Q2 2016 Global Refinery Maintenance Review – Asia Registers Highest Global Refining Capacity for Planned Maintenance

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North America had the highest refining capacity under maintenance globally (including both planned and unplanned) in Q2 2016, followed by Asia. Among countries, Japan had the highest refining capacity under planned maintenance, followed by the US and India. The US, Ecuador and Czech Republic were the only three countries affected by unplanned maintenance in the quarter. Among operators, ExxonMobil Corporation, Reliance Industries and TonenGeneral Sekiyu K.K. were the top three globally in terms of total refining capacity under maintenance. Power outage was the most common cause of unplanned maintenance in North America, while water shortage caused the most unplanned maintenance in Asia during Q2 2016.

Scope

Analysis of capacity under maintenance for crude distillation, coking, fluid catalytic cracking, hydrocracker, hydrotreater and reformer units

Comparison of select refinery units under maintenance (including both planned and unplanned) by major regions in the world, PADD regions in the US and operators for Q2 2016 and Q2 2015

Comparison of select refinery units under planned maintenance by major regions in the world, PADD regions in the US and operators for both the quarters

Comparison of select refinery units under unplanned maintenance by major regions in the world, PADD regions in the US and operators for both the quarters

Comparison of factors responsible for unplanned maintenance in the world by region for Q2 2016 and Q2 2015

Reasons to Buy

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Table of Contents

1Table of Contents2

1.1List of Tables6

1.2List of Figures#7

2Q2 2016 Global Refinery Maintenance Review12

2.1Key Highlights12

2.2Major Outages in Q2 201613

2.3Regional Maintenance Briefs13

2.4Global Refining Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201516

2.4.1Refining Capacity under Maintenance by Region16

2.4.2Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region18

2.4.3Refining Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region20

2.5Global Coking Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201522

2.5.1Coking Capacity under Maintenance by Region22

2.5.2Coking Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region24

2.5.3Coking Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region26

2.6Global Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201528

2.6.1FCC Capacity under Maintenance by Region28

2.6.2FCC Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region30

2.6.3FCC Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region32

2.7Global Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201534

2.7.1Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by Region34

2.7.2Hydrocracker Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region36

2.7.3Hydrocracker Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region38

2.8Global Hydrotreater Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201540

2.8.1Hydrotreater Capacity under Maintenance by Region40

2.8.2Hydrotreater Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region42

2.8.3Hydrotreater Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region44

2.9Global Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201546

2.9.1Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by Region46

2.9.2Reformer Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region48

2.9.3Reformer Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region50

2.10Refining Capacity under Maintenance by Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts (PADD) Regions in the US, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201552

2.10.1Refining Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions52

2.10.2Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions54

2.10.3Refining Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions56

2.11Coking Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions in the US, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201558

2.11.1Coking Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions58

2.11.2Coking Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions60

2.11.3Coking Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions62

2.12FCC Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions in the US, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201564

2.12.1FCC Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions64

2.12.2FCC Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions66

2.12.3FCC Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions68

2.13Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions in the US, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201570

2.13.1Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions70

2.13.2Hydrocracker Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions72

2.13.3Hydrocracker Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions74

2.14Hydrotreater Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions in the US, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201576

2.15Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions in the US, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201577

2.15.1Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions77

2.15.2Reformer Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions79

2.15.3Reformer Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions81

2.16Global Refining Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201583

2.16.1Refining Capacity under Maintenance by Operator83

2.16.2Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator85

2.16.3Refining Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator87

2.17Global Coking Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201589

2.17.1Coking Capacity under Maintenance by Operator89

2.17.2Coking Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator91

2.17.3Coking Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator93

2.18Global FCC Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 201595

2.18.1FCC Capacity under Maintenance by Operator95

2.18.2FCC Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator97

2.18.3FCC Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator99

2.19Global Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 2015101

2.19.1Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by Operator101

2.19.2Hydrocracker Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator103

2.19.3Hydrocracker Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator105

2.20Global Hydrotreater Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 2015107

2.20.1Hydrotreater Capacity under Maintenance by Operator107

2.20.2Hydrotreater Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator109

2.20.3Hydrotreater Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator111

2.21Global Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 2015113

2.21.1Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by Operator113

2.21.2Reformer Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator115

2.21.3Reformer Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator117

2.22Factors Responsible for Unplanned Maintenance in the World by Region, Q2 2016 vis-à-vis Q2 2015119

2.23Global Outlook of Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance123

3Appendix125

3.1Abbreviations125

3.2Methodology125

3.2.1Coverage125

3.2.2Secondary Research125

3.3Disclaimer126

Table

Table 1: Global Outlook of Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance124

Figures

Figure 1: Global Refining Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016*16

