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New Bunker Tanker in Saint Petersburg

by Ship & Bunker News Team

Friday September 20, 2013

Russian bunker supplier Nevsky Mazut Group has deployed a new bunkering tanker in the port of Saint-Petersburg, IAA PortNews reports.

Aleksandr Sobolev, Chairman of the Group’s Board of Directors, said the 599-dwt tanker Sula woill supply marine diesel fuel.

The news means Nevsky Mazut Group now operates 4 bunkering vessels.

The group also has an oil tank farm in Saint-Petersburg, a fleet of heavy fuel oil carriers, and a laboratory, according to IAA PortNews.

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