The global Drag Reduction Agent Market was estimated at USD 930.4 million in 2019, according to the latest review of Reports and Data, and is expected to hit USD 2.24 billion by 2027, registering a 10.2 percent CAGR.
Additives used in pipelines or conduits that
minimise frictional pressure loss during fluid flow are drag-reducting agents.
In petroleum pipelines, they are most widely used to increase the pipeline
capacity by minimising turbulence and allowing the flow of oil or other liquids
more effectively, thereby allowing the liquid to be pumped through at lower
pressures, saving energy and money. Drag reduction agents are used by pipeline
performance enhancement for a substantial reduction in operating costs.
The market's key driving factors will be the
upsurge in oil & gas exploration activities, the development of chemical
industries and increased agricultural activities worldwide. In-depth research
on the production of drag reducing agents has recently been conducted for the
treatment of tumor cells and reducing the drag of blood through arteries and
veins, which is expected to boost the market further.
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The worldwide demand
for crude oil reached over 100 million barrels/day in 2019. It is predicted
that a similar pattern will continue over the coming years and will fuel the
growth of the drag reduction agent industry over the coming years. Several
countries are transitioning to eco-friendly fuels with the global weather
crisis, but emerging economies are still heavily dependent on crude oil,
creating significant avenues for industry development. Growing investment in
fossil fuel exploration activities to meet demand from the power & energy
industry would strengthen price patterns in the industry.
North America consumed about 40.75% of the
global supply of drag reducing agents, with the USA being the major player, led
by MEA, consuming 27 kilos of metric tonnes in 2019. The Asia Pacific region is
expected to be the world leader in the oil & gas and chemical industries,
suggesting that it will also play an important role in the potential global
consumption of drag-reduction agents.
The most important limiting factor for the
market is that other industries such as oil & gas fracturing are largely
dependent on it. If the prices in these industries fluctuate, the demand for
the drag reduction agent will also fluctuate. Because numerous companies are
transitioning to environmentally friendly practises, it is expected that the
oil & gas industry will be affected, hampering the demand for drag
reduction agents.
Key Players in drag
reducing agent market include:
- Baker Hughes
- Partow Ideh Pars.
- LiquidPower Specialty Products
Inc.
- Oil Flux Americas
- NuGenTec
- Innospec
- Lubrizol Specialty Products
Inc.
- Sino Oil King Shine Chemical
- Flowchem
- National Petroleum Corporation
- The Zoranoc Oilfield Chemical
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Drag Reducing Agent Market: Segmentation
For this report, Reports and Data has segmented
the Drag Reduction Agent market based on ingredient, product type, application,
end-use, and region:
Product Type (Revenue USD
Million; Volume in Tons, 2017–2027)
- High Viscosity Glue
- Low Viscosity Glue
- Rubber Latex
Application Outlook (Revenue
USD Million; Volume in Tons, 2017–2027)
- Crude Oil
- Irrigation
- Blood Treatment
- Chemical Transportation
- Other Application
Regional Outlook (Revenue USD
Million; Volume in Tons, 2017–2027)
- North America
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Middle East & Africa
- Latin America
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