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Petroleum Coke (Green and Calcined) in Russia, the EAEU and the world: Production, Market and Forecast (24 edition)
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This report is the twenty-seventh edition of the petroleum coke market study in Russia, the CIS/EAEU, and globally.
The objective of the study is to analyze the petroleum coke market in the Russian Federation, the CIS/EAEU, and globally.
The object of the study is petroleum coke (green and calcined).
This work is a desk study. The following sources were used: data from statistical committees of the EAEU countries (including Rosstat, the National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus, the Bureau of National Statistics of the Agency for Strategic Planning and Reforms of the Republic of Kazakhstan); international databases of the UN (UNdata), World Bank, and Eurostat; international and European trade data (UN Comtrade, Trade Map); the Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation (up to 2022); Russian railway transportation statistics; the SBIS database; annual and quarterly reports of securities issuers; industry and regional press, conference materials, and websites of manufacturers and consumers of the products under study. Scientific and technical literature (elibrary, etc.), the Federal Institute of Industrial Property (FIPS) patent database; the InfoMine database, etc.
Additionally, some data was confirmed and refined through telephone surveys of specialists at the companies covered in this report.
All this allowed the experts to understand the current state of the petroleum coke market in the CIS/EAEU and its development prospects.
A distinctive feature of this study is the provision of a brief overview of the global petroleum coke market; a detailed description of the largest producers and consumers of this product in Russia and the CIS/EAEU countries; feedstock supply routes; and the volumes and sales routes of green and calcined coke. The structure of petroleum coke consumption by application industry and the largest consumer companies is examined in detail, and the current status and development prospects of the main consuming industries are described. Forecasts for prices, production, and consumption of petroleum coke are provided (taking into account the current geopolitical situation resulting from Russia's special military operation in Ukraine), and major capacity expansion projects are presented.
The study's chronological scope is: 1996-2024; 2025 – assessment and forecast for the period up to 2035.
Research geography: Russian Federation – comprehensive detailed market analysis; global coverage, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and other CIS/EAEU countries – general retrospective market analysis.
The review consists of 7 parts and contains 183 pages, including 43 figures, 83 tables, and 2 appendices.
Chapter one of the review provides a brief overview of the global petroleum coke market.
Chapter two provides information on the raw materials required for petroleum coke production, their characteristics, and supply routes. This chapter also examines coke production technology in detail and presents the quality indicators of the resulting products.
Chapter three is devoted to petroleum coke production (green and calcined) in the CIS/EAEU countries from 1996-2025. This section provides statistical and estimated data on coke production capacity and volumes in Russia and the CIS/EAEU countries. It describes in detail all petroleum coke producing enterprises, their current situation, and development prospects.
Chapter four presents data on foreign trade transactions with petroleum coke in Russia and the CIS/EAEU from 1996-2024 and the first half of 2025.
Chapter five presents information on producer prices in the Russian market. Furthermore, data on changes in export and import prices for products is analyzed. This chapter also provides a forecast for Russian prices through 2035.
Chapter six examines petroleum coke consumption. It presents the production-consumption balance of this product in Russia and other CIS/EAEU countries, provides the sectoral structure of coke consumption in Russia, identifies the main consumers in Russia and the CIS/EAEU, and analyzes their current status and development prospects.
Chapter seven provides a forecast for the development of the Russian petroleum coke market, as well as the markets of other EAEU countries, through 2035.
The appendices provide addresses and contact information for companies producing and consuming petroleum coke in the CIS/EAEU countries.
Target audience:
- petroleum coke market participants – producers, consumers, and traders;
- potential investors.
This study is intended to serve as a reference guide for marketing departments and decision-makers working in the petroleum coke market.
