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SCapacity additions in Asia and the Middle East
reflect a different mix of products than in Europe and the U.S. This slide and the next one show capacity
additions in the four regions from 1995 through 2004, as well as potential
additions either in the planning or construction phase as reported in the Oil
and Gas Journal Construction Survey.
In cases where the Oil and Gas Journal does not list the size of a
planned project, press releases were researched to add that information.
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SCapacity additions in Asia and the Middle East
are relatively balanced, provding more crude throughput capability and the
downstream processes to produce product in keeping with their markets.
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SNote that information on refinery projects
being planned or under construction is neither complete, nor entirely
accurate. Nevertheless, the partial
information does provide a useful picture of the relative levels and types of
projects.
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