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Background: In the past, Platts has tended to reflect the most<br />

recent trade on barges, and has reflected this in the cargo-barge<br />

differential. Because this market is extremely illiquid, Platts now<br />

realigns the cargo-barge spread in line with prevailing freight<br />

rates on a daily basis.<br />

Dispatch Category EB<br />

12 Char. Symbol PRPNPHRTTCQE<br />

9 Char. Symbol(s) PPNARTSBH · PPNARTSBL<br />

7 Char. Symbol PAAAM00<br />

Earliest Date 03-SEP-1979<br />

Vendors BLM CQI DRI EMS FTP FUT KR RTR SAR<br />

Description Naphtha FOB R'dam Barges<br />

JET FUEL<br />

PJAAU00 JET CARGOES CIF NWE<br />

Quality: The assessments reflect standard commercial Jet-A1<br />

specifications, as defined by UK Ministry of Defence in DEFSTAN<br />

91/91 latest issue and the Joint Fueling System Checklist. The<br />

Joint Fueling System Checklist requires jet fuel to meet the more<br />

stringent requirements of Defstan 91 91 5 and the American<br />

Society for Testing & Materials', Standard Specification D 1655-<br />

04a. Typical DEFSTAN specifications under issue 5 are as follows:<br />

Sulfur is 0.3% maximum, specific gravity is 0.775-0.840 g/ml,<br />

flash point is 38 degrees C minimum, freeze point is minus 47<br />

degrees C maximum.<br />

Size: Cargo assessments reflect standard tradable parcels. Because<br />

of a change in the production and consumption patterns in<br />

Europe, spot parcels have become increasingly larger with typical<br />

spot trade within 25-45,000 mt with a standard emerging to<br />

around 30,000mt.. Platts takes into account spot deliveries made<br />

in full or part cargoes at seller’s options. Typically the assessment<br />

is normalized to 30 kt full or part-cargo, seller’s option, delivered<br />

basis a “par” port within NWE where the seller guarantees laytime<br />

of 36 plus 6 hours to the buyer of each parcel. Full-cargo<br />

only bids will be considered restrictive.<br />

Location: CIF NWE. Typically, cargoes delivered into ARA, UK<br />

and northern France are considered in the assessment but<br />

because trading patterns are diverse, no single base base location<br />

is reflected. Deliveries into Scandinavia including Copenhagen<br />

are not considered, however. Offers are assumed to carry a<br />

normal range of CP options within NWE. Where an offer is<br />

made without CP options, it is regarded restrictive.<br />

Timing: Reflects material for delivery 10-25 days from date of<br />

publication, with prices normalized to the mid-point of this<br />

delivery window.<br />

Other: “Par” ports are typically considered to be those with<br />

flexibility to handle a variety of cargo sizes from MR to LR.<br />

METHODOLOGY GUIDE JET FUEL<br />

EUROPEAN PRODUCTS<br />

Offers or bids basis non-par ports may considered in the<br />

assessment, but these will typically be normalized to the<br />

standard. Typical “par” ports within NWE include Fawley,<br />

Milford Haven, Shell Haven. Royal Portbury Docks is considered<br />

as par port in those situations when the seller absorbs the extra<br />

discharge costs and when offers/bids are made that do not<br />

penalize the counterparty based on tidal draft conditions. Le<br />

Havre is typically reflected at a slight discount to a “par” port as<br />

this port can receive very large cargoes that may not fit in other<br />

locations, while smaller ports with vessel-size restrictions such as<br />

Isle of Grain may be considered at a premium to the standard.<br />

Background: DEFSTAN 91/91 was formerly referred to as DERD<br />

2494. The UK Ministry of Defence has updated Defstan 91-91,<br />

the defining standard for Jet A1 in Europe, with the release Feb 8<br />

of issue 5. Since Feb 8, 2005, Platts jet NWE and Mediterranean<br />

assessments have reflected issue 5 spec, having previously Platts<br />

reflected Defstan 91-91 issue 4 specification. Defstan 91/91<br />

issue 4 was published June 14, 2002 and defined a sulfur limit of<br />

0.3% maximum<br />

Dispatch Category EB<br />

12 Char. Symbol PRPJK$NWECLS<br />

9 Char. Symbol(s) PPJKNEDCH · PPJKNEDCL<br />

7 Char. Symbol PJAAU00<br />

Earliest Date 03-SEP-1979<br />

Vendors BLM CQI DRI EMS FTP FUT KR RTR SAR<br />

Description Jet Kero CIF NWE Cargoes<br />

15<br />

PJAAV00 JET CARGOES FOB NWE<br />

Quality: The assessments reflect standard commercial Jet-A1<br />

specifications, as defined by UK Ministry of Defence in DEFSTAN<br />

91/91 latest issue and the Joint Fueling System Checklist. The Joint<br />

Fueling System Checklist requires jet fuel to meet the more<br />

stringent requirements of Defstan 91 91 5 and the American Society<br />

for Testing & Materials', Standard Specification D 1655-04a. Typical<br />

DEFSTAN specifications under issue 5 are as follows: Sulfur is 0.3%<br />

maximum, specific gravity is 0.775-0.840 g/ml, flash point is 38<br />

degrees C minimum, freeze point is minus 47 degrees C maximum.<br />

Timing: Cargo assessments reflect parcels loading or delivered<br />

10-25 days forward.<br />

Size: Cargo assessments reflect standard tradable parcels. Because<br />

of a change in the production and consumption patterns in<br />

Europe, spot parcels have become increasingly larger with typical<br />

spot trade within 25-45,000 mt. Platts will also take into account<br />

spot deliveries made in full or part cargoes.<br />

Location: FOB NWE.<br />

Timing: Reflects material for loading 10-25 days from date of<br />

publication, with prices normalized to the mid-point of this<br />

delivery window.

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