SUBSCRIBER NOTE: Platts seeks feedback on reflecting JPTT in Singapore gasoline MOC process

S&P Global Platts is inviting feedback on a proposal to include Jurong Port Tank Terminals as a loading point in the Singapore Market on Close assessment process for gasoline.

Platts uses the Singapore MOC process to assess the value of oil across Asia and the Middle East. The benchmark FOB Singapore price assessments reflect FOB Straits bids, offers and trades, wherein the seller may nominate cargoes for loadings from approved terminals in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.

Under the proposal, sellers in the MOC process would be able to nominate JPTT as a loading point for cargoes traded on a FOB Straits basis. Delivery of oil from JPTT would be subject to the performance and nomination requirements prevailing in the FOB Straits markets.

The list of Straits terminals reflected in the FOB Singapore MOC process is published in the methodology and specification guide "Asia Pacific And Middle East Refined Oil Products" at https://www.platts.com/methodology-specifications/oil Located in Pulau Damar Laut at Jurong Port, the terminal is owned and operated by a 60:40 joint venture between Jurong Port Pte Ltd and Oiltanking GmbH. The first phase of the terminal has a capacity of 252,000 cu m and four jetties, with Jetty No. 3 having a maximum draft of 17.6 meters and able to accommodate vessels of up to 180,000 dwt.

Please send any feedback or questions to asia_products@spglobal.com and pricegroup@spglobal.com by May 22, 2019. For written comments, please provide a clear indication if comments are not intended for publication by Platts for public viewing. Platts will consider all comments received and will make comments not marked as confidential available upon request.