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Worldwide Sulfur Content Of Commercially Available Diesel Fuels - Rough Classification - BB00.40-P-0136-01A

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Sheet 136.1 

In % by weight

    Worldwide sulfur content of commercially available diesel fuels - Detailed classification BB00.40-P-0136-02A 

(°) Detailed classification in Sheet 136.2

When this Specification for Operating Fluids was drawn up, we were aware of the following sulfur content:

Diesel fuel sulfur content% (m/m) < 0.1 (°) < 0.3 < 0.8 > 0.8
Europe + CIS Albania Italy Russia   Kyrgyzstan  
  Armenia Kazakhstan Sweden   Turkmenistan  
  Azerbaijan Croatia Switzerland      
  Belgium Latvia Serbia      
  Bosnia-Herzegovina Lithuania Slovak Republic      
  Bulgaria Luxembourg Slovenia      
  Denmark Malta Spain      
  Germany Macedonia Tajikistan      
  Estonia Moldavia Czech Republic      
  Finland Montenegro Turkey      
  France Netherlands Ukraine      
  Georgia Norway Hungary      
  Greece Austria Uzbekistan      
  Great Britain Poland Belarus      
  Ireland Portugal Cyprus      
  Iceland Romania        
Australia + Oceania Australia New Caledonia Papua New Guinea      
  Fiji New Zealand        
Asia Brunei Myanmar (Burma) Vietnam Afghanistan   Pakistan
  China Philippines   Bangladesh    
  Hongkong Singapore   Indonesia    
  India Sri Lanka   Cambodia    
  Japan South Korea   Laos    
  Macao Taiwan   Mongolia    
  Malaysia Thailand   Sri Lanka    
Africa Algeria Mozambique   Angola Egypt  
  Gabon Zimbabwe   Ivory Coast Cameroon  
  Kenya South Africa   Ghana Democratic Republic of Congo  
  Libya Tanzania   Republic of the Congo Mali  
  Madagascar Tunisia   Mauritania Senegal  
  Morocco     Nigeria    
  Mauritius     Tunisia    
Middle East Bahrain Lebanon Saudi Arabia Kuwait Lebanon Iraq
  Israel Oman United Arab Emirates     Iran
  Qatar Palestine       Jordan
North America Canada USA        
Latin America Argentina Guatemala Paraguay Argentina Bolivia  
  Brazil Honduras Peru Guatemala Dominican Republic  
  Chile Jamaica Trinidad and Tobago Suriname El Salvador  
  Costa Rica Colombia Uruguay   Jamaica  
  Dominican Republic Mexico     Peru  
  Ecuador Panama        

The specified country-specific sulfur ranges only apply for the point in time when they were recorded between summer 2015 and winter 2016/2017. It must be assumed that there will be a reduction in sulfur content in the future, not an increase.

Countries with multiple classifications offer fuel grades with various sulfur content at the same time. No information is available for countries that are not listed.