D2 Gasoil Supply Against an Agreed Specification
This category presents D2 gasoil with an agreed sulfur level and other contractual parameters for bulk buyers. “5000 ppm” refers to a sulfur ceiling or specification and should not be treated as a confirmed cargo value without the relevant COA.
Main Parameters in D2 Gasoil Analysis
Parameter | Why it matters | Suggested control |
|---|---|---|
Sulfur | Determines regulatory, environmental and permitted-use compliance | Cargo-specific COA and test method |
Cetane number | Affects combustion quality | Contract minimum and measurement method |
Density and viscosity | Affects injection, transfer and quantity calculation | Reference temperature and acceptance range |
Flash point | Important for transport and storage safety | Test standard and contractual limit |
Water, sediment and distillation | Indicates cleanliness and fuel behaviour | Agreed sampling and valid laboratory report |
Compliance With Destination Regulations
Higher-sulfur gasoil may only be imported and used where the destination’s fuel and environmental rules permit the grade. Buyer and seller should review the technical specification, import permission, delivery method, inspection and contractual responsibilities before proceeding.
If you have any questions, the answers are provided in the D2 diesel specifications and applications guide. Buyers choosing between fuel families can also read the D2 versus EN590 comparison.
Request a Commercial D2 Offer
Provide the required specification, quantity, destination, delivery schedule, inspection method and Incoterm through the Coolak sourcing form. For lower-sulfur diesel, see the EN590 category.