| Yearbook Statistical Energy Review 2010

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Consumption (or domestic supply) is the balance of production, external trade and stock changes. Marine bunkers are excluded for countries. They are included at the world level. It is mainly divided between power plants, industry, transport and the residential and tertiary sectors, one part is used or lost in the energy transformation.

Petroleum products are all liquid hydrocarbons, obtained by the refining of crude oil and NGL and by treatment of natural gas, in particular, LPG production (Liquid Petroleum Gas) includes LPG from natural gas separation plants. The alcohol used as motor fuel in Brazil as well as fuels derived from coal in South Africa are not included in oil products.

Sources
International sources
  • APEC
  • Asian Development Bank
  • Cedigaz
  • EURELECTRIC (Unipede)
  • Euracoal
  • Eurogas
  • Eurostat - Europa
  • IEA
  • OAPEC
  • OLADE
  • OPEC
  • UCTE
  • UN-ECE gas center
  • World Coal Institute
National sources
Periodicals
  • BIP, Bulletin de l'industrie pétrolière
  • DOE EIA, International
  • CEDIGAZ, News report
  • DOE/EIA, Monthly Energy Review
  • EDMC, Energy Trend
  • ENERPRESSE
  • IEA, Energy balances of OECD countries
  • IEA, Monthly Oil Market Report
  • IEA, Oil, Gas, Coal & Electricity Quarterly Statistics
  • KEI, Korea Energy Review Monthly
  • Missions Economiques, Fiches de synthèse
  • Petroleum Economist
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Oil products domestic consumption



The world consumption of refined products fell by 2% in 2009

. In OECD countries, the demand was 4.6% lower than in 2008; driven by transport sector (60% of the needs). The drop was led by substantial cuts in Europe and Japan’s consumptions (-6% and -7% respectively) while in North America, consumption reduced to a lesser extend (-4.5%). Among developing countries, consumption growth in Asia was boosted by Chinese and Indian continuing strong appetite for refined oil products. In the Middle East, consumption of refined products posted high growth rates in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Conversely, consumption of oil refined products was scaled down by above 6% in Russia and broadly in CIS.
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