February 2017

Trends and Resources

Industry Perspectives: Global desulfurization capacity to skyrocket over the long term

According to OPEC’s World Oil Outlook 2016, desulfurization capacity additions represent the largest capacity increases among all process units to 2040. This trend is due to increased regulations on the amount of sulfur allowed in transportation fuels.

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