Fri 21 Jan 2011, 07:41 GMT

Singapore historical sales summary


Breakdown of sales for each grade of fuel at the world's leading bunker port since 2002.



A summary has been included below for sales of 500-centistoke (cst), 380-cst, 180-cst and marine gas oil (MGO) in the port of Singapore between 2002 and 2010.

Included in the summary is total sales for each grade of fuel per year and the change compared to the previous year expressed in metric tonnes and as a percentage. Total sales at the port have also been included in a separate table.

500-cst
Year Sales(mt) +/-(mt) +/-(%)
2010 5,287.7 +1,597.9 +43.3
2009 3,689.8 -693.9 -15.8
2008 4,383.7 +400.4 +10.1
2007 3,983.3 +942.4 +31.0
2006 3,041.9 +428.4 +16.4
2005 2,613.5


380-cst
Year Sales(mt) +/-(mt) +/-(%)
2010 31,451,5 +3,026.6 +10.6
2009 28,425.5 +2,483.6 +9.6
2008 25,941.8 +3,219.8 +14.2
2007 22,722.0 +2,362.2 +11.6
2006 20,359.8 +2,424.3 +13.5
2005 17,935.5 +1,143.5 +6.8
2004 16,792.0 +1,720.1 +11.4
2003 15,071.9 + 597.7 +4.1
2002 14,474.2


180-cst
Year Sales(mt) +/-(mt) +/-(%)
2010 2,271.9 +66.00 +3.0
2009 2,205.9 -490.10 -18.2
2008 2,696.0 -268.90 -9.1
2007 2,964.9 -37.60 -1.3
2006 3,002.5 +4.90 +0.2
2005 2,997.6 -22.00 -0.7
2004 3,019.6 +215.90 +7.7
2003 2,803.7 -35.80 -1.3
2002 2,839.5


MGO
Year Sales(mt) +/-(mt) +/-(%)
2010 1,596.6 +13.40 +0.8
2009 1,583.2 +45.70 +3.0
2008 1,537.5 +35.50 +2.4
2007 1,502.0 -12.90 -0.9
2006 1,514.9 +73.00 +5.1
2005 1,441.9 +63.40 +4.6
2004 1,378.5 +43.40 +3.3
2003 1,335.1 -417.80 -23.8
2002 1,752.9


Total Sales
Year Sales(mt) +/-(mt) +/-(%)
2010 40,853.0 +4,466.30 +12.3
2009 36,386.7 +1,450.30 +4.2
2008 34,936.4 +3,390.40 +10.7
2007 31,546.0 +3,166.90 +11.2
2006 28,379.1 +2,900.00 +11.4
2005 25,479.1 +1,912.20 +8.1
2004 23,566.9 +2,757.90 +13.3
2003 20,809.0 +712.60 +3.5
2002 20,096.4


Source: Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA)

Sales expressed in metric tonnes ('000)


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