Refining catalysts in Russia and the CIS: Production, Market and Forecast (2edition)

ANNOTATION

 

INTRODUCTION

 

1. Classification of catalysts and main directions of use of catalytic processes in oil refining

 

2. Range of oil refining catalysts produced in Russia and raw materials for their production

 

3. Production of oil refining catalysts in the Russian Federation in 2006-2022.

3.1. Capacities for the production of oil refining catalysts

3.2. Dynamics and structure of production of oil refining catalysts

3.3. Current status of the main Russian manufacturers of oil refining catalysts

JSC "Gazpromneft-Omsk Oil Refinery" (Omsk)

LLC "Salavat Catalyst Plant" (Republic of Bashkortostan)

Company "KNT Group" (Republic of Bashkortostan)

LLC "Ishimbay Specialized Chemical Plant of Catalysts" (ISHZK)

Sterlitamak Catalyst Plant LLC, RN-Cat LLC

JSC "Angarsk Plant of Catalysts and Organic Synthesis" - AZKiOS (Irkutsk region)

JSC "Industrial Catalysts" (Ryazan region)

Other enterprises

3.4. The main scientific and scientific-production organizations in Russia engaged in the development of oil refining catalysts

Institute of Catalysis named after. G.K. Boreskov SB RAS (Novosibirsk)

LLC "NPP "Neftekhim" (Krasnodar)

LLC NPF "OLKAT" (St. Petersburg)

Others

 

4. Foreign trade operations with oil refining catalysts in Russia in 2006-2023.

4.1. Volume of exports and imports in physical and monetary terms

4.2. Directions and structure of export-import supplies

4.2.1. Export

4.2.2. Import

4.3. Main foreign companies supplying oil refining catalysts to Russia

HAIHUA Industry Group

Haldor Topsoe

Grace, Chevron, A.R.T.

BASF Catalysts

AXENS

UOP

Albemarle Catalysts Company

Others

4.4. Review of Russian export-import prices of oil refining catalysts in 2006-2023.

 

5. Import of oil refining catalysts by CIS countries (without Russia) in 2009-2022.

5.1. Kazakhstan

5.2. Belarus

5.3. Azerbaijan

5.4. Turkmenistan

5.5. Uzbekistan

5.6. Kyrgyzstan

5.7. Ukraine

 

6. Consumption of oil refining catalysts in Russia in 2006-2023.

6.1. Balance of consumption of oil refining catalysts

6.2. Characteristics and overview of the situation in the oil refining industry of the Russian Federation

6.3 Use of catalysts in main oil refining processes at Russian refineries

Catalytic cracking

Hydroprocesses (hydrotreating, hydrocracking, hydrodewaxing)

Reforming, isomerization, production of aromatic hydrocarbons

 

7. Consumption of oil refining catalysts in the CIS countries (without Russia)

7.1. Balance and structure of consumption of oil refining catalysts

7.2. The use of catalysts in the main oil refining processes at refineries in the CIS countries (without the Russian Federation)

Catalytic cracking

Hydroprocesses (hydrotreating, hydrocracking, hydrodewaxing)

Reforming, isomerization, production of aromatic hydrocarbons

 

8. Current status of the main consumers of oil refining catalysts in the CIS countries (without Russia)

8.1. Kazakhstan

LLP "Pavlodar Petrochemical Plant" (Pavlodar)

LLP "Atyrau Oil Refinery" (Atyrau)

PetroKazakhstan Oil Products LLP (Shymkent Refinery) (Shymkent, South Kazakhstan region)

8.2. Belarus

OJSC "Mozyr Oil Refinery" (Mozyr, Gomel region)

OJSC "Naftan" (Novopolotsk, Vitebsk region)

8.3. Azerbaijan

Baku Oil Refinery named after. G. Alieva

8.4. Turkmenistan

"Turkmenbashi Refinery Complex" (Turkmenbashi, Balkan velayat)

8.5. Uzbekistan

UDP "Fergana Oil Refinery"

UDP "Bukhara Oil Refinery"

8.6. Kyrgyzstan

8.7. Ukraine 225

PJSC "Ukrtatnafta" ("Kremenchug Oil Refinery"), Poltava region.

