En590 10 PPM

En590 10 PPM is a low-sulfur diesel fuel compliant with European standards, containing a maximum of 10 parts per million sulfur. This product is offered for immediate lift from sea storage, with volumes ranging from 50,000 to 200,000 metric tons available under contract. It meets EN 590:2022 specifications for cetane number, density, and flash point, ensuring compatibility with modern diesel engines in transport and industrial applications.

The fuel is refined to reduce particulate emissions and improve combustion efficiency, with typical sulfur content at 8-10 PPM and a cetane index of 51-53. It is stored in certified marine terminals under strict temperature and contamination controls. While the source indicates Russian origin, the supplier operates from the United States and handles logistics through international hubs. The product is not blended with biodiesel and maintains standard distillation curves per EN 590.

This fuel serves fleets in maritime shipping, heavy-duty road transport, and stationary generators requiring low-emission compliance. Buyers typically include international freight operators, port authorities, and industrial energy managers. Trade terms include FOB and CIF, with cargo released against confirmed letter of credit. Packaging is bulk tanker only, no drum or container options. Lead time is dependent on vessel scheduling and port availability.

Commax Investment Group, Inc is listed as an importer of diesel fuel with operations based in the United States. The supplier profile indicates a harbor-level trust tier and no verified response metrics. No company history, employee count, or production facilities are disclosed. The listing presents the supplier as a facilitator of bulk fuel logistics rather than a producer or refiner.

The supplier does not claim ownership of storage assets or refining capacity. All product origins are sourced externally, with the current offering linked to Russian production. The supplier’s role appears limited to contract coordination and documentation handling. No certifications, quality control labs, or inspection reports are mentioned in the source data.