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market research - reliable forecasts Learn more about our industry study - purchase by the page or the full report: Study #: 2629 Published: 04/2010 Pages: 217 Full Study Price: US$ 4,700 Per Page Price: US$ 35.00 (text) | 60.00 (table) Refinery Chemicals to 2014 - Market Research, Market Share, Market Size, Sales, Demand Forecast, Market Leaders, Company Profiles, Industry Trends US refinery chemical demand will rise five percent annually through 2014, driven by the use of new, higher-value products which offer enhanced performance. Merchant hydrogen will remain the largest product type and grow the fastest. Petroleum treatment and conversion will remain the largest and fastest growing applications. This study analyzes the $5.5 billion US refinery chemical industry. It presents historical demand data for the years 1999, 2004 and 2009, and forecasts for 2014 and 2019 by application (e.g., petroleum treatment, conversion, water treatment) and product (e.g., merchant hydrogen, catalysts, corrosion inhibitors, pH adjusters, solvents). The study also considers market environment factors, details industry structure, evaluates company market share and profiles 24 industry players, including Air Products and Chemicals, Praxair and Air Liquide.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION PAGE
Introduction viii
I. Executive Summary 1
II. Market Environment 4
General 4
Demographic Outlook 5
Macroeconomic Outlook 8
Manufacturing Outlook 11
Motor Vehicle Outlook 14
Petroleum Industry Overview 16
Supply & Demand 17
Crude Oil Characteristics 20
Prices 23
Refinery Overview 25
Refinery Process Overview 26
Industry Participants 30
Regional Outlook 32
Downstream Charge Capacity 33
Products 34
Gasoline 35
Distillate Fuel 39
Jet Fuel 42
Residual Fuel 43
Other 45
Environmental & Regulatory Issues 46
Clean Air Act 49
MTBE Ban 50
Historical Market Trends 51
Refinery Chemical Demand by Region 53
Refinery Chemical Pricing Trends 55
III. Applications 57
General 57
Petroleum Treatment Processes 60
Hydrotreating 62
Technology 62
Chemical Demand 63
Desalting 65
Technology 65
Chemical Demand 66
Solvent Processes 68
Technology 68
Chemical Demand 69
Hydrogen Sulfide Recovery 71
Technology 71
Chemical Demand 72
Other Treatment Processes 74
Technology 74
Chemical Demand 74
Conversion Processes 76
Hydrocracking 78
Technology 78
Chemical Demand 79
Catalytic Cracking 81
Technology 81
Chemical Demand 82
Alkylation 85
Technology 85
Chemical Demand 86
Isomerization 89
Technology 89
Chemical Demand 89
Catalytic Reforming 91
Technology 91
Chemical Demand 91
Other Conversion Processes 93
Technology 93
Chemical Demand 93
Water Treatment 95
Cooling 98
Process 99
Boiler 100
Wastewater 102
Other Refinery Applications 104
IV. Products 107
General 107
Hydrogen 110
Catalysts 114
Metal 116
Zeolites 119
Acids 122
Other 124
Corrosion Inhibitors 126
pH Adjusters 129
Solvents 131
Other Refinery Chemicals 133
Oxidizers & Biocides 134
Coagulants & Flocculants 136
Demulsifiers 138
All Other Refinery Chemicals 140
V. Industry Structure 143
General 143
Market Share 145
Merchant Hydrogen 149
Catalysts 150
Competitive Strategies 151
Mergers & Acquisitions 153
Cooperative Agreements 155
Research & Development 158
Company Profiles 160
Advanced Refining Technologies, see Chevron and Grace
Air Products and Chemicals Incorporated 161
Akzo Nobel NV 164
Albemarle Corporation 166
Axens, see Institut Francais du Petrole
Baker Hughes Incorporated 169
BASF SE 171
BJ Services Company 174
BOC Gases, see Linde
Chevron Corporation 176
Clariant International Limited 178
