Commentary:
China recorded active MTBE imports in 2010. The imports volume hit historical high in the year. However, oil product prices rose to high level in international market amid strong international crude benchmarks. MTBE imports turned slack in 2011 over negative import margin. In the mean time, domestic MTBE demand is still strong for producing high octane value gasoline.
◆ Why the MTBE demand sharply down since the May, 2011?
◆ Will the MTBE demand increase with China spreading GB Ⅳ gasoline instead of GB Ⅲ grade?
◆ How many new MTBE units will complete in the end of 2011?
◆ What are the specs of MTBE from the independent refineries?
◆ Will the Chinese buyer import more MTBE from other county?
The Series includes:
C1 China MTBE Market research Annual Report 2011/2016
C1 MTBE Weekly Report
C1 China Refinery Map 2011
Features:
C1 China MTBE Market research Annual Report 2011/2016
List of MTBE capacity, existed and newly –built units of over of all independent refineries and oil giants.
China’s MTBE apparent consumption in 2011, forecast on MTBE demand in China in 2012-2016
Specs of MTBE yielded by each export-oriented refinery in China
China’s MTBE imports and exports, analyze the import opportunities in 2012-2016
Analysis on MTBE down-stream and up-stream industries, including methanol, C4, gasoline, isobutene and MMA
C1 MTBE Weekly Report
C1 provides real-time alerts in South, East, and North China,
C1 provides real-time alerts on the ex works cost, assemble price in South, East, and North China, benchmark CFR China and FOB China price. Noon and 5 PM Beijing time updates are also produced to help guide and keep readers up to speed with market movements.
Current and upcoming shutdowns and outages in the region are tracked, and a close eye is kept on other important drivers such as the trend in crude and gasoline futures and the key downstream and upstream styrene monomer market.
C1 China Refinery Map 2011
Printed out version(1.2m*0.9m) which could be put up on wall
China’s MTBE facilities locate
The extra information of Mid East and Other Asian facilities is attached so as for readers have a general overview of Asian MTBE supply and demand structure.
Table of Contents
1. CHINA’S MTBE DEMAND IN 2011-2016
1.1 China’s MTBE Apparent Consumption in 2006-2011
1.2 China’s MTBE Apparent Consumption vs. GDP
1.3 China’s MTBE Apparent Consumption Forecast in 2012-2016
2. CHINA’S MTBE PRODUCTION
2.1 MTBE Producing Capacity/Production in 2006-2011
2.2 PetroChina’s MTBE Capacity/Output in 2011
2.3 Sinopec’s MTBE Capacity/Output in 2011
2.4 CNOOC’s MTBE Capacity/Output in 2011
2.5 Independent Refineries’ MTBE Capacity/Output in 2011
2.6 China’s New MTBE Capacity in 2012-2016
3. CHINA’S MTBE IMPORTS
3.1 MTBE Imports in 2009-2011
3.2 MTBE Imports by Customs in 2011
3.3 MTBE Imports by Source in 2011
3.4 Major MTBE Suppliers in International Market
3.5 Major Domestic MTBE Importers
3.6 China’s MTBE Imports Forecast for 2012-2016
4. CHINA’S MTBE EXPORTS
4.1 China’s MTBE Exports in 2006-2011
4.2 MTBE Exports by Customs in 2011
4.3 MTBE Exports by Destination in 2011
4.4 China’s MTBE Exports Forecast for 2012-2016
5. CHINA’S MTBE PRICES
5.1 China’s MTBE Prices in 2007-2011
5.2 Co-Relationship between China’s MTBE and Gasoline Prices
5.3 Co-Relationship between China’s MTBE and International MTBE, International Crude Prices
5.4 MTBE Import/Export Margins
5.5 MTBE Producing Costs and Prices
6. MTBE UPSTREAM SECTORS – METHANOL AND C4
6.1 China’s Methanol Market in 2011
6.2 China’s C4 Market in 2011
7. MTBE DOWNSTREAM SECTORS – GASOLINE AND ISOBUTENE
7.1 China’s Gasoline Market in 2011
7.2 China’s Isobutene Market in 2011
7.3 China’s Pharmaceutical Intermediates Market in 2011
7.4 China’s MMA Market in 2011
7.5 China’s Butyl Rubber in 2011
8. CHINA’S MTBE MARKET HIGHLIGHTS IN 2011
8.1 China’s MTBE Export Tariff Adjustment
8.2 Fluctuating Crude Affects MTBE Trading
8.3 MTBE Demand Drops as Majors Suspend Outsourcing Gasoline
8.4 Naphtha Consumption Tax’s Affects on MTBE Market
8.5 MTBE Market Chronicle
