Marine fuel regulations: LNG and scrubbing are long term solutions
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Report summary
This insight is the second of a two-part analysis presenting a coherent view of the evolving market dynamics with regard to supply, demand, price and technological development within the global bunker market. While the first insight focused on our outlook to 2020, this insight assesses the post-2020 implications, when emerging technologies such as LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) and exhaust gas scrubbing start to have a much greater impact on the global marine bunker market.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
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The story so far .
- Timeline for IMO marine bunker fuel sulphur emissions limits
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Options for compliance
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Installation of sulphur emission abatement technology
- Stages of technological development for sulphur scrubbers for marine use
- Shift to middle distillate fuels
- Shift to LNG
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Installation of sulphur emission abatement technology
- Concluding remarks
Tables and charts
This report includes 15 images and tables including:
- Marine fuel regulations: LNG and scrubbing are long term solutions: Image 1
- Global oil product demand and supply balance with global sulphur limit shift in 2020
- Global oil product demand and supply balance with global sulphur limit shift in 2025
- North America marine fuel prices (2013 prices)
- Asia marine fuel demand prices (2013 prices)
- Marine fuel regulations: LNG and scrubbing are long term solutions: Image 9
- North West Europe marine fuel prices
- Alternative basis for LNG fuel prices in Europe
- North West Europe marine fuel demand, 2013 – 2030
- North America marine fuel demand, 2013 - 2030
- Volume displaced by LNG in marine fuel market
- % share displaced by LNG in marine fuel market
- Marine fuel regulations: LNG and scrubbing are long term solutions: Image 2
- Marine fuel regulations: LNG and scrubbing are long term solutions: Image 3
- Marine fuel regulations: LNG and scrubbing are long term solutions: Image 4
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