Dunbar, D.
Daniel Dunbar has been associated with EnSys since 1984. He has more than 30 years of experience in the petroleum and related industries, with particular expertise in petroleum technology and economics, oil and gas production, electric utilities and computer-based simulation. Prior to his association with EnSys, he held supervisory and executive positions with Getty, Chemico and Commonwealth Oil, Nuclear Power Services Co., Gordian and ICF. Mr. Dunbar received a BS degree in chemical engineering from Columbia University in New York, New York.
Business Trends: Anticipated market and pricing impacts from new marine fuel regulations
In October 2016, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) announced that it will implement a new regulation that calls for the sulfur content in marine fuels to be reduced from 3.5% to 0.5%. The new regulation will go into effect in January 2020. This action by the IMO will have a profound impact on the maritime and refining industries worldwide, as well as on the environment. This month’s Business Trends section provides an overview on the anticipated impacts of the IMO’s decision on petroleum product markets.
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- Russia may ease ban on diesel exports soon 10/4
- U.S. energy company HIF Global, Japan's Eneos to explore cooperation in e-fuels 10/4
- Kuwait's Kipic says third refinery at Al Zour oil compound to start operation before end of October 10/4
- India buys less Russian oil while Turkey increases its purchases 10/4
- Belize to launch project to make biofuel from seaweed clogging Caribbean coasts 10/4
- Egypt, Maersk's C2X sign agreement worth up to $3 B for production of green fuel 10/4