Abstract
Introduction
I. Brief Description of the Global Petroleum Coke Market (2018-2025)
II. Petroleum Coke Production Technology and Raw Materials Used in Industry
II.1. Raw Materials for Petroleum Coke
II.2. Methods for Obtaining Green and Calcined Petroleum Coke
II.3. Classification of Green Coke Produced in the CIS/EAEU by Quality; Coke Standards in Force in the CIS/EAEU
III. Petroleum Coke Production (Green and Calcined) in the Former USSR
III.1. Petroleum Coke Production Capacity
III.2. Production Dynamics and Structure
III.3. Petroleum Coke Production in the CIS/EAEU Countries. Status and Development Prospects of the Largest Manufacturing Enterprises
III.3.1. Russia
JSC "TANECO" (Nizhnekamsk, Republic of Tatarstan)
LLC "Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez" (Perm)
Branch of PJSC NK "Rosneft" "Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim" (Ufa, Republic of Bashkortostan)
Branch of PJSC NK "Rosneft" "Bashneft-Novoil" (Novoil, Republic of Bashkortostan)
JSC "Gazpromneft-Omsk Refinery" (Omsk)
LLC "Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka" (Volgograd)
JSC "Rosneft-Novokuibyshevsky Refinery" (Novokuibyshevsk, Samara region)
OOO Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez (Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Region)
Rosneft-Angarsk Petrochemical Company (Angarsk, Irkutsk Region)
Rosneft-Komsomolsk Oil Refinery LLC (Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Khabarovsk Krai)
RI-Invest-TNPZ LLC (Tyumen Region)
III.3.2. Kazakhstan
Pavlodar Petrochemical Plant LLP (Pavlodar)
Atyrau Oil Refinery LLP (Atyrau)
III.3.3. Azerbaijan
G. Aliyev Baku Oil Refinery (Baku)
III.3.4. Turkmenistan
Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries (TKNZ)
III.3.5. Uzbekistan
Fergana Oil Refinery Unitary Enterprise (Fergana)
III.3.6. Belarus
Naftan OJSC (Novopolotsk, Vitebsk Region)
IV. Petroleum Coke Exports and Imports in the CIS/EAEU
IV.1. Russia (1996-2025)
IV.1.1. Exports
IV.1.2. Imports
IV.2. Other Countries (2014-2024)
V. Petroleum Coke Price Overview in the Russian Federation, 1999-2025
V.1. Domestic Prices
V.2. Export-Import Prices
V.3. Forecast of Export-Import Price Dynamics to 2030-2035
VI. Petroleum Coke Consumption (Green and Calcined) in the EAEU Countries, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan
VI.1. Russia (1995-2025)
VI.1.1. Supply-demand balance
VI.1.2. Structure of petroleum coke consumption in the Russian Federation
VI.1.3. Main areas of petroleum coke consumption
Production of anode paste and anodes
Production of graphite electrodes
Production of graphite materials
Other applications
VI.1.4. Major Petroleum Coke Consumers and Their Projects
RUSAL-Krasnoyarsk JSC (Krasnoyarsk)
RUSAL-Bratsk JSC (Bratsk, Irkutsk Region)
RUSAL-Sayanogorsk JSC (Sayanogorsk, Republic of Khakassia)
RUSAL-Volgograd JSC (Volgograd)
RUSAL-Novokuznetsk JSC (Novokuznetsk, Kemerovo Region)
El 6 LLC
Chelyabinsk Electrometallurgical Plant (CHEMK, Chelyabinsk)
VI.2. Other Countries (2014-2024)
VI.2.1. Supply-Demand Balances
Kazakhstan
Others
VI.2.2. Major Consumers of Petroleum Coke in the CIS
Tajik Aluminum Company (TALCO) (Tursunzoda, Tajikistan)
VII. Forecast for the Development of the Petroleum Coke Market in Russia and the CIS/EAEU Countries through 2030-35
VII.1. Russia
VII.2. Other CIS/EAEU Countries
Appendix 1. Contact Information for the Largest Petroleum Coke Producers in the CIS/EAEU
Appendix 2. Contact Information for the Largest Petroleum Coke Consumers in the CIS/EAEU
Table 1: Properties of green cokes
Table 2: Regional structure of global delayed coking capacity in 2021-2025
Table 3: Largest petroleum coke-producing countries in 2018-2025, million tons
Table 4: Largest petroleum coke exporting countries (calcined and non-calcined) in 2018-2024, thousand tons
Table 5: Largest petroleum coke importing countries (calcined and non-calcined) in 2018-2024, thousand tons
Table 6: Technical conditions for oil for oil refineries (according to GOST 9965-76)
Table 7: Oil suppliers to refineries producing coke
Table 8: Product yield in a delayed coker unit, % by weight
Table 9: Main characteristics of delayed coker unit types used at CIS refineries
