Research and Markets: Oil and Gas Supply Demand Outlook in Middle East and Africa to 2020 - Increasing Natural Gas Production Boosting the Global Production Share

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/c3bc8c/oil_and_gas_supply) has announced the addition of the "Oil and Gas Supply Demand Outlook in Middle East and Africa to 2020 - Increasing Natural Gas Production Boosting the Global Production Share" report to their offering.

“Oil and Gas Supply Demand Outlook in Middle East and Africa to 2020 - Increasing Natural Gas Production Boosting the Global Production Share”

Oil and Gas Supply Demand Outlook in the Middle East and Africa to 2020 - Increasing Natural Gas Production Boosting the Global Production Share, provides an in-depth analysis of the oil and gas supply and demand outlook in the Middle East and Africa and highlights the various concerns, shifting trends and concerns in the region. The report provides forecasts for the production and consumption sectors of the crude oil and natural gas industry to 2020. The report also provides forecasts of the crude oil and natural gas trade balance in Middle East and Africa and highlights the major countries in the region. The report discusses the regulatory structure and infrastructure in the different countries in the region. The report is built using data and information sourced from proprietary databases, primary and secondary research and in-house analysis by a team of industry experts.

Saudi Arabia and Iran will be the Leading Crude Oil Producers in the Middle East and Africa in 2020

Saudi Arabia will continue to be the top crude oil producer in Middle East and Africa with 26% of the total production in the Middle East in both 2009 and 2020. Iran will emerge as the second largest crude oil producer in the region after Saudi Arabia. Total crude oil production in Iran is expected to be about 4642.1 thousand bpd (bpd) in 2020, more than 20% of the total crude oil production in 2009. Iraq, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Nigeria, the other major crude oil producers in the region, are expected to lose some of their share of the total crude oil production in the region by 2020.

Saudi Arabia, Iran and UAE Will Continue To Be The Top Crude Oil Consumers In 2020

Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq accounted for about 49% of the total crude oil consumption in the Middle East and Africa in 2009. The crude oil consumption in these countries is expected to continue to increase, to account for about 50% of the total crude oil consumption in the region in 2020. Kuwait, Syria and Yemen are the other major crude oil consuming countries in the region.

Key Topics Covered:

• 1.1 List of Tables
• 1.2 List of Figures
• 2 Overview
• 3 Oil and Gas Supply Demand Scenario in Middle East and Africa
• 4 Bahrain Energy Sector
• 5 Iran Energy Sector
• 6 Iraq Energy Sector
• 7 Kuwait Energy sector
• 8 Oman, Energy Sector
• 9 Qatar Energy Sector
• 10 Saudi Arabia Energy Sector
• 11 Syrian Arab Republic, Energy Sector
• 12 United Arab Emirates Energy Sector
• 13 Yemen Energy Sector
• 14 Algeria Energy Sector
• 15 Egypt Energy Sector
• 16 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Energy sector
• 17 Morocco Energy Sector
• 18 Sudan Energy Sector
• 19 Tunisia Energy Sector
• 20 Democratic Republic Of The Congo Energy Sector
• 21 South Africa Energy Sector
• 22 Angola Energy Sector
• 23 Cote DIvoire Energy Sector
• 24 Equatorial Guinea, Energy Sector
• 25 Gabon Energy Sector
• 26 Nigeria Energy Sector
• 27 Republic of Congo Energy Sector, Market Overview
• 28 Appendix

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