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Fri 15 Jul 2016, 10:41 GMT

New physical bunker supplier in the Danube


Ukrainian firm has this week commenced its supply operation at the 61st mile of the Danube river.

Kiev-based bunker firm Marine Standard Ltd has this week commenced a new physical supply operation at the 61st mile of the Danube river.

The company's 