Table 10: Capacities by Calcination at green petroleum coke producers in the Russian Federation and the CIS
Table 11: Quality requirements for delayed coke (KZ-8) according to GOST 22898-78
Table 12: Quality requirements for needle-type delayed coke (KZI) according to GOST 26132-84
Table 13: Quality requirements for sulfur-containing delayed coke, TU 38101525-75
Table 14: Technical specifications for coking additives produced by Ufaneftekhim JSC
Table 15: Quality requirements for calcined petroleum coke
Table 16: Quality indicators for petroleum cokes produced at Russian refineries
Table 17: Petroleum coke production in the CIS/EAEU by grade
Table 18: Type, Number, and Capacity of Operating Delayed Coking Units at Petroleum Coke Producers in the CIS/EAEU
Table 19: Petroleum Coke Production (Green and Calcined) in the CIS/EAEU Countries in 1999-2024, Thousand Tons
Table 20: Shipments (Production) of Commercial Green Petroleum Coke by CIS/EAEU Enterprises in 2006-2024, Thousand Tons
Table 21: Calcined Petroleum Coke Production by CIS/EAEU Enterprises in 1999-2024, Thousand Tons
Table 22: Petroleum Coke Production by Russian Enterprises in 2021-2024, Thousand Tons
Table 23: Consumers of Petroleum Coke Produced by JSC TANECO in 2016-2025, Thousand Tons
Table 24: Oil refining and petroleum coke production at Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez LLC in 2016-2024, thousand tons
Table 25: Consumers of petroleum coke produced by Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez LLC in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 26: Material balance of the Ufaneftekhim JSC UZK before and after reconstruction
Table 27: Oil refining and petroleum coke (coking additive) production by Bashneft NK enterprises in 2016-2024, thousand tons
Table 28: Consumers of petroleum coke and coking additive produced by Ufaneftekhim JSC in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 29: Consumers of Petroleum Coke Produced by JSC Novoil in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 30: Consumers of Petroleum Coke Produced by JSC Gazprom Neft-Omsk Oil Refinery in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 31: Oil Refining and Petroleum Coke Production at Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka LLC in 2016-2024, thousand tons
Table 32: Consumers of Petroleum Coke Produced by Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka LLC in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 33: Oil Refining and Petroleum Coke Production at JSC Novokuibyshevsk Oil Refinery in 2016-2024, thousand tons
Table 34: Consumers Petroleum coke produced by JSC Novokuibyshevsk Oil Refinery in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 35: Oil refining and petroleum coke production at JSC Angarsk Petroleum Chemical Company in 2016-2024, thousand tons
Table 36: Consumers of petroleum coke produced by JSC Angarsk Petroleum Chemical Company in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 37: Consumers of petroleum coke produced by Rusinvest-TNPZ LLC in 2016-2025, thousand tons
Table 38: Petroleum coke exports by Pavlodar Petroleum Chemical Plant (including calcined coke from UPNK-PV) in 2008-2024, thousand tons
Table 39: Coke exports (green and calcined) Atyrau Oil Refinery in 2010-2024, thousand tons
Table 40: Petroleum Coke Supplies from the Baku Oil Refinery to Enterprises in Russia and Other Countries in 2010-2024, thousand tons
Table 41: Petroleum Coke Supplies from the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries to Enterprises in Russia and the CIS in 2010-2024, thousand tons
Table 42: Coke Exports and Imports (Green and Calcined) in the Russian Federation in 2000-2025, thousand tons
Table 43: Russian Green Petroleum Coke Exports by Recipient Country in 2001-2024, thousand tons
Table 44: Russian Green Petroleum Coke Exports by Enterprise in 2008-2025, thousand tons Table 45: Russian Exports of Calcined Petroleum Coke by Recipient Country in 2002-2025, thousand tons
Table 46: Russian Exports of Calcined Petroleum Coke by Enterprise in 2005-2024, thousand tons
Table 47: Russian Imports of Green Petroleum Coke by Supplier Country in 2002-2025, thousand tons
