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HSFO 380

High-sulphur fuel oil, 380 centistokes viscosity — a bunker and power-generation fuel.

HSFO 380 (High-Sulphur Fuel Oil, 380 cSt) is a residual fuel oil used historically as bunker fuel and in power generation. Post-IMO 2020, marine HSFO use is restricted to vessels with scrubbers; most bunker demand shifted to VLSFO (0.5% sulphur).

Priced vs MOPS 180 and 380 HSFO assessments, plus Platts FO 3.5% NWE.

Related: VLSFO, MOPS, IMO-2020.

What does HSFO 380 mean in oil and commodity trading?
High-sulphur fuel oil, 380 centistokes viscosity — a bunker and power-generation fuel.
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