Repsol of Spain advances LNG fuel plans and reports good low-sulfur IMO provision sales
Monday, 20 January 2020
Spanish energy company Repsol, a maritime fuel sector participant with plans to re-fuel Spain-UK ferries with LNG, said the International Maritime Organization sulfur curbs had led to it selling around 150,000 metric tons of low-sulfur fuel at Spanish ports and nearly 1 million tons in Singapore.
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