Table 48: Main Suppliers of Green Petroleum Coke to Russia in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 49: Green Petroleum Coke Imports by Russian Enterprise in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 50: Russian Imports of Calcined Petroleum Coke by Supplier Country in 2002-2025, thousand tons
Table 51: Main suppliers of calcined petroleum coke to the Russian Federation in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 52: Imports of calcined petroleum coke by Russian enterprises in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 53: Petroleum coke exports by other CIS/EAEU countries in 2014-2024, thousand tons, thousand $, $/t
Table 54: Petroleum coke imports by other EAEU countries, Tajikistan, and Ukraine in 2014-2024, thousand tons, thousand $, $/t
Table 55: Average prices for petroleum coke from Russian producers (by federal districts of the Russian Federation) in 2017-2025, rubles/t (excluding VAT)
Table 56: Average annual export-import prices for Green and calcined petroleum coke in Russia in 2002-2024, $/t
Table 57: Average import prices for calcined petroleum coke for major Russian consumers in 2011-2024, $/t
Table 58: Average import prices for green petroleum coke for major Russian consumers in 2011-2024, $/t
Table 59: Russian export prices for green petroleum coke by supplier in 2018-2024, $/t
Table 60: Russian export prices for calcined petroleum coke by consumer country in 2012-2024, $/t
Table 61: Russian export prices for calcined petroleum coke by supplier in 2015-2024, $/t
Table 62: Structure of Petroleum Coke Consumption in the USSR (1990-1991), %
Table 63: Domestic Consumption of Petroleum Coke (Green and Calcined) in Russia in 2007-2025, thousand tons
Table 64: Sectoral Structure of Petroleum Coke Consumption in Russia in 2024, million tons, %
Table 65: Volumes of Petroleum Coke Supplies to Aluminum Smelters in the Russian Federation in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Table 66: Calcination of Petroleum Coke at Aluminum Smelters in Russia in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 67: Volumes of Petroleum Coke Supplies to Electrode Plants in the Russian Federation in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Table 68: Scheme of Petroleum Coke Supplies to Major Consumers in the CIS/EAEU in 2017-2025
Table 69: Aluminum production and petroleum coke consumption by RUSAL plants in 2023, thousand tons, %
Table 70: Petroleum coke supplies to JSC RUSAL-Krasnoyarsk in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 71: Petroleum coke supplies to JSC RUSAL-Bratsk in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 72: Calcined petroleum coke supplies to JSC RUSAL-Sayanogorsk in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 73: Calcined petroleum coke supplies to JSC RUSAL-Volgograd in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 74: Calcined petroleum coke supplies to JSC RUSAL-Novokuznetsk in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 75: Types of products manufactured by El 6 enterprises, production capacities
Table 76: Petroleum coke supplies to El 6 Novocherkassk branch in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 77: Petroleum coke supplies to El 6 Novosibirsk branch in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 78: Calcined coke supplies from El 6 Novosibirsk branch in 2010-2025, thousand tons
Table 79: Selected financial indicators of ChEMK in 2013-2023, million rubles
Table 80: Domestic Consumption of Petroleum Coke (Green and Calcined) in Kazakhstan in 2014-2024, Thousand Tons
Table 81: Petroleum Coke Supplies to Tajikistan in 2013-2024, Thousand Tons
Table 82: Russian Enterprises Planning to Build Delayed Coking Units
Table 83: Forecast of Petroleum Coke Consumption in Russia by Industry through 2035
Figure 1: Structure of global petroleum coke production by country in 2020-2025, %
Figure 2: Dynamics of average annual export-import prices of petroleum coke (green and calcined) by main supplier and recipient countries in 2018-2024, $/t
Figure 3: Shares of the largest petroleum coke-consuming countries in total global consumption, %
Figure 4: Structure of petroleum coke production capacity in the CIS/EAEU in 2024-2025, %
Figure 5: Dynamics of petroleum coke production in the CIS/EAEU (by country) in 1996-2024, thousand tons