 

9. Forecast of production and consumption of oil refining catalysts in the CIS countries until 2030.

9.1. Russia

9.2. CIS countries (without Russia)

 

Appendix 1. Catalytic cracking units at Russian oil refineries

Appendix 2. Catalytic cracking units at oil refineries of the CIS countries (without the Russian Federation)

Appendix 3. Hydrotreating units at Russian oil refineries

Appendix 4. Installations of hydraulic processes at oil refineries of the CIS countries (without the Russian Federation)

Appendix 5. Hydrocracking units at Russian oil refineries

Appendix 6. Installations for dewaxing of petroleum products at oil refineries in Russia

Appendix 7. Reforming units at Russian oil refineries

Appendix 8. Catalytic reforming units at oil refineries of the CIS countries (without the Russian Federation)

Appendix 9. Isomerization units at Russian oil refineries

Appendix 10. Installations for isomerization and production of paraxylene at oil refineries of the CIS countries (without the Russian Federation)

Appendix 11. Installations for the production of xylenes at oil refineries in Russia

Appendix 12. Contact information for manufacturers of oil refining catalysts in Russia

Appendix 13. Contact information of foreign manufacturers of oil refining catalysts

Appendix 14. Contact information of the main consumer enterprises of oil refining catalysts in Russia and the CIS

Table 1: Main directions of use of catalytic processes in oil refining

Table 2: Composition of technical xylene obtained by various methods, % by weight

Table 3: Nomenclature and characteristics of the main oil refining catalysts produced in the Russian Federation

Table 4: Main types of raw materials and suppliers for the production of oil refining catalysts

Table 5: Railway supplies of aluminum raw materials to catalyst enterprises in Russia in 2011-2022, tons

Table 6: Capacity for the production of catalyst products for the oil refining industry in Russia (at the beginning of 2023)

Table 7: Main Russian manufacturers of oil refining catalysts

Table 8: Production of oil refining catalysts at Russian enterprises in 2009-2023, thousand tons

Table 9: Financial indicators of SKatZ LLC in 2013-2022, million rubles.

Table 10: Technical characteristics of the OCTIFINE catalyst produced by ISHZK

Table 11: Technical characteristics of the ADAMANT microspherical catalyst produced by ISHZK

Table 12: Financial indicators of ISHZK LLC in 2013-2022, million rubles.

Table 13: Financial indicators of SZK LLC in 2013-2022, million rubles.

Table 14: Range of hydrotreating and hydrocracking catalysts produced by JSC "AZKiOS"

Table 15: Range of reforming and isomerization catalysts produced by JSC "AZKiOS"

Table 16: Main financial and economic indicators of JSC "AZKiOS" in 2013-2020, million rubles.

Table 17: Russian installations operating on catalysts produced by Industrial Catalysts CJSC

Table 18: Main financial indicators of Industrial Catalysts JSC in 2013-2020, million rubles

Table 19: Main financial indicators of NZK LLC in 2013-2021, million rubles.

Table 20: Financial indicators of For-Alumina LLC in 2013-2022, million rubles.

Table 21: Oil refining catalysts developed by Nizhny Novgorod Sorbents JSC

Table 22: Main domestic developers of oil refining catalysts

Table 23: Introduction of Isomalk-2 technology and supply of SI-2 isomerization catalysts at Russian refineries

Table 24: Main characteristics of reforming catalysts of NPP Neftekhim LLC

Table 25: Financial indicators of NPP Neftekhim LLC and Nizhny Novgorod Catalysts LLC in 2013-2022, million rubles.

Table 26: Main financial and economic indicators of LLC NPF "OLKAT" in 2013-2020, million rubles.