Figure 2: Global Refining Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2015*17

Figure 3: Global Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201618

Figure 4: Global Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201519

Figure 5: Global Refining Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201620

Figure 6: Global Refining Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201521

Figure 7: Global Coking Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016*22

Figure 8: Global Coking Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2015*23

Figure 9: Global Coking Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016^24

Figure 10: Global Coking Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201525

Figure 11: Global Coking Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201626

Figure 12: Global Coking Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201527

Figure 13: Global FCC Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016*28

Figure 14: Global FCC Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2015*29

Figure 15: Global FCC Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201630

Figure 16: Global FCC Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201531

Figure 17: Global FCC Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201632

Figure 18: Global FCC Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201533

Figure 19: Global Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016*34

Figure 20: Global Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2015*35

Figure 21: Global Hydrocracker Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201636

Figure 22: Global Hydrocracker Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201537

Figure 23: Global Hydrocracker Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201638

Figure 24: Global Hydrocracker Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201539

Figure 25: Global Hydrotreater Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016*40

Figure 26: Global Hydrotreater Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2015*41

Figure 27: Global Hydrotreater Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201642

Figure 28: Global Hydrotreater Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201543

Figure 29: Global Hydrotreater Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016^44

Figure 30: Global Hydrotreater Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 2015^45

Figure 31: Global Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016*46

Figure 32: Global Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by Region, Q2 2015*47

Figure 33: Global Reformer Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201648

Figure 34: Global Reformer Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region, Q2 201549

Figure 35: Global Reformer Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 2016^50

Figure 36: Global Reformer Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Region, Q2 2015^51

Figure 37: Refining Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2016*52

Figure 38: Refining Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2015*53

Figure 39: Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201654

Figure 40: Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201555

Figure 41: Refining Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201656

Figure 42: Refining Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201557

Figure 43: Coking Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2016*58

Figure 44: Coking Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2015*59

Figure 45: Coking Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2016^60

Figure 46: Coking Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2015^61

Figure 47: Coking Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201662

Figure 48: Coking Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201563

Figure 49: FCC Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2016*64

Figure 50: FCC Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2015*65

Figure 51: FCC Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201666

Figure 52: FCC Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2015^67

Figure 53: FCC Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201668

Figure 54: FCC Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201569

Figure 55: Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2016*70

Figure 56: Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2015*71

Figure 57: Hydrocracker Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201672

Figure 58: Hydrocracker Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2015^73

Figure 59: Hydrocracker Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2016^74

Figure 60: Hydrocracker Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201575

Figure 61: Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2016*77

Figure 62: Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2015*^78

Figure 63: Reformer Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 201679

Figure 64: Reformer Capacity under Planned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2015^80

Figure 65: Reformer Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2016^81

Figure 66: Reformer Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by PADD Regions, Q2 2015^82

Figure 67: Refining Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016*83

Figure 68: Refining Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015*84

Figure 69: Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 201685

Figure 70: Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 201586

Figure 71: Refining Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 201687

Figure 72: Refining Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^88

Figure 73: Coking Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016*89

Figure 74: Coking Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015*^90

Figure 75: Coking Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016^91

Figure 76: Coking Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^92

Figure 77: Coking Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 201693

Figure 78: Coking Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^94

Figure 79: FCC Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016*95

Figure 80: FCC Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015*^96

Figure 81: FCC Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 201697

Figure 82: FCC Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^98

Figure 83: FCC Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 201699

Figure 84: FCC Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^100

Figure 85: Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016*101

Figure 86: Hydrocracker Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015*^102

Figure 87: Hydrocracker Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016103

Figure 88: Hydrocracker Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^104

Figure 89: Hydrocracker Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016105

Figure 90: Hydrocracker Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^106

Figure 91: Hydrotreater Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016*107

Figure 92: Hydrotreater Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015*^108

Figure 93: Hydrotreater Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016109

Figure 94: Hydrotreater Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^110

Figure 95: Hydrotreater Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016^111

Figure 96: Hydrotreater Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^112

Figure 97: Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016*113

Figure 98: Reformer Capacity under Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015*^114

Figure 99: Reformer Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016115

Figure 100: Reformer Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^116

Figure 101: Reformer Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2016^117

Figure 102: Reformer Capacity under Unplanned Maintenance by Operator, Q2 2015^118

Figure 103: Factors Responsible for Unplanned Maintenance in North America119

Figure 104: Factors Responsible for Unplanned Maintenance in Asia120

Figure 105: Factors Responsible for Unplanned Maintenance in Europe^121

Figure 106: Factors Responsible for Unplanned Maintenance in South America^122

Figure 107: Global Outlook of Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Region (bd)123

Figure 108: Global Outlook of Refining Capacity under Planned Maintenance by Operator (bd)123

# Kindly note that some figures in the report might be blank as relevant maintenance activities would not have taken place in Q2 2015 and Q2 2016

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