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China low-sulfur residual oil prices high on reduced supply

China low-sulfur residual oil prices were pushed up to a relatively high level in recent days as the supply of low-sulfur residual oil resources from domestic refineries to the market decreased.

08-29-2022 18:02:00
China’s low-sulfur bunker fuel production rises modestly in July

The low-sulfur bunker fuel (with no more than 0.5% sulfur) production of Chinese refiners stayed high at about 905,000 mt in July with a modest increase of 2.93% from June, JLC data shows.

08-25-2020 17:39:17
Tianjin exports first batch of very-low-sulfur bunker fuel oil

About 40,500 mt of very-low-sulfur bunker fuel oil (with less than 0.5% sulfur) produced by PetroChina Dagang Petrochemical was unloaded into the bonded warehouse of CHIMBUSCO Tianjin Co on July 17, with coordinated supervision of Xingang customs and Nanjiang customs.

07-21-2020 17:15:42
INE solicits opinions on low-sulfur fuel oil futures

The Shanghai International Energy Exchange (INE) released an announced on May 22 to solicit opinions on low-sulfur (LS) fuel oil futures.

05-25-2020 17:43:21
Sinopec to produce clean heavy low-sulfur bunker oil at scale

Beijing (JLC), June 12, 2019--Sinopec aims to achieve 10 million mt/yr capacity for clean heavy low-sulfur bunker oil in 2020, and exceed 15 million mt/yr in 2023, according to sources from the company.

06-12-2019 17:42:42
Low-sulfur bunker fuel to cover China’s all ports

Beijing (JLC), October 23, 2018--Sinopec said at IPEC 2018 (held in Zhoushan of Zhejiang on October 18) that low-sulfur heavy bunker fuel will be supplied at China’s all coastal ports starting from January 1, 2020, said market sources.

10-23-2018 16:33:38
Lukoil to produce more low-sulfur bunker

Volgograd, backed by Lukoil, will produce 360,000-480,000 mt of bunker oil with 0.5% sulfur in order to meet the demand of low-sulfur bunker oil.

04-23-2018 17:26:43
Regulation of low-sulfur fuel would reshuffle the shipbuilding and refining industries

BMI’s researches showed, the newly-issued sulfur content regulations on vessel fuel of International Marine Organization (IMO) would erode the demand for high-sulfur fuel oil, and also stimulate the refineries to upgrade the transformation and desulfuration capacity.

03-23-2017 18:02:08

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