Table 27: Foreign trade of oil refining catalysts in the Russian Federation in 2016-2023, tons, thousand $

Table 28: Main countries and companies receiving Russian oil refining catalysts in 2009-2023, tons

Table 29: Supplies of oil refining catalysts from Russia by type in 2009-2023, tons

Table 30: Russian companies supplying oil refining catalysts in 2009-2023, tons

Table 31: Directions for supplies of imported oil refining catalysts to Russia in 2009-2023, tons

Table 32: Supplies of imported oil refining catalysts to Russia by type in 2009-2023, tons

Table 33: Main Russian recipients of imported oil refining catalysts in 2012-2023, tons

Table 34: Main foreign manufacturers of oil refining catalysts supplying them to Russia in 2014-2023, tons

Table 35: Distribution of supplies of main types of oil refining catalysts to Russia by supplier companies in 2014-2023, tons

Table 36: Importers of oil refining catalysts HAIHUA in 2016-2023, tons

Table 37: Russian consumers of Haldor Topsoe catalysts in 2014-2022, tons

Table 38: Russian consumers of catalysts from Grace, ART and Chevron companies in 2014-2022, tons

Table 39: Importers of oil refining catalysts BASF Catalysts in 2014-2022, tons

Table 40: Russian consumers of AXENS catalysts in 2014-2022, tons

Table 41: Russian consumers of UOP catalysts in 2014-2022, tons

Table 42: Russian consumers of Albemarle Catalysts Company catalysts in 2014-2022, tons

Table 43: Russian consumers of Johnson Matthey Catalysts catalysts in 2014-2022, tons

Table 44: Average annual export prices of the Russian Federation for oil refining catalysts of various types in 2009-2023, $/kg

Table 45: Average annual import prices of the Russian Federation for oil refining catalysts of various types in 2009-2023, $/kg

Table 46: Average annual import prices for various types of oil refining catalysts purchased by Russian refineries in 2013-2023, $/kg

Table 47: Average annual prices for oil refining catalysts of various types supplied to Russia in 2013-2023. major Western companies, $/kg

Table 48: Import of catalysts and reaction initiators by Kazakhstan in 2009-2022, tons, thousand $, $/kg

Table 49: Supplies of imported oil refining catalysts to Kazakhstan by type in 2009-2022, tons

Table 50: Import of catalysts and reaction initiators by Belarus in 2009-2022, tons, thousand $, $/kg

Table 51: Supplies of imported oil refining catalysts to Belarus by type in 2009-2022, tons

Table 52: Import of catalysts and reaction initiators by Azerbaijan in 2009-2022, tons, thousand $, $/kg

Table 53: Supplies of imported oil refining catalysts to Azerbaijan by type in 2009-2022, tons

Table 54: Import of catalysts and reaction initiators by Turkmenistan in 2009-2022, tons, thousand $, $/kg

Table 55: Supplies of imported oil refining catalysts to Turkmenistan by type in 2009-2022, tons

Table 56: Import of catalysts and reaction initiators by Uzbekistan in 2009-2022, tons, thousand $, $/kg

Table 57: Supplies of imported oil refining catalysts to Uzbekistan by type in 2009-2022, tons

Table 58: Import of catalysts and reaction initiators by Kyrgyzstan in 2009-2022, tons, thousand $, $/kg

Table 59: Import of catalysts and reaction initiators by Ukraine in 2009-2022, tons, thousand $, $/kg

Table 60: Largest foreign suppliers and Ukrainian recipients of oil refining catalysts in Ukraine in 2010-2020, t, $/kg

Table 61: Volumes of consumption of oil refining catalysts in Russia in 2013-2023, thousand tons, %

Table 62: Volumes of consumption of oil refining catalysts in Russia by type in 2013-2023, thousand tons, %

Table 63: Share of imports in the consumption of oil refining catalysts of various types in the Russian Federation (average indicator for 2010-2015 and 2016-2020), %

Table 64: Production of main types of petroleum products in Russia in 1990-2022, million tons

Table 65: Volumes of primary oil refining by Russian companies in 2015-2022, million tons

Table 66: Current composition of technological processes of Russian and foreign oil refining (% of the total volume of primary crude oil refining)

Table 67: Commissioning of secondary processing plants at Russian refineries in 2011-2022.

