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 Global Energy Perspectives: Unconventional Crude  Annual Report 2011 KBC Training Course Catalogue |
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With the growth of the Petrochemical sector in the Middle East and China, and the decline in capacity in the mature North Atlantic basin, the question is: How far will the global restructuring go?
- Will the rapid changes in global petrochemical balance continue?
- What strategies are available for further Middle East expansion as supply of the cheapest feeds is restricted?
- When will China's market and capacity growth ease?
- Will Latin America and Russia become significant players?
- How will mature North Atlantic Basin capacity survive?
- Will gas liquids from shale revive the industry in the US?
- Will global consolidation continue?
- Where do downstream and specialty investments make sense?
- Are biomass and coal/gas conversion significant issues?
- How can operational improvements and refinery-petrochemical integration allow others to compete in a rapidly changing market?
On 7 January 2011, KBC released its second in a series of Global Energy Perspectives. This executive briefing outlines some of KBC's views on the key issues shaping the petrochemical sector over the coming decade and beyond.
To download your free copy of KBC´s Global Energy Perspectives: Petrochemicals, please complete the form below.
To download your free copy of KBC´s Global Energy Perspectives: Petrochemicals, please complete the form below.
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