Criterion Catalysts & Technologies, see Royal
Dutch Shell
Dow Chemical Company 180
DuPont (EI) de Nemours 184
Exxon Mobil Corporation 186
General Electric Company 188
Grace (WR) & Company 190
Haldor Topsoe A/S 193
Honeywell International Incorporated 195
Institut Francais du Petrole 198
Intercat Incorporated 200
L’Air Liquide SA 201
Linde AG 203
Messina Incorporated 205
Nalco Holding Company 207
Praxair Incorporated 209
Rohm and Haas, see Dow Chemical
Royal Dutch Shell plc 211
Sued-Chemie AG 214
UOP, see Honeywell International
Zeolyst International, see Royal Dutch Shell
Other Companies Mentioned in Study 216
LIST OF TABLES
TABLE NUMBER PAGE
SECTION I -- Executive Summary
Summary Table 3
SECTION II -- Market Environment
1 Population & Households 7
2 Macroeconomic Indicators 11
3 Manufacturers’ Shipments 14
4 Motor Vehicle Indicators 16
5 US Petroleum Supply & Demand 20
6 Refineries, Capacity & Output 26
7 Refinery Capacity by Company, 2009 31
8 Refinery Capacity by Region 33
9 Refinery Downstream Charge Capacity 34
10 Refined Petroleum Products Output 35
11 Gasoline Supply & Demand 39
12 Distillate Fuel Supply & Demand 42
13 Jet Fuel Supply & Demand 43
14 Residual Fuel Supply & Demand 44
15 Other Refined Petroleum Products Supply & Demand 46
16 Refinery Chemical Demand, 1999-2009 53
17 Refinery Chemical Demand by Region 55
18 Refinery Chemical Pricing 56
SECTION III -- Applications
1 Refinery Chemical Demand by Application 59
2 Petroleum Treatment Processes Chemical Demand 62
3 Hydrotreating Chemical Demand 65
4 Desalting Chemical Demand 68
5 Solvent Processes Chemical Demand 71
6 Hydrogen Sulfide Recovery Chemical Demand 73
7 Other Treatment Processes Chemical Demand 76
8 Conversion Processes Chemical Demand 78
9 Hydrocracking Chemical Demand 81
10 Catalytic Cracking Chemical Demand 85
11 Alkylation Chemical Demand 88
12 Isomerization Chemical Demand 90
13 Catalytic Reforming Chemical Demand 92
14 Other Conversion Processes Chemical Demand 95
15 Water Treatment Chemical Demand 97
16 Cooling Water Treatment Chemical Demand 99
17 Process Water Treatment Chemical Demand 100
18 Boiler Water Treatment Chemical Demand 102
19 Wastewater Treatment Chemical Demand 103
20 Other Refinery Applications Chemical Demand 106
SECTION IV -- Products
1 Refinery Chemical Demand by Product & Material 109
2 Hydrogen Demand in Refining 113
3 Catalyst Demand in Refining 116
4 Metal Catalyst Demand in Refining 119
5 Zeolite Catalyst Demand in Refining 121
6 Acid Catalyst Demand in Refining 124
7 Other Refinery Catalyst Demand 126
8 Corrosion Inhibitor Demand in Refining 129
9 pH Adjuster Demand in Refining 131
10 Solvent Demand in Refining 133
11 Other Refinery Chemical Demand by Product 134
12 Oxidizer & Biocide Demand in Refining 136
13 Coagulant & Flocculant Demand in Refining 138
14 Demulsifier Demand in Refining 140
15 All Other Refinery Chemical Demand 142
SECTION V -- Industry Structure
1 US Refinery Chemical Sales by Company, 2009 144
2 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures 154
3 Selected Cooperative Agreements 157
LIST OF CHARTS
CHART NUMBER PAGE
SECTION II -- Market Environment
1 Crude Oil Sulfur Level, 1999-2009 22
2 Crude Oil API Gravity, 1999-2009 22
3 Crude Oil Prices, 1999-2009 25
4 Gasoline Production Flowchart 29
SECTION III -- Applications
1 Refinery Chemical Demand by Application, 2009 59
SECTION IV -- Products
1 Refinery Chemical Demand by Product, 2009 110
SECTION V -- Industry Structure
1 US Refinery Chemical Market Share, 2009 146
2 US Refinery Merchant Hydrogen Market Share, 2009 150
3 US Refinery Catalyst Market Share, 2009 151
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