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Market Research Report
Specialty Fuel Additives to 2012 (US industry forecasts for 2012 & 2017)
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The Freedonia Group |
| Published |
January, 2009 |
Product code |
79619 |
| Content info |
201 PAGES |
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Specialty Fuel Additives to 2012 (US industry forecasts for 2012 & 2017) published by The Freedonia Group in January, 2009. This report consists of 201 PAGES and the price starts from US $ 4500.
Abstract
US demand to reach $1.2 billion in 2012
Demand for specialty fuel additives in the US is forecast to increase 2.2
percent annually to $1.2 billion in 2012, with volume demand exceeding 750
million pounds. Gasoline detergents have been one of the most dynamic segments
of the industry over the past decade and will continue to offer opportunities,
especially for better performing products. Diesel additives are expected to
see the fastest growth in volume terms, albeit from a relatively small base,
because of the expanding use of ultra low sulfur diesel as well as regulations
requiring the use of biodiesel.
Deposit control agents comprise over half of specialty additives market
Deposit control agent demand -- the largest sector of the specialty additive
market -- will continue to offer the best opportunities among major products.
After declining in the mid 1990s, demand for gasoline detergents and
dispersants rebounded sharply in recent years as several major auto companies
implemented their own gasoline rating system. This system, called gTop Tier,h
requires higher levels of detergent than do government standards. However,
decreasing demand for premium grades of gasoline will limit gains to some
degree.
Increasing use of higher-value deposit control agents will continue to support
value growth in these products. For example, the use of highly reactive
polyisobutylene (HR-PIB) is growing relative to that of conventional
polyisobutylene. HR-PIB commands a much higher price than conventional PIB,
but it also offers superior performance.
Diesel fuel to be fastest growing additive market
Cold flow and lubricity improvers for diesel fuel are expected to show above
average growth in volume through 2012. Federal requirements have reduced the
levels of sulfur allowable in diesel fuel. As a result, increased loadings of
lubricity improvers are necessary to make up for the naturally lubricating
properties of sulfur. In addition, the federal Renewable Fuel Standards (which
were expanded in 2007) and state renewable fuel requirements are leading to a
rise in the use of biodiesel. Biodiesel, which has poorer cold flow properties
than conventional diesel, will spur demand for these additives in the upper
Midwest and Northeast in the winter months.
Study coverage
This new Freedonia industry study, Fuel Additives, presents historical US
demand data (1997, 2002, 2007) plus forecasts for 2012 and 2017 by type and
application. The study also considers market environment factors, assesses the
industry structure, evaluates market share data and profiles more than 30
industry players.
This study can help you:
- Determine your market & sales potential
- Learn more about industry competitors
- Assess new products & technologies
- Identify firms to merge with or acquire
- Complement your research & planning
- Gather data for presentations
- Confirm your own internal data
- Make better business decisions
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- General
- Macroeconomic Overview
- Motor Vehicle Industry Overview
- Historical Market Trends
- Pricing Trends
- Technology
- Gasoline Engines
- Diesel Engines
- Fuels
- International Activity
III. ENVIRONMENTAL & REGULATORY ISSUES
- General
- Gasoline Regulations
- Oxygenated Gasoline Program
- Reformulated Gasoline Program
- Diesel Fuel Regulations
- Renewable Fuels Legislation
- CAFE Standards
IV. FUEL INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
- Crude Oil & Refined Petroleum Products Outlook
- Petroleum-Based Fuel Production
- Gasoline
- Gasoline Production by Grade
- Gasoline Production by Formulation
- Distillate Fuel
- Diesel Fuel
- Other Distillate Fuel
- Jet Fuel
- Residual Fuel
- Alternative Fuels & Energy Threats
- Ethanol
- Natural Gas
- Propane
- Hydrogen
- P-Series
- Electricity
- Other Energy Threats
- Commodity Fuel Additive Outlook
- Ethanol
- Biodiesel
- Product Characteristics
- Factors Influencing Demand
- Other Commodity Fuel Additives
V. SPECIALTY FUEL ADDITIVES BY TYPE
- General
- Deposit Control Additives
