The triazine market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.6% by the end of this decade, to reach a value of USD 814.55 million. The development of the triazine sector is powered by the rapid development in the oil and gas sector and healthcare industries.

1,3,5-triazine category had highest volume of consumption in the past. This is because it is the utmost stable isomeric form of triazine and it is usually used in industries such as chemical and oil & gas. It is widely used for manufacturing of triazine derivatives, for example MMA, MEA and melamine, which are used in the production of numerous end products. 

The growing necessity for 1,3,5-triazine-based derivatives for scavenging procedures in the oil & gas sector in addition to their increasing consumption for manufacture of pesticides, is propelling the growth of the industry.
MEA was the most consumed in the past all over the globe, and it will continue to grow in the years to come. It is extensively used in the oil & gas sector as a H2S mercaptan and scavenger in hydrogen streams. 

With the development of the oil & gas industry, reflected in the increase in examination & construction activities, the category will further grow.

In the years to come, the oil & gas category will lead the industry. This is mainly for the reason that it is measured the most affordable chemical for sour management. 
Moreover, the increasing requirement for effective rust guard in the pipelines and tanks of storage, apart from plummeting the release of damaging odors, will propel the market in the years to come.

North America was the leader of the triazine market in the past as a result of the increasing requirement for triazine in the chemical and oil & gas sectors.  
According to the EIA, shale manufacture in the U.S. has augmented twelvefold in the past one and a half decades. Shale gas is an affordable substitute for crude oil, and it acts as a feedstock for the manufacture of numerous chemicals.