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1	Petroleum Gasoline & Distillate Needs Including the Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA) Impacts NPRA Annual Meeting 2008 Energy Information Administration Joanne Shore John Hackworth John Maples
2	Gasoline Demand Increases, But Petroleum Gasoline Declines Due to Increased Biofuels, Switch to Diesel, & Efficiency
3	Renewable Fuels Requirement Mainly Met with Ethanol
4	New Light-Duty Fuel Efficiency is 36 MPG in 2022 Versus 28.4 in Early Release Case
5	Shifting Vehicle Mix Needed to Meet Both Increased Efficiency & Ethanol Use
6	Non-Gasoline Vehicle Sales Penetration Increases from 11% in 2007 to 41% in 2022
7	Petroleum-Based* Gasoline and Distillate Fuel Needs Shift
8	Issues: Shifting U.S. Demand Mix and Import Availability The shifting demand mix of products towards more distillate and less gasoline may be a challenge for refiners Supply Uncertainties: U.S. Refiners Distillate Response – More throughput relative to higher yields U.S. Refiners Gasoline Availability – Function of distillate response World Availability of Export Gasoline – Europe, Asia and Middle East increasing Needs of other countries for “imported” gasoline
9	Questions