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OIL PRODUCTS: Dangote to Define Atlantic Gasoline Market Trajectory: Kpler

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Kpler’s outlook for gasoline remains relatively constructive, it said at its energy forum Feb. 24, but the outlook is in part dependent on the advancements of Nigeria’s 650k b/d Dangote refinery.

  • If Dangote runs at 60%, the additional supply of high-octane blending will offset lost supply from EU
  • If Dangote doesn’t or issue, won’t get replaced supply and will be supportive for gasoline due to lack of blending components.
  • Kpler said that WAF market seems to be gone for EU gasoline exporters, demonstrated by ballooning inventories.
  • This contrasts with outlooks from Platts, who expect Nigeria’s exports to hit a floor of around 50k b/d by 2027, before increasing imports to meet its rising demand.
  • Looking at the wider Atlantic market, PADD 1 inventories remain elevated, which will cap transatlantic flows.
  • Cutting runs marginally will not give significant help in reducing exposure to a long gasoline market, Kpler also said.
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Kpler’s outlook for gasoline remains relatively constructive, it said at its energy forum Feb. 24, but the outlook is in part dependent on the advancements of Nigeria’s 650k b/d Dangote refinery.

  • If Dangote runs at 60%, the additional supply of high-octane blending will offset lost supply from EU
  • If Dangote doesn’t or issue, won’t get replaced supply and will be supportive for gasoline due to lack of blending components.
  • Kpler said that WAF market seems to be gone for EU gasoline exporters, demonstrated by ballooning inventories.
  • This contrasts with outlooks from Platts, who expect Nigeria’s exports to hit a floor of around 50k b/d by 2027, before increasing imports to meet its rising demand.
  • Looking at the wider Atlantic market, PADD 1 inventories remain elevated, which will cap transatlantic flows.
  • Cutting runs marginally will not give significant help in reducing exposure to a long gasoline market, Kpler also said.