (Repsol) refinery profile
- Puertollano refinery profile
- Infrastructure: Table 9
- Somorrostro refinery profile
- Tarragona (ASESA) refinery profile
- Tarragona (Repsol) refinery profile
- Retail fuel volumes
- Retail outlets by brand
- Retail market shares
- Network size and throughput per site
- Network effectiveness ratio: ratio of share of fuel sales to share of sites
- Commercial diesel volumes
- Independent storage facilities
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