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Worldwide Sulfur Content Of Commercially Available Diesel Fuels - Detailed Classification - BB00.40-P-0136-02A

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Model All (4xWD, CAR, Heavy transporter, Light transporter, smart) 

Sheet 136.2 

In mg/kg

    Worldwide sulfur content of commercially available diesel fuels - Rough classification BB00.40-P-0136-01A 

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

Diesel fuel sulfur content mg/kg < 10 < 50 < 500 > 500... 1000
Europe + CIS Albania Montenegro   Armenia Azerbaijan
  Belgium Netherlands   Georgia Tajikistan
  Bosnia-Herzegovina Norway   Kazakhstan  
  Bulgaria Austria   Uzbekistan  
  Denmark Poland      
  Germany Portugal      
  Estonia Romania      
  Finland Russia      
  France Sweden      
  Greece Switzerland      
  Great Britain Serbia      
  Ireland Slovak Republic      
  Iceland Slovenia      
  Italy Spain      
  Croatia Czech Republic      
  Latvia Turkey      
  Lithuania Ukraine      
  Luxembourg Hungary      
  Malta Belarus      
  Macedonia Cyprus      
  Moldavia        
Australia + Oceania Australia New Zealand   Fiji  
  New Caledonia     Papua New Guinea  
Asia China Singapore India Brunei  
  Hongkong South Korea Philippines Malaysia  
  Japan Taiwan Sri Lanka Myanmar (Burma)  
  Macao   Thailand Vietnam  
Africa Morocco   Mauritius Kenya Algeria
      South Africa Madagascar Gabon
      Tunisia Mozambique Libya
        Zimbabwe  
        South Africa  
        Tanzania  
Middle East Israel     Bahrain  
  Palestine     Lebanon  
        Oman  
        Qatar  
        Saudi Arabia  
        United Arab Emirates  
North America Canada USA      
Latin America Argentina   Costa Rica Brazil Honduras
  Brazil   Dominican Republic Ecuador Trinidad and Tobago
  Chile   Jamaica Guatemala  
  Mexico   Colombia Mexico  
      Paraguay Panama  
      Peru    
      Uruguay    

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. At a sulfur content > 1000 mg/kg these are listed on Sheet 136.1. No information is available for countries that are not listed.