Figure 6: Shares of countries in coke production in the CIS/EAEU in 2005-2024, %
Figure 7: Distribution Russian petroleum coke production capacity by federal district, %
Figure 8: Petroleum coke production dynamics in Russia in 1996-2025, million tons
Figure 9: Shares of oil companies in total petroleum coke production in Russia in 2024, %
Figure 10: Petroleum coke shipment dynamics to consumers by Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez LLC in 1996-2024, thousand tons
Figure 11: Applications of petroleum coke and coking additives produced by Ufaneftekhim JSC
Figure 12: Petroleum coke deliveries by Ufaneftekhim JSC to consumers in 2009-2024, thousand tons
Figure 13: Petroleum coke deliveries by Novoil JSC to consumers in 1996-2024, thousand tons
Figure 14: Green and calcined petroleum coke production dynamics at Gazpromneft-Omsk Refinery in 1998-2024, thousand tons
Figure 15: Petroleum coke production dynamics at Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka LLC in 1995-2024, thousand tons
Figure 16: Petroleum coke supplies dynamics at Novokuibyshevsk Refinery JSC to consumers in 1996-2024, thousand tons
Figure 17: Petroleum coke supplies dynamics at Angarsk Petrochemical Company JSC to consumers in 1996-2024, thousand tons
Figure 18: Petroleum coke production dynamics at RN-Komsomolsk Refinery LLC in 2012-2024, thousand tons
Figure 19: Dynamics of oil production and oil refining in Kazakhstan in 2008-2024, million tons
Figure 20: Dynamics of petroleum coke production by Kazakhstan enterprises in 1995-2024, thousand tons
Figure 21: Dynamics of petroleum coke production (green and calcined) at Pavlodar Oil Refinery in 1995-2024, thousand tons
Figure 22: Flow chart of the petroleum coke calcination unit
Figure 23: Dynamics of petroleum coke production (green and calcined) at Atyrau Oil Refinery in 1995-2024, thousand tons
Figure 24: Dynamics of petroleum coke production at Baku G. Aliyev Oil Refinery in 1996-2024, thousand tons
Figure 25: Dynamics of petroleum coke production (green and calcined) at the Turkmenbashi Complex of Oil Refineries in 1995-2024, thousand tons
Figure 26: Dynamics of export-import supplies of petroleum coke to the Russian Federation in 1995-2025, thousand tons
Figure 27: Imports of calcined and green petroleum coke to the Russian Federation in 1996-2024, thousand tons
Figure 28: Geographic structure of Russian imports of green petroleum coke in 1999-2024, thousand tons
Figure 29: Geographic structure of Russian imports of calcined petroleum coke in 1999-2024, thousand tons
Figure 30: Dynamics of average annual All-Russian prices for petroleum coke (including shale) in 2008-2024, rubles/t, $/t, excluding VAT
Figure 31: Dynamics of average annual export-import prices for petroleum coke (green and calcined) in the Russian Federation in 1999-2024, $/t
Figure 32: Dynamics of export-import prices in the Russian Federation for green petroleum coke in 1999-2024 and forecast to 2030-2035, $/t, $/bbl.
Figure 33: Consumption (million tons) and consumption growth rate (%) of petroleum coke in the Russian Federation in 1995-2025
Figure 34: Production, export-import, and consumption of petroleum coke in the Russian Federation in 1996-2025, thousand tons
Figure 35: Sectoral structure of petroleum coke consumption in the Russian Federation in 2007-2024, %
Figure 36: Dynamics of primary aluminum production in Russia in 2000-2024, thousand tons
Figure 37: Dynamics of petroleum coke supplies (green and calcined) to aluminum smelters in Russia in 2004-2024, thousand tons
Figure 38: Dynamics of petroleum coke supplies to El 6 enterprises in 2004-2024, thousand tons
Figure 39: Dynamics of primary aluminum and baked anode production at Talco in 2006-2025, thousand tons
Figure Figure 40: Coke supply dynamics to Talco in 2000-2024, thousand tons
Figure 41: Petroleum coke production dynamics in Russia in 2005-2024 and scenario forecast to 2030-2035, thousand tons
Figure 42: Petroleum coke production and consumption balance in Russia in 2015-2024 and forecast to 2035, million tons
Figure 43: Petroleum coke production dynamics in other CIS and EAEU countries in 2005-2024 and forecast to 2030-2035, thousand tons
