Report on Petroleum Sector

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Petroleum sector
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Structure of the Petroleum sectorTotal number of
PFS in UK
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Ownership structures

• Hypermarkets PFS (Petrol filling stations)owned
  by a hypermarket and retailing their own brand
  fuel such as Tesco.
• Companies PFS owned or leased by an oil
  companies whose name appears on the brand sign
  such BP owning and operating a PFS under its own
  brand
• Dealers PFS owned and operated by an individual
  or group

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Number of PFS and the ownership
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STRENGTHS

• Safety
• Training education
• Financial, legal and insurance services
• High pressure, high temperature field
  developments
• Deep water developments
• Late life operation of the mature fields
• Integrated services for the oil gas projects
  upholding of fields

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WEAKNESS

• High Cost base
• Industry collaboration
• Technology execution
• Aberdeen city

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OPPORTUNITIES

• High interest in licensing rounds
• New investments
• Technology
• Future sectors
• Existing fields

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THREATS

• Reducing production
• Low rate of exploration
• Declining success rate
• Assessment of finance
• Older workforce demographics

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Key changes in the UK petroleum retail market

• Due to supermarket interference and rundown in
  company owned and independent outlets, the total
  number of petrol sites has slumped to 8700 in
  2011 from 37500 in 1970
• Another issue identified is the fragmentation in
  the fuel supply chain. The major oil companies
  such as Shell, BP, Esso, Total and many others
  can either sell or close out their retail outlets
  and decrease the refinery capacity
• High volume supermarket sites are buying most of
  the fuel from the importers but constraining with
  the limited storage
• Entry of the supermarkets in the industry is
  another reason for the closures and cutbacks in
  the storage capacities

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