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Refining Industry Outlook in North America to 2022 – Capacity and Capital Expenditure Forecasts with Details of All Operating and Planned Refineries is a comprehensive report on crude oil refining industry in North America. The report provides refinery details such as the refinery name, country, and refinery operator name, with in-depth coverage on crude distillation unit or, CDU capacity and other major unit capacities for all active and new build (planned and announced) refineries in the region. The report also provides refinery capital expenditure outlook by key countries, year on year, till 2022 in the region. The report also provides key country comparisons within the region based on contribution to regional refining capacity. Further the report also offers recent developments and latest contracts awarded in the refining industry across different countries in the region.

Scope

Updated information relating to all active and planned refineries

Provides historical data from 2012 to 2017, forecast to 2022

Information on refining, coking, catalytic cracker and hydrocracking capacities by refinery and country

Provides operator information for all active and planned refineries

Latest developments and contracts related to refineries across different countries

Reasons to Buy

Obtain the most up to date information available on all active and planned refineries in North America

Identify growth segments and opportunities in the industry

Facilitate decision making on the basis of strong historical and forecast refinery and unit capacity data

Assess your competitor’s refining portfolio

Table of Contents

1. Table of Contents

1. Table of Contents 1

1.1. List of Tables 4

1.2. List of Figures 7

2. Introduction 8

2.1. What is this Report About? 8

2.2. Market Definition 8

3. North America Refining Industry 9

3.1. North America Refining Industry, Overview of Active Refineries Data 9

3.2. North America Refining Industry, Total Refining Capacity 9

3.2.1. North America Refining Industry, Refining Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2022 9

3.2.2. North America Refining Industry, Refining Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 11

3.2.3. North America Refining Industry, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2022 12

3.2.4. North America Refining Industry, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 13

3.2.5. North America Refining Industry, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2022 14

3.2.6. North America Refining Industry, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 15

3.2.7. North America Refining Industry, Coking Unit Capacity by Country, 2012–2022 16

3.2.8. North America Refining Industry, Coking Unit Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 17

3.2.9. North America Refining Industry, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2022 18

3.2.10. North America Refining Industry, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 19

3.2.11. North America Refining Industry, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2022 20

3.2.12. North America Refining Industry, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 21

3.3. North America Refining Industry, Overview of Planned Refineries Data 22

3.4. North America Refining Industry, Planned and Announced Refineries 22

3.4.1. North America Refining Industry, Annual Capital Expenditure Outlook for Planned and Announced Refineries 24

3.4.2. North America Refining Industry, Annual Capital Expenditure Outlook for Planned and Announced Refineries by Country 25

4. Refining Industry in United States, Gulf Coast (PADD 3) 26

4.1. Refining Industry in Gulf Coast, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 26

4.2. Refining Industry in Gulf Coast, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 29

4.3. Refining Industry in Gulf Coast, Coking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 30

4.4. Refining Industry in Gulf Coast, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 32

4.5. Refining Industry in Gulf Coast, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 34

5. Refining Industry in United States, Midwest (PADD 2) 36

5.1. Refining Industry in Midwest, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 36

5.2. Refining Industry in Midwest, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 38

5.3. Refining Industry in Midwest, Coking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 39

5.4. Refining Industry in Midwest, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 40

5.5. Refining Industry in Midwest, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 42

6. Refining Industry in United States, West Coast (PADD 5) 43

6.1. Refining Industry in West Coast, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 43

6.2. Refining Industry in West Coast, Coking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 45

6.3. Refining Industry in West Coast, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 46

6.4. Refining Industry in West Coast, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 47

7. Refining Industry in United States, East Coast (PADD 1) 48

7.1. Refining Industry in East Coast, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 48

7.2. Refining Industry in East Coast, Coking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 49

7.3. Refining Industry in East Coast, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 50

7.4. Refining Industry in East Coast, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 50

8. Refining Industry in United States, Rocky Mountain (PADD 4) 51

8.1. Refining Industry in Rocky Mountain, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 51

8.2. Refining Industry in Rocky Mountain, Coking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 52

8.3. Refining Industry in Rocky Mountain, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 53

8.4. Refining Industry in Rocky Mountain, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 54

9. Refining Industry in United States, Recent Developments and Contracts 55

9.1. Recent Developments 55

9.2. Recent Contracts 60

10. Refining Industry in Canada 68

10.1. Refining Industry in Canada, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 68

10.2. Refining Industry in Canada, Coking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 70

10.3. Refining Industry in Canada, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 71

10.4. Refining Industry in Canada, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 72

11. Refining Industry in Canada, Recent Developments and Contracts 73

11.1. Recent Developments 73

11.2. Recent Contracts 77

12. Refining Industry in Mexico 84

12.1. Refining Industry in Mexico, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 84

12.2. Refining Industry in Mexico, Coking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 85

12.3. Refining Industry in Mexico, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 86

12.4. Refining Industry in Mexico, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity, 2012–2022 86

13. Refining Industry in Mexico, Recent Developments and Contracts 87

13.1. Recent Developments 87

13.2. Recent Contracts 90

14. Appendix 96

14.1. Abbreviations 96

14.2. Status Definition 96

14.3. States by PADD Regions Included in the Report 96

14.4. Methodology 96

14.4.1. Coverage 97

14.4.2. Secondary Research 97

14.5. Contact Us 97

14.6. Disclaimer 97

Table

1.1. List of Tables

Table 1: Refining Industry, North America, Active Refineries Key Statistics, 2017 9

Table 2: Refining Industry, North America, Refining Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico (mbd), 2012–2022 10

Table 3: Refining Industry, North America, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico (mbd), 2012–2022 12

Table 4: Refining Industry, North America, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico (mbd), 2012–2022 14

