The forecast data for additives and oxygenates (excluding the biofuel portion) in the UK shows a decreasing trend from 2024 to 2028, starting at 44.89 Gigawatt-hours in 2024 and declining to 16.94 Gigawatt-hours by 2028. Given the repetition of these values, it indicates a consistent year-on-year reduction, highlighting a significant decrease in consumption.

As of 2023, exact data is not provided, but the forecasted CAGR over the next five years points to a sharp downward trend, noting the escalating shift away from non-biofuel oxygenates.

Future trends to watch for:

Improved energy efficiency and technological innovation could further drive down consumption.
Government regulations favouring biofuel and sustainable alternatives could accelerate this downward trend.
The growth of electric vehicles could contribute to declining demand for fuel additives.