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Taiwan's CPC to buy heavy, low-sulfur crude in January

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2009-11-18 12:00 AM

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CPC Corp., Taiwan's state oil refiner, is seeking to buy low-sulfur, heavy crude for its January loading, the company said in a notice on its Web-site. Low-sulfur or "sweet" grades have less than 0.5 percent sulfur by weight. Heavy crude oil typically yield a larger amount of fuel oil compared with lighter grades, which produce more gasoline and diesel or heating oil.

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