Table 5: Refining Industry, North America, Coking Unit Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico (mbd), 2012–2022 16

Table 6: Refining Industry, North America, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico (mbd), 2012–2022 18

Table 7: Refining Industry, North America, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity by United States PADD Regions, Canada and Mexico (mbd), 2012–2022 20

Table 8: Refining Industry, North America, Planned Refineries Key Statistics, 2018-2022 22

Table 9: Refining Industry, North America, Planned and Announced Refineries, 2018–2022 22

Table 10: Refining Industry, North America, Planned and Announced Refineries, 2018–2022 (Contd.1) 23

Table 11: Refining Industry, North America, Annual Capital Expenditure Outlook (US$ mil), 2018–2022 24

Table 12: Refining Industry, North America, Annual Capital Expenditure Outlook by Country (US$ mil), 2018–2022 25

Table 13: Refining Industry, Gulf Coast, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 26

Table 14: Refining Industry, Gulf Coast, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.1) 27

Table 15: Refining Industry, Gulf Coast, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.2) 28

Table 16: Refining Industry, Gulf Coast, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 29

Table 17: Refining Industry, Gulf Coast, Coking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 30

Table 18: Refining Industry, Gulf Coast, Coking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.1) 31

Table 19: Refining Industry, Gulf Coast, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 32

Table 20: Refining Industry, Gulf Coast, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.1) 33

Table 21: Refining Industry, Gulf Coast, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 34

Table 22: Refining Industry, Gulf Coast, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.1) 35

Table 23: Refining Industry, Midwest, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 36

Table 24: Refining Industry, Midwest, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.1) 37

Table 25: Refining Industry, Midwest, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 38

Table 26: Refining Industry, Midwest, Coking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 39

Table 27: Refining Industry, Midwest, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 40

Table 28: Refining Industry, Midwest, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.1) 41

Table 29: Refining Industry, Midwest, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 42

Table 30: Refining Industry, West Coast, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 43

Table 31: Refining Industry, West Coast, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.1) 44

Table 32: Refining Industry, West Coast, Coking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 45

Table 33: Refining Industry, West Coast, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 46

Table 34: Refining Industry, West Coast, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 47

Table 35: Refining Industry, East Coast, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 48

Table 36: Refining Industry, East Coast, Coking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 49

Table 37: Refining Industry, East Coast, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 50

Table 38: Refining Industry, East Coast, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 50

Table 39: Refining Industry, Rocky Mountain, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 51

Table 40: Refining Industry, Rocky Mountain, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.1) 52

Table 41: Refining Industry, Rocky Mountain, Coking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 52

Table 42: Refining Industry, Rocky Mountain, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 53

Table 43: Refining Industry, Rocky Mountain, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 54

Table 44: EthosEnergy Group Secures Five-Year Long Term Service Agreement Worth Around US$3 Million From Island Energy Services 60

Table 45: John Wood Group Secures Five-Year Contract From Phillips 66 Company 61

Table 46: Jacobs Engineering Group Signed A Master Service Agreement (MSA) With Chevron Products Company 63

Table 47: APTIM Secures Five-Year Contract From Chevron 65

Table 48: Vepica USA Secures Contract From Meridian Energy Group 66

Table 49: Refining Industry, Canada, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 68

Table 50: Refining Industry, Canada, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 (Contd.1) 69

Table 51: Refining Industry, Canada, Coking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 70

Table 52: Refining Industry, Canada, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 71

Table 53: Refining Industry, Canada, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 72

Table 54: Clearwater Energy Services Secures a Contract to Provide Turnaround Services for Refinery in Eastern Canada. 77

Table 55: Dominion Energy Processing Group Awarded a Contract for the Development of a 40,000 barrels per day (bd) Proposed Refinery Site in the Stoughton 78

Table 56: GE Water & Process Technologies Secures a Contract from North West Redwater (NWR) Partnership 79

Table 57: General Electric International Secures a Contract from Federated Co-operatives Limited for the Provision of ZeeWeed Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) Technology 80

Table 58: FT Services (Flint Transfield Services), a 50:50 Joint Venture of Transfield Services and Flint Energy Services Secures a Five-Year Maintenance Contract from Imperial Oil (IOL) 82

Table 59: Refining Industry, Mexico, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 84

Table 60: Refining Industry, Mexico, Coking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 85

Table 61: Refining Industry, Mexico, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 86

Table 62: Refining Industry, Mexico, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity (mbd), 2012–2022 86

Table 63: Saipem Secures Contracts From Pemex Transformacion Industrial 90

Table 64: Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) Awarded Five Contracts For The Provision Of Rehabilitation And Upgrade Works At A Refinery In Lazaro Cardenas, Mexico 91

Table 65: ESEASA Construcciones Secures Contract From ICA Fluor 92

Table 66: Tecnicas Reunidas Secures a Three-year Contract worth Approximately US$800 million from Pemex Transformacion Industrial 94

Figures

Figure 1: Refining Industry, North America, Refining Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 11

Figure 2: Refining Industry, North America, Crude Distillation Unit Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 13

Figure 3: Refining Industry, North America, Condensate Splitter Unit Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 15

Figure 4: Refining Industry, North America, Coking Unit Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 17

Figure 5: Refining Industry, North America, Catalytic Cracker Unit Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 19

Figure 6: Refining Industry, North America, Hydrocracking Unit Capacity Market Share Vis-à-vis Growth by United States Regions, Canada and Mexico, 2012–2017 21

Figure 7: Refining Industry, North America, Annual Capital Expenditure Outlook (US$ mil), 2018–2022 24

Figure 8: Refining Industry, North America, Annual Capital Expenditure Outlook by Country (US$ mil), 2018–2022 25

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