May 2020
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Refining: Despite decline, Group 1 base stocks are here to stay
Given increasingly stringent automotive specifications and the advent of the International Maritime Organization’s 2020 sulfur regulations, the continued decrease in Group I base stocks demand should come as no surprise for anyone in the industry.
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The Author
Nadasdi, T. - ExxonMobil, The Woodlands, Texas
Tim Nadasdi is the Product Development Advisor for ExxonMobil. He supports the development of the company’s differentiated base stock market, with a focus on developing products with optimized properties to fit market needs. He has held numerous roles at ExxonMobil in various lines of business. Dr. Nadasdi earned a PhD in chemistry
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