Venezuela has changed the formulas for calculating the royalties energy companies pay the government to remove references to fuel oil and some crude grades, driven by stricter rules governing marine fuel emissions, according to a document seen by Reuters. A ban by the UN shipping agency, the International Maritime Organization (IMO), on the use of fuels with a sulfur content above 0.5%, aimed at reducing pollution, has roiled oil markets and caused price volatility for high-sulfur products like fuel oil.
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机译：委内瑞拉已经改变了计算Royalties Energy Company的公式，通过路透社看到的一份文件，通过更严格的规则，通过更严格的规则删除对燃料油和一些粗等级的提议。 由联合国航运机构禁止国际海运组织（IMO），旨在以高于0.5％以上的燃料，旨在减少污染，拥有巨大的石油市场，并为燃料油等高硫产品造成价格波动 。
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