Fuel sulphur limit: Kenya keeps 50mg/kg rule for 6 more months
Kenya has extended the 50mg/kg fuel sulphur limit for petrol and diesel by six months to protect supply amid Middle East disruption. What it means.
Kenya has extended the 50mg/kg fuel sulphur limit for petrol and diesel by six months to protect supply amid Middle East disruption. What it means.
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