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Hambantota Port and Sinopec unveil new high sulphur fuel oil facility to enhance shipping operations - LNW Lanka News Web

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February 13, Colombo (LNW): Sri Lanka’s Hambantota Port, with the backing of China, has partnered with Sinopec to introduce High Sulphur Fuel Oil (HSFO) to their ship fuel offerings, a move expected to significantly benefit the maritime sector. In an official statement, the port confirmed that the newly established facility has the capacity to store up to 6,000 cubic metres of HSFO in two dedicated tanks. The fuel can be transferred to vessels a…
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Game-Changer in Global Shipping: Sri Lanka's Hambantota Port Revolutionizes Maritime Fueling with High Sulphur Fuel Oil! - Commonwealth Union

Sri Lanka’s strategic Hambantota Port is charting a new course in maritime fueling with the introduction of High Sulphur Fuel Oil (HSFO) into its range of ship fuels—a move set to energize shipping operations in South Asia and beyond. Backed by Chinese investment and powered by the expertise of Sinopec Fuel Oil Lanka, the port now stands as a beacon for shipping companies seeking reliable, cost-effective fueling solutions that comply with modern…

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Hambantota Port and Sinopec unveil new high sulphur fuel oil facility to enhance shipping operations - LNW Lanka News Web

February 13, Colombo (LNW): Sri Lanka’s Hambantota Port, with the backing of China, has partnered with Sinopec to introduce High Sulphur Fuel Oil (HSFO) to their ship fuel offerings, a move expected to significantly benefit the maritime sector. In an official statement, the port confirmed that the newly established facility has the capacity to store up to 6,000 cubic metres of HSFO in two dedicated tanks. The fuel can be transferred to vessels a…

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