Jaime Ruiz-Cabrero, Clint Follette, and Rafael Moreno look at IMO MARPOL Annex VI 2020 and predict there is volatility ahead for the refining sector

With over 25 years of proven operational history, LUKOIL is major international oil company that today operates within more than 30 countries around the world. LUKOIL is a leading business that performs within the full energy cycle of the oil and gas market by performing exploration, production, refining, trading and sales activities as well as undertaking power generation services

The Gulf Petrochem Group is a market leader in the oil sector. It aims to be an integrated multinational energy organisation, by driving international growth and worldwide development projects

Operating as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Norwegian firm Statoil ASA, Statoil Refining Denmark A/S is Denmark’s key refinery company meeting over 80 per cent of the country’s gasoline and diesel requirements via its Kalundborg refinery operations

Founded in 2006 by energy and commodities organisation, the Vitol Group, VTTI currently offers eight million cubic metres of combined storage space across five continents, an impressive number that is anticipated to rise to more than ten million as more projects come into play

Operating through its subsidiaries under the brands Tamoil and HEM, the Oilinvest Group engages in a broad base of activities encompassing the refining, supply and trading, shipping, bunkering, storage, distribution and marketing and retail of oil products.

A renewed focus With roots dating back as far as 1945, Tamoil SA has a 70-year history of operation within the petroleum refining and retail sector. The company is part of the Oilinvest Group that currently manages its Tamoil and HEM brands throughout Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Spain and the Netherlands

Since its purchase from Dansk Esso in 1986, Statoil Refining Denmark A/S hasoperated the Kalundborg refinery on behalf of the Statoil Group, along with a product terminal in the centre of Zealand.

Founded in 2006 by energy and commodities organisation, the Vitol Group, VTTI currently offers eight million cubic metres of combined storage space across five continents, an impressive number that is anticipated to rise to more than ten million as more projects come into play.

Tanked up Founded in 2006 by energy and commodities organisation, the Vitol Group, VTTI currently offers eight million cubic metres of combined storage space across five continents, an impressive number that is anticipated to rise to more than ten million as more projects come into play. Under co-ownership since 2010,