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Jul 2020
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Oil, Gas and Refined Products
Petrochemicals

Carbon Black (2020 Program)

Carbon black production technologies, feedstock and process economics are discussed and evaluated.  Detailed process economics for a selection of commercial ASTM N carbon black grades and specialty blacks such as acetylene and thermal blacks are provided.  An overview of global and regional supply and demand of carbon black, as well as market applications by product grade is also included. 
May 2020
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Petrochemicals
Polymers and Plastics
Oil, Gas and Refined Products

Petrochemical Price Scenarios at $20/bbl Brent

Global energy markets have been quick to react to the evolving coronavirus situation.  Crude oil prices have plummeted as oil producing countries have disagreed on production strategies to support pricing levels given the current global supply glut.   In response to this, a new Low Low scenario offers pricing for principle feedstocks (petroleum and gas based), olefins, polyolefins and aromatics.   The scenario assumes crude oil prices remain depressed at a steady $20 per barrel in real terms through 2025.  Analysis is provided in Excel, with accompanying presentation and discussion time with the Lead Consultant.
Dec 2019
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Oil, Gas and Refined Products

Market Analytics: Refined Products - 2019

Market Analytics: Refined Products - 2019 provides an analysis and forecast of supply and demand of the global refined products industry including LPG, naphtha, gasoline, kero/jet fuel, diesel/gas oil and residual fuel.  Minor products such as lubricants, waxes, etc are excluded from this report.
Nov 2019
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Oil, Gas and Refined Products
Petrochemicals
C1 Chemicals and Fertilizers

Market Insights: Natural Gas as a C1 Chemical Feedstock - 2019

Market Insights: Natural Gas as a C1 Chemical Feedstock - 2019 considers the availability, now and in the future, of natural gas as a C1 chemicals feedstock both for the key existing markets and potential future markets.  Gas prices are projected through to 2040 based on the global gas outlook and the current and prospective pricing is then used to consider the comparative economics for the key chemicals  (methanol, ammonia and urea) for the different country markets.

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