COVID-19 leaves bunker market awash in low-sulfur feedstocks

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COVID-19 leaves bunker market awash in low-sulfur feedstocks

Kevin Saville, Associate Managing Editor | May 18, 2020 4:15PM EDT
Any concerns about the availability of IMO 2020–compliant fuels have evaporated because COVID-19’s hit on road and aviation fuels has left the global refining complex awash in low-sulfur feedstocks that are finding their way into the bunker market.
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