Oil Refineries in Romania Market Report
Romania's crude oil refining sector is the largest in terms of operating capacity in Southeastern Europe. The country’s refining capacity exceeds its domestic demand for petroleum products, with the surplus going for export.
In 2009, local companies processed 12.3 million tonnes of crude oil. Larger oil companies also have plans to improve their profit and refining margins through ambitious investment programmes. Unable to compete with the refineries of giants as Petrom, Rompetrol and LUKoil, the smaller ones are either heading to a shut-down or to a shift to the petrochemicals sector, as was the example with the Arpechim refinery's petrochemical assets.
The report Oil Refineries in Romania concentrates on the current situation in the refining sector in Romania. In 2009 the companies from the oil refining sector produced slightly over 8.0 million tonnes of petrol and diesel together. The report also presents the most important activities of the domestic oil companies. It also contains a background and historical data for the sector, as well as information about the supporting infrastructure. In order to put the Romanian refineries in a global context the report contains information about the global perspectives and forecasts for the refining sector. To evaluate the sector better, the overview ends with a SWOT analysis.
In 2009, local companies processed 12.3 million tonnes of crude oil. Larger oil companies also have plans to improve their profit and refining margins through ambitious investment programmes. Unable to compete with the refineries of giants as Petrom, Rompetrol and LUKoil, the smaller ones are either heading to a shut-down or to a shift to the petrochemicals sector, as was the example with the Arpechim refinery's petrochemical assets.
The report Oil Refineries in Romania concentrates on the current situation in the refining sector in Romania. In 2009 the companies from the oil refining sector produced slightly over 8.0 million tonnes of petrol and diesel together. The report also presents the most important activities of the domestic oil companies. It also contains a background and historical data for the sector, as well as information about the supporting infrastructure. In order to put the Romanian refineries in a global context the report contains information about the global perspectives and forecasts for the refining sector. To evaluate the sector better, the overview ends with a SWOT analysis.
Contents
SECTION 1. OVERVIEW1.1. Overview of the Romanian Economy
Table 1: Main Macroeconomic Indicators Q2 2010-Q4 2009
Table 2: Main Macroeconomic Indicators 2009-2005
1.2. History, Geography & Infrastructure
1.2.1. Historical Background
- Privatisation
1.2.2. Geography
- Major Cities in the Domestic Oil Sector
1.2.3. Infrastructure
- Port Oil Terminals
Map 1: Port of Constanta
Map 2: Port of Midia
- Oil Pipelines and Pipeline Operators
Map 3: Oil Pipelines
Map 4: Domestic Pipeline Subsystem (DPLS)
Map 5: Import Pipeline Subsystem (IPLS)
Map 6: Arpechim-Petrobrazi Pipeline
Map 7: PEOP Route
- Transportation and Warehousing
Table 3: Oil Terminal Capacity
1.3. Major Developments
1.3.1. Companies
SECTION 2. OIL REFINERIES IN ROMANIA
Table 4: Major oil refineries in Romania
Table 5: Smaller refineries in Romania
2.1. Short Profiles of the Leading Five Refineries in Romania
2.1.1. Rompetrol Rafineries
Table 6: Rompetrol Rafinare's Financial Performance in 2009 and 2008
2.1.2. Petrobrazi and Arpechim Refineries
2.1.3. Rafo Refinery
Table 7: Rafo's Financial Performance in 2009 and 2008
2.1.4. Petrotel Refinery
Table 8: Petrotel's Financial Performance in 2008
SECTION 3. EMPLOYMENT AND SALARY
Table 9: Number of Employees in the Sector
Table 10: Gross Average Salary in the Sector
Table 11: Major Refineries Workforce in 2009
SECTION 4. SUPPLY
4.1. Structure of the Romanian Oil Market
4.2. Refining of Crude Oil
Table 12: Crude Oil Input to Refineries (million tonnes)
Table 13: Deliveries of Petroleum Products (million tonnes)
4.3. Petroleum Products
Table 14: Structure of Supply of Petroleum Products (million tonnes)
4.4. Petroleum Production of Romania's Largest Refineries
- Petrom's Refineries
Table 15: Production of Petrobrazi and Arpechim Refineries by Type (kilotonnes)
- Rompetrol's Refineries
Table 16: Production of Rompetrol Refineries by Type (million tonnes)
- Petrotel Refinery
Table 17: Production of Petrotel Refinery by Type (million tonnes)
- Rafo Refinery
Table 18: Production of Rafo Refinery by Type (million tonnes)
SECTION 5. DEMAND
Table 19: Crude Oil Consumption in Romania 2009-2005
Table 20: Deliveries of Petroleum Products on Romanian Market July 2010-2007
Table 21: Number of Registered Motor Vehicles 2009-2005
Table 22: Total Output of Petrol and Diesel (million tonnes)* 2009-2007
5.1. Fuel Prices
Table 23: Petrom's Fuel Prices as of November 2010
Table 24: Rompetrol's Fuel Prices as of November 2010
Table 25: LUKoil Romania's Fuel Prices as of November 2010
5.2. Main Clients
SECTION 6. GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
Graph 1: World Liquids Consumption by Region and Country Group, 2006 and 2030
Graph 2: Oil Production by Region in 2009 (million barrels a day)
SECTION 7. INVESTMENTS
7.1. Investments in Refineries
7.1.1. Petrom SA
7.1.2. Rompetrol SA
7.1.3. LUKoil-Petrotel SA
7.1.4. Other
SECTION 8. ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES & FACTORS
8.1. Upstream Oil Industry
- Exploration
Map 8: Exploration Map in Romania in 2008
Map 9: New Concessions Offered in 2010
- Production
Map 10: Concession Map of Production Blocks in Romania
Graph 3: Production and New Discoveries of Crude Oil in Romania 1960-2010
8.2. Midstream Oil Industry
8.3. Downstream Oil Industry
- Distribution and Marketing
- Filling stations
Map 11: Map of Rompetrol's Filling Stations in Romania
- Petrochemicals
SECTION 9: FORECASTS
Table 26: Forecast on Romanian Oil Sector by 2030 (ktoe)
Graph 4: Forecast on Petroleum Products Net Imports 2015
Graph 5: Forecast on SEE Oil Demand by Product 1997-2014
Graph 6: Forecast on Refineries Capacity Utilisation Rate by Region Q1 2006- Q1 2014
SECTION 10: SWOT ANALYSIS Skip to top