Table 68: Postponement of commissioning dates for oil refining units at Russian refineries (as of the end of 2023)

Table 69: Change in oil refining capacity in 2005-2022 in Russia, million tons

Table 70: Russian cracking and hydrocracking catalysts by brand and manufacturer

Table 71: Main parameters of existing isomerization technologies

Table 72: Volumes of consumption of oil refining catalysts in the CIS countries (excluding Russia) in 2009-2022, thousand tons, %

Table 73: Balance of petroleum products in Kazakhstan in 2010-2022, million tons

Table 74: Production of petroleum products by PNHZ LLP in 2012-2022, thousand tons

Table 75: Production of petroleum products by Atyrau Oil Refinery LLP in 2012-2022, thousand tons

Table 76: Production of petroleum products by PetroKazakhstan Oil Products LLP in 2012-2021, thousand tons

Table 77: Production, export-import of certain types of petroleum products in Belarus in 2009-2022, million tons

Table 78: Production of petroleum products by Mozyr Oil Refinery OJSC in 2012-2020, thousand tons

Table 79: Production of petroleum products by OJSC Naftan in 2012-2020, thousand tons

Table 80: Production of certain types of petroleum products in Azerbaijan in 2009-2022.

Table 81: Fergana Refinery Plants

Table 82: Oil production and production of main types of petroleum products in Kyrgyzstan in 2009-2022, thousand tons

Table 83: Oil refineries in Ukraine

Table 84: Production of certain types of petroleum products in Ukraine in 2009-2021.

Table 85: Installations of the Kremenchug Refinery

Table 86: Assessment of the state of supply of catalysts to oil refining enterprises of the Russian Federation

Table 87: Commissioning of new capacities and installations for secondary oil refining in Russia until 2025.

Table 88: Volume of investments in the modernization of the oil refining industry in Russia until 2030, billion rubles

Table 89: Forecast for the commissioning of units at domestic refineries in 2020-2030.

Table 90: Chronology of purchases of oil refining catalysts by type and by oil company in 2010-2022. and procurement forecast for the period up to 2035.

Table 91: Consumption of oil refining catalysts in the Russian Federation by type in 2012-2022. and forecast for the period up to 2030, t

Table 92: Production of oil refining catalysts in the Russian Federation by type in 2017-2020. and forecast for increasing capacity for the period up to 2025-2030, thousand tons

Table 93: Commissioning of new capacities and secondary oil refining installations in the CIS countries (without the Russian Federation) until 2030.

Table 94: Chronology of purchases of oil refining catalysts by type and by enterprise (country) in 2009-2022. and procurement forecast for the period up to 2030, thousand tons

Figure 1: Structure of catalyst production in Russia by enterprise in 2006-2022, %

Figure 2: Structure of production of oil refining catalysts by type in 2006-2022, %

Figure 3: Dynamics of production of oil refining catalysts in Russia in 2006-2023, thousand tons

Figure 4: Dynamics of production of oil refining catalysts at Gazpromneft-Omsk Refinery JSC in 2006-2022, thousand tons

Figure 5: Scheme of the production of cracking, hydrotreating and hydrocracking catalysts under construction at Gazpromneft-Omsk Refinery JSC

Figure 6: Dynamics of catalyst production at SKatZ LLC in 2006-2022, thousand tons

Figure 7: Dynamics of catalyst production at ISHZK LLC in 2010-2022, thousand tons

Figure 8: Production of catalysts by JSC "AZKiOS" in 2003-2022, tons

Figure 9: Diagram of an industrial installation for the production of hydrotreating catalysts at NPK Sintez LLC

Figure 10: Dynamics of export-import supplies of oil refining catalysts in the Russian Federation in 2006-2023, tons

Figure 11: Dynamics of exports of spent oil refining catalysts from Russia in 2006-2023, tons

Figure 12: Dynamics of Russian exports of oil refining catalysts in physical (thousand tons) and value ($ million) terms in 2006-2023.

Figure 13: Geographical structure of exports of Russian oil refining catalysts in 2006-2022, tons

Figure 14: Structure of export supplies of Russian oil refining catalysts, % (averaged for 2018-2022)

Figure 15: Dynamics of Russian imports of oil refining catalysts in physical (thousand tons) and value ($ million) terms in 2006-2023.

