Market Analytics: Ammonia - 2025 provides analysis and forecasts to 2050 of supply and demand of the global ammonia industry.  This analysis identifies the issues shaping the industry as well as provide demand, supply and net trade data for 40 countries/regions.  Ammonia demand is segmented by key end-use including ammonium nitrate fertilizers, ammonium phosphate fertilizers, direct application fertilizer, industrial, other nitrogen fertilizers, urea, marine fuels and power generation.  The report captures:   Consumption: Assesses historic and forecast consumption; forecasts are based on projections of end use and economic activity.  Supply: Includes a list of all producers, their production capacity, location, etc., and discussion of the status of new projects.  Supply, Demand and Trade: Provides historical analysis and forecasts to 2050 of consumption, production, imports/exports, inventory build-up/decline, capacity and capacity utilization.  NexantECA has also utilized its long standing knowledge in the energy and fuels sector to forecast the consumption of ammonia in emerging end uses including marine fuels and power generation.

Market Analytics: Methanol - 2025 provides analysis and forecasts to 2050 of supply and demand of the global methanol markets.  Methanol demand is segmented by acetic acid, DME, formaldehyde, olefins, MTBE, biodiesel, gasoline blending, marine fuel and others.  This analysis identifies the issues shaping the industry as well as provide demand, supply and net trade data for 40 countries. The Executive Summary is available to subscribers as a separate document.

Market Analytics: Acetic Acid and VAM - 2025 provides analysis and forecasts to 2050 of supply and demand of the acetic acid and VAM markets.  This analysis identifies the issues shaping the industry as well as provide demand, supply and net trade data for 40 countries. The Executive Summary is available to subscribers as a separate document.

This report discusses various crude oil-to-chemical (COTC) plant configurations that focus on high yields of light olefins, or aromatics, or the full range of petrochemical products while minimizing the production of traditional refinery fuels. Technologies for processing heavy crude fractions and residue streams are highlighted along with traditional petrochemical processing technologies. Process economics for various COTC configurations are provided, as are case studies to illustrate COTC configurations in operation or under consideration today.