Market Analytics: Olefins Feedstocks - 2023 provides a detailed analysis of the regional feedstock requirements for olefin production - ethylene, propylene and butadiene - including forecasts to 2045.     Feedstocks include naphtha, methanol, ethanol, ethane, propane, butane, and gas oil.In addition, this report now includes discussion and forecasts of the development of recycled 'plastic oil' as a cracker feedstock.

Market Scenario Planning: Renewable Naphtha report provides NexantECA’s scenario forecast for bio and recycled naphtha out to 2050 globally.  Scenarios forecast supply based on Low, Base and High scenario assumptions whereby underlying policy, cost learning curves and market constraints evolve in fundamentally different ways.  As well as the scenarios, background to policy efforts, detail on market drivers as well as ongoing project developments are provided. This report is part of our new Market Scenario Planning program which looks at emerging products, market events and end-use industries where scenario forecasting provides more value due to the higher uncertainty associated with the subject.  Scenarios are defined and are informed by NexantECA’s expert knowledge of chemical, fuel and fertilizer markets.

Market Analytics: Fuels and Feedstocks - 2022 (formerly Market Analytics: Refined Products) provides analysis of the global refined products market, including supply and demand projections taking into consideration the current structural transition.  These include current and expected national net zero commitments, vehicle electrification, marine and aviation decarbonisation targets and biofuels developments.  Products covered are LPG, naphtha, gasoline, jet fuel & other kerosene, diesel/gas oil and residual fuel oil.

Market Analytics: Olefin Feedstocks - 2022 provides a detailed analysis of the regional feedstock requirements for olefin production - ethylene, propylene and butadiene - including forecasts to 2045.     Feedstocks include naphtha, methanol, ethanol, ethane, propane, butane, and gas oil.In addition, this report now includes discussion and forecasts of the development of recycled 'plastic oil' as a cracker feedstock.