Downstream oil in brief: what role will digitalisation play in the future of fuels retail?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Automation is already making forecourt transactions quicker, but there is more to do
- Shared mobility will see the rise of loyalty schemes with the car, not the customer
- Connected cars are to become the norm, and autonomous vehicles could shortly follow
- Summary
- Brent FCC margins rebound as gasoline prices strengthen despite oversupplied market as the shift to 0.5%S IMO compliant fuels makes an impact
- Retail prices jump 2% despite wholesale price cuts - providing margin boost to retailers across Europe
Tables and charts
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- NWE refining margins
- NWE fuel oil crack
- MED refining margins
- MED fuel oil crack
- Gross marketing margins January 2020
- Belgium gasoline gross marketing margins
- Belgium diesel gross marketing margins
- Portugal gasoline gross marketing margins
- Portugal diesel gross marketing margins
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