May 2015

Regional Report

The Middle East’s strategic expansion of refined products exports

Already a leader in crude oil exports, the Middle East is making a deliberate move to increase its participation in the refined and petrochemical products markets. It is likely that the ME will continue to add downstream projects. Refining capacity will center on domestic demand and export opportunities to Asia-Pacific and Europe.

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Rhodes, Mike

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