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How much does 1 metric ton of D2 diesel at Platt's pricing cost?
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∙ 15y ago
D2 is the Russian/Soviet gasoil specification. You would take the sulfur content and other specs, and lookup the appropriate Western spec. You'll likely have a basis to this as there will be quality varitions, likely to the downside.
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