Fuel Switch Snapshot: Conventional gains hand biofuels back their edge
Conventional fuel prices have risen at both Rotterdam and Singapore over the past week while B100 and Rotterdam’s B30 blends have fallen, handing the fuels that are favoured by EU regulations back much of the ground they lost last week. Four spreads have flipped outright, two at each port. B100’s premium over VLSFO in Rotterdam ...
Conventional fuel prices have risen at Rotterdam and Singapore over the past week, while biofuels such as B100 and Rotterdam's B30 blends have fallen, regaining much of the ground they lost last week. Four spreads have flipped outright, with B100's premium over VLSFO in Rotterdam narrowing by $42/mt to $10/mt, and its premium over HSFO narrowing by $71/mt to $107/mt. The OceanScore FuelEU pooling index held flat this week, with the compliance side driven by a rise in Dec26 EUA prices.
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