- Detergents
- Other Deposit Control Additives
- Cetane Improvers
- Petroleum Dyes & Markers
- Antioxidants
- Lubricity Improvers
- Corrosion Inhibitors
- Cold Flow Improvers
- Metal Deactivators
- Other Specialty Fuel Additives
- Octane Enhancers
- Biocides
- All Other
VI. SPECIALTY FUEL ADDITIVES BY APPLICATION & MARKET
- General
- Applications
- Gasoline Additives
- Regular & Midgrade Gasoline Additives
- Premium Gasoline Additives
- Diesel Fuel Additives
- Other Fuel Markets
- Markets
- Blenders & Terminals
- Refiner
- Aftermarket
VII. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- General
- Market Share
- Competitive Strategies
- Manufacturing
- Marketing & Distribution
- Merger & Acquisition Activity
- Cooperative Agreements
COMPANY PROFILES
- Afton Chemical, see NewMarket
- Albemarle Corporation
- Archer-Daniels-Midland Company
- Ashland Incorporated
- Baker Hughes Incorporated
- BASF SE
- Buckman Laboratories Incorporated
- Champion Technologies Incorporated
- Chevron Corporation
- Ciba Specialty Chemicals Holding Incorporated
- Clorox Company
- ConocoPhillips
- Deer Park Refining, see Royal Dutch Shell
- Dorf Ketal Chemicals I Pvt Limited
- Dover Chemical, see ICC Industries
- Dow Chemical Company
- DuPont (EI) de Nemours
- Equistar Chemicals, see LyondellBasell Industries
- Ethyl, see NewMarket
- EURENCO, see Groupe SNPE
- Evonik Industries AG
- Exchem plc
- Exxon Mobil Corporation
- Groupe SNPE
- Huntsman Corporation
- Illinois Tool Works Incorporated
- Infineum International, see Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell
- Innospec Incorporated
- Lubrizol Corporation
- LyondellBasell Industries AF SCA
- Lyondell Chemical, see LyondellBasell Industries
- Motiva Enterprises, see Royal Dutch Shell
- Nalco Holdings LLC
- NewMarket Corporation
- Octel, see Innospec
- Parker-Hannifin Corporation
- PD Glycol, see DuPont (EI) de Nemours and LyondellBasell Racor, see
Parker-Hannifin
- Rohm and Haas Company
- Royal Dutch Shell plc
- Sabina Petrochemicals, see BASF and Royal Dutch Shell Soltex Incorporated
- SOPUS Products, see Royal Dutch Shell
- Stepan Company
- STP, see Clorox
- Sunoco Incorporated
- Texas Petrochemicals LP
- Valvoline Oil, see Ashland
- Warren Oil Incorporated
- Wynn' s Oil, see Illinois Tool Works
LIST OF TABLES
SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- Macroeconomic Outlook
- Motor Vehicle Outlook
- Specialty Fuel Additive Market, 1997-2007
- Specialty Fuel Additive Pricing Trends
SECTION III -- ENVIRONMENTAL & REGULATORY ISSUES
SECTION IV -- FUEL INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
- Petroleum Industry Outlook
- Petroleum Fuel Supply & Demand
- Gasoline Supply & Demand
- Gasoline Production by Grade
- Gasoline Production by Formulation
- Distillate Fuel Supply & Demand
- Diesel Fuel Demand by Sulfur Content, 2002-2007
- Jet Fuel Supply & Demand
- Residual Fuel Supply & Demand
- Commodity Fuel Additive Demand
SECTION V -- SPECIALTY FUEL ADDITIVES BY TYPE
- Specialty Fuel Additive Demand by Type
- Deposit Control Additive Demand
- Fuel Detergent Demand
- Other Deposit Control Additive Demand
- Cetane Improver Demand
- Petroleum Dye & Marker Demand
- Antioxidant Demand
- Lubricity Improver Demand
- Corrosion Inhibitor Demand
- Cold Flow Improver Demand
- Metal Deactivator Demand
- Other Fuel Additive Demand
SECTION VI -- SPECIALTY FUEL ADDITIVES BY APPLICATION & MARKET
- Specialty Fuel Additive Demand by Application
- Gasoline Additive Demand
- Regular & Midgrade Gasoline Additive Demand
- Premium Gasoline Additive Demand
- Diesel Additive Demand
- Other Fuels: Additive Demand
- Specialty Fuel Additive Demand by Market
- Blender & Terminal Demand for Specialty Fuel Additives
- Refiner Demand for Specialty Fuel Additives
- Aftermarket Demand for Specialty Fuel Additives
SECTION VII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- Sales for Selected Fuel Additive Suppliers, 2007
- Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures
- Selected Cooperative Agreements
LIST OF CHARTS
SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT
- Specialty Fuel Additive Market, 1997-2007
SECTION V -- SPECIALTY FUEL ADDITIVES BY TYPE
- Specialty Fuel Additive Demand, 2007: Value Versus Volume
SECTION VI -- SPECIALTY FUEL ADDITIVES BY
- APPLICATION & MARKET
- Gasoline Additive Demand by Type, 2007
- Diesel Additive Demand by Type, 2007
- Fuel Distribution Flowchart
SECTION VII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
- Specialty Fuel Additive Market Share, 2007
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