CEC: Statewide CARB ULSD Output, Supply Fell Last Week


   
    

   OAKHURST, N.J. (DTN) --- Statewide production of California mandated 
ultra-low sulfur diesel edged lower during the week ended Oct. 25 as lower 
output at southern facilities offset increased production to the north, data in 
the California Energy Commission's latest Weekly Fuels report show.

   CEC reports CARB ULSD production at southern refineries declined 101,000 bbl 
last week to 633,000 bbl while output at northern facilities rose 90,000 bbl to 
146,000 bbl last week. Overall CARB ULSD production at 779,000 bbl for the week 
profiled was 58,000 bbl more than the same week in 2023.

   Total CARB ULSD inventories fell 225,000 bbl to 1.338 million bbl in the 
week ended Oct. 25, the lowest level since the end of May and 44% below supply 
on-hand a year ago. Inventory at southern storage sites fell 49,000 bbl and 
stocks at northern facilities dropped 176,000 bbl last week.

   Statewide production of other diesel, including ULSD meeting Environmental 
Protection Agency requirements, declined 48,000 bbl to 681,000 bbl while supply 
dropped 172,000 bbl to 999,000 bbl last week.

   Overall jet fuel production held higher, up 55,000 bbl to 1.842 million bbl 
in the week ended Oct. 25, 6% lower than the same week in 2023. Total jet fuel 
supply added 6,000 bbl to 2.813 million bbl, 4.5% lower than a year ago.




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