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Apr 22, 2020 ... the looming deadline.
But in that case the low nominal price was in return for the free use of barges for the debunkering operation, which would otherwise have cost the shipowner several hundred ... |
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Apr 21, 2020 ... Chinoy has told Ship & Bunker.
"That said, in many ports we are not allowed to go on the barge or even the ship's accommodation, so we cannot measure the barge's tanks for starters. This ... |
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Apr 15, 2020 ... without commenting on whether it was taking on new customers.
About half of the 14 bunker barges listed on Ocean Bunkering's website appear to be moving this week, according to ... |
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Mar 31, 2020 ... Asahi Tanker has decided to build two battery-powered bunker barges with zero greenhouse gas emissions, the company said Friday.
The e5 Lab consortium -- consisting of Asahi Tanker, ... |
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Mar 17, 2020 ... with viscositiies ranging from 10 to 380 CST.
The company has deployed two of its wholly owned barges, each with a capacity of 4,800 mt of fuel oil and 1,000 mt of gasoil, for the ... |
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Mar 16, 2020 ... agreement with Total to supply the ships with 300,000 mt of LNG per year for a decade from a new barge.
That order was a significant boost to the nascent LNG bunkering industry, taken as ... |
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Mar 16, 2020 ... Ship & Bunker that bunker operations have not stopped at Augusta.
"We have ensured that our barge crews have sufficient protection and appropriate instruction to cope with this high risk ... |
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Mar 16, 2020 ... United Arab Emirates, the company said Monday.
The company has deployed two of its wholly owned barges, each with a capacity of 4,800 mt of fuel oil and 1,000 mt of gasoil, for the operation, it ... |
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Mar 16, 2020 ... comprised of VLSFO and MGO.
Istanbul has six physical suppliers operating a total of 55 bunker ... |
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Mar 11, 2020 ... oil refinery, and it would seem unreasonable to expect a bunker supplier to be found to send a barge on a 4,000 mile round trip for a single stem there.
This meant that the Oyster Bay was ... |
