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Oil Storage Terminal Market Rising at 4 9% CAGR to Reach USD 37 52 Billion by 2027 Backed by Rapid Industrialization, states Fortune Business Insights™
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USD 37.52 billion by 2027 at a CAGR of 4.9% in the foreseeable future. This information is published by Fortune Business Insights™ in its report Oil Storage Terminal Market, 2020-2027 . The terminals for oil storage are crucial for the purpose of supplying oil across the globe. Economies that are majorly dependent on the surplus oil production for their income have such storage terminals. The increasing use of automobiles is expected to boost the demand for such terminals.
According to the annual US motor vehicle production and domestic sales report by the Bureau of Transportation statistics, the year 2019 experienced sales of 10134 units in commercial vehicles and 3544 in passenger ones.
Oil and Gas Industry Affected Negatively Owing to Declining Economy
COVID-19 has drastically affected the oil and gas industry. The major oil-producing countries were affected by the falling global economy and reducing demand for oil. The construction of oil storage terminal and related upgrades are expected to be postponed due to industrial slow down. After the upliftment of lockdown, it is expected that the demand for oil will start to rise as the manufacturing bases will start operating.
Market Segmentation
Based on type, the market for oil storage terminal is segmented into strategic reserve and commercial reserve. The commercial reserves segment dominated the market due to their growing demand. The past few years have experienced a most of the terminals to be used specifically for the purpose of commercial crude oil boosting its demand.
Sam Forsdick December 2020
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced many of the CIOs at Europe’s top companies to reassess their current priorities. Many digital transformation programs have been accelerated due to the enforced change in working habits, while, for many companies, key elements of operational IT have moved from within the office to the cloud or home.
This year’s top 20 European CIOs have had to deal with this unforeseen disruption by bringing innovative technology solutions to the fore. Many faces on this year’s list will be familiar to readers of our previous annual surveys, with Shell CIO Jay Crotts retaining his position at the top of the table. However, there are a number of new additions, with four moving into the top IT job at their current company this year.
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