Diesel Fuel Sulfur Levels MENA August 2008
{"Image DocumentName": "Diesel Fuel Sulfur Levels MENA August 2008", "Image ImageDescription": "5000/ ~ / = 10 / / / / / / ~2010. The other unmistakable trend is that of product quality. This Shows that even in 2008, most of the Middle East and North Africa countries are evolving from diesel fuel sulfur levels in the thousands to levels approaching 10 PPM by 2010, to match the need in the OECD and U.S. Putting it all together now, over the next several decades, we continue to be dependent on conventional oil for the most part but with an increasing portion coming from heavy and extra-heavy oils, at the same time, middle-distillates demand is growing and the growth is in areas that demand very clean fuels. So, how does the Refining sector and particularly that in the Arab World, satisfy all these trends. Through refining technology and a major part of this technology is what we call hydroprocessing. Middle East diesel sulfur specifications are tightening (limit ppm S/year) Sources:  (2008 specs) and Wood Mackenzie (future specs) Forward-looking projections in this presentation are subject to risk factors noted on page 4 of the Introduction section.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}