New York, NY Dec 11 2019: The
global butane
market is estimated to reach USD 125.7 billion by 2026 growing
at a CAGR of 7.3% during the forecast period, according to a new study
published by Polaris Market Research. The report ‘Butane
Market Share, Size, Trends, & Industry Analysis Report, [By Application
(LPG {Residential/Commercial, Chemical/Petrochemicals, Industrial, Autofuels,
Refinery, Others}, Petrochemicals, Refinery, and Others), By Regions: Segment
Forecast, 2018 – 2026’ provides an extensive analysis of
present market dynamics and predicted future trends.
Butane
is a natural gas liquid is a refinery product with feedstock such as naphtha
and coal. The global butane market is primarily driven by increased utilization
of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). Butane showcases properties such as easy
liquefiable and high flammability and is thus increasing used in fuel
manufacturing and blending. It is also used widely is in the production of
petrochemical manufacturing.
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Rising
demand for economical fuel among consumers, especially in the developing
nations has led to increased demand of butane. Increasing consumer income and
rural development in several nations have resulted into awareness and shift in
consumer preference towards use of LPG cylinders in residential applications.
Moreover, use of LPG has also reduced dependency on the forest products for
combustion purposes. LPG is also used widely in many developed countries for
fuel and residential applications.
In
addition to the above, favorable regulatory policies and government subsidies
have also significantly contributed to the growth of LPG consumption and thus
directly impacting the butane market positively. In countries such as India,
the government subsidizes LPG cylinders as per the number of cylinders per
household. Moreover, there a number of schemes introduced for providing LPG
accessibility to the rural consumers. All these parameters have collectively
contributed to the increased consumption of butane.
Butane
is also extensively used in refinery applications and chemical production. Some
other butane applications with minor market shares include industrial
drying/heating applications and engine fuel. In the U.S. tight oil and shale
gas extraction have competitive edge over butane production in comparison to
the rest of the world. This is due to the geographical feature and more
developed pipeline infrastructure for butane transportation.
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The
butane price witness price volatility as it is a refinery product and its
pricing depend on the crude oil prices. Leading producing regions for butane
include U.S. and the Middle East. Northeast Asia and China also are significant
consumers and producers of natural gas liquids including both butane and
propane. Economic development of the developing Asian countries has led to
significant consumption of butane in end-use sectors such as automobile and
petrochemical.
The
global butane market constitutes international and national market players
which are majorly governing the oil & gas sector. It comprises of both
public and private players globally. Some of the significant market players in
the butane industry include Exxon Mobil Corporation, British Petroleum, Royal
Dutch Shell, Total S.A., China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), and China
Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (SINOPEC).
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