Media: Marine gas oil beats low sulfur fuel
21 days left until sulfur regulations: Significant demand for marine gas oil (MGO) in northwestern Europe, while the demand for low sulfur fuel oil is declining, according to Platts.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
The approaching implementation of the bunker regulations can now be seen on the bunker trade in northwestern Europe. Starting January 1st, carriers will only be allowed to emit 0.1 percent sulfur from their ships when operating in the ECA zones, and demand for marine gas oil (MGO) - which represents one solution for complying with the requirements - is now increasing.
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