German refinery to be resurrected ahead of IMO sulfur rules
A German refinery which has been idle for several years has signed a deal with a customer to produce low sulfur fuel for the coming 2020 requirements. Sources tell Reuters that the customer is Shell.
The 2020 sulfur requirements have encouraged Royal Dutch Shell and Dutch port company HES International to partially power a German oil refinery which has lain idle since 2011, say sources to Reuters.
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