Commodity Market Report
United States product markets 2021 outlook to 2050
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Report summary
Long-term outlook for the fundamentals of the United States oil products market. The first half of 2021 has seen increased excitement building around the energy transition, bringing many refiners to question what the future holds. While demand is rebounding from the virus, long term concerns around the economics of refining are emerging. The grim forecast highlights the magnitude of the challenges facing US refiners as the energy transition builds momentum through the next few decades.
Table of contents
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US demand to exceed pre-pandemic levels by 2023, but set to decline later in the decade as electrification accelerates
- Diesel/gasoil: Demand to peak in 2025 amid road freight, non-transport energy transition
- Jet fuel: Aviation demand to peak in 2040
- Fuel oil: Shift to LSFO overcome by gas displacement for marine demand
- Investments and Transactions
- Refinery Supply
- Non-refinery Supply
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Summary
- Methodology Update
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US car parc and gasoline demandUS all-supply balanceEV share of truck sales
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