Figure 16: Structure of imported oil refining catalysts in physical and value terms, % (averaged for 2018-2022)

Figure 17: Dynamics of Russian imports of oil refining catalysts by type in 2006-2022, tons

Figure 18: Supplies of oil refining catalysts by Western companies to the Russian Federation in 2009-2022, tons

Figure 19: Distribution of supplies of oil refining catalysts to Russia by supplier companies in 2010-2023, %

Figure 20: Distribution of supplies to Russia of the main types of oil refining catalysts by supplier companies (averaged for 2018-2022), %

Figure 21: Dynamics of import prices for oil refining catalysts of various types in the Russian Federation in 2006-2023, $/kg

Figure 22: Comparison of import and export prices of hydroprocess catalysts in 2006-2023, $/kg

Figure 23: Dynamics of the volume of Kazakhstani imports of oil refining catalysts (by type) in 2009-2022, tons

Figure 24: Dynamics of the volume of Belarusian imports of oil refining catalysts (by type) in 2009-2022, tons

Figure 25: Dynamics of the volume of Azerbaijani imports of oil refining catalysts (by type) in 2009-2022, tons

Figure 26: Dynamics of the volume of Turkmen imports of oil refining catalysts (by type) in 2009-2022, tons

Figure 27: Dynamics of the volume of Ukrainian imports of oil refining catalysts (by type) in 2009-2022, tons

Figure 28: Dynamics of domestic consumption of oil refining catalysts in Russia (thousand tons) and the share of imports (%) in 2006-2023.

Figure 29: Dynamics of domestic consumption of oil refining catalysts (by type) in Russia in 2010-2023, thousand tons

Figure 30: Structure of consumption of oil refining catalysts by type (averaged for 2018-2022), %

Figure 31: Shares of companies in the Russian catalyst market in 2015, 2017 and 2020, 2022%

Figure 32: Volume of oil refining by Russian refineries (million tons) and depth of oil refining (%) in 1998-2022.

Figure 33: Structure of motor gasoline by environmental class in 2011-2022, %

Figure 34: Main Russian refineries by oil refining volumes in 2022, million tons

Figure 35: Total number of commissioned and reconstructed oil secondary processing plants in the Russian Federation in 2011-2022, units

Figure 36: Oil refining volumes and output of petroleum products in Russia in 2019-2035, million tons

Figure 37: Consumption of domestic cracking catalysts, imported catalysts from Grace and BASF companies by Russian refineries in 2006-2022, thousand tons

Figure 38: Consumption of hydrotreating catalysts (including hydrocracking) of foreign production by Russian refineries in 2006-2022, thousand tons

Figure 39: Consumption of foreign-made reforming catalysts by Russian refineries in 2006-2022, thousand tons

Figure 40: Dynamics of consumption of oil refining catalysts (by type) in the CIS countries (without the Russian Federation) in 2009-2022, thousand tons

Figure 41: Structure of consumption of oil refining catalysts by type (averaged for 2018-2022), %

Figure 42: Structure of consumption of cracking catalysts in the CIS countries (excluding Russia) in 2021, %

Figure 43: Dynamics of consumption of cracking catalysts by CIS countries (without Russia) in 2009-2022, thousand tons

Figure 44: Structure of consumption of hydroprocess catalysts in the CIS countries (excluding Russia) (averaged for 2018-2022), %

Figure 45: Dynamics of consumption of hydroprocess catalysts by CIS countries (without Russia) in 2009-2022, thousand tons

Figure 46: Dynamics of oil production and oil refining in Kazakhstan in 2008-2022, million tons

Figure 47: Dynamics of oil production and oil refining in Belarus in 2009-2022, million tons

Figure 48: Dynamics of oil production and oil refining in Azerbaijan in 2009-2022, million tons

Figure 49: Dynamics of oil production in Turkmenistan in 2009-2022, million tons

Figure 50: Dynamics of oil production in Uzbekistan in 2009-2022, million tons

Figure 51: Production and import of crude oil, production and import of petroleum products in Kyrgyzstan in 2009-2022, thousand tons

Figure 52: Dynamics of oil production and oil refining in Ukraine in 2009-2022, million tons

Figure 53: Forecast of production and consumption of oil refining catalysts in the Russian Federation until 2030-2035, thousand tons

Figure 54: Forecast of consumption of oil refining catalysts (by type) in the CIS countries (without the Russian Federation) until 2025-2030, thousand tons