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BASF Increases Price for AdBlue
13 May 2008
BASF has increased its sales price for AdBlue by €45 (US$70) per 1,000 liters (264 gallons US).
AdBlue is a highly purified 32.5% solution of urea that is used in modern diesel trucks to reduce nitrogen oxides by up to 80% in combination with SCR catalysts.
BASF said it raised the price to assure high product quality and supply reliability in the context of tight raw material markets.
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This number is worthless. Was the old price like 1 USD/m^3 (then it's an increase 45-fold), or like 1000 USD/m^3 (then this is peanuts)...
Interesting to see the scavengers of "ultra-high tech clean combustion" closing in on the helpless pray...
Everyone is in need of a dime, not that we are burning the final drops of precious black gold...
Posted by: realarms | May 14, 2008 2:10:59 PM
