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Annual Report
OAPEC members’ share of total petroleum products’ consumption
in Arab countries in 2012 was 85.8% compared with 86% in 2009,
while that of other Arab countries rose from 14% to 14.1% during
the same period.
The relative breakdown of petroleum product consumption in
Arab countries in 2012 puts gasoil/diesel in first place with 37.2%,
followed by gasoline with 24.7%, and fuel oil in third place with
18.6%. LPG came next with 9.5% of the total, followed by jet fuel
with 4.9%, and lastly kerosene with 1.6%.
Figure (1-20)
shows the breakdown of petroleum product
consumption in Arab countries.
Arab countries accounted for 8.6% of world oil consumption
in 2011, while the OECD countries took a 51.5% share, Rest of
Developing Countries 35.2%, and FSU countries 4.7%, as shown in
Figure (1-21)
.
Figure 1-20
Breakdown of Petroleum Product Consumption in the Arab Countries, 2012
(%)
The OAPEC members’ share of total petroleum products’ consumption in the
Arab countri s in 2012 was 85.8% mpa d to 86% in 2009, while that of other Arab
countries rose from 14% to 14.1% during the same period.
The relative breakdown of petroleum product consumption in the Arab
countries in 2012 puts gasoil/diesel in first place with 37.2%, followed by gasoline
with 24.7%, and fuel oil in third place with 18.6%. LPG came next with 9.5% of the
total, foll wed by jet fuel w th 4.9%, and lastly kerosene with 1.6%.
Figure (1-20)
shows the breakdown of petroleum product consumption in the
Arab countries.
Figure 1-20
Breakdown of Petroleum Pr duct Consumption in the Arab Countries, 2012
(%)
The Arab countries accounted for 8.6% of world oil consumption in 2011,
while the OECD countries took a 51.5% share, Rest of Developing Countries 35.2%,
and FSU countries 4.7%, as shown in
Figure (1-21)
.
LPG
%9.5
Gasoline
%24.7
Kerosene
%1.6
Jet Fuel
%4.9
Gas Oil/ Diesel
%37.2
Fuel Oil
%18.6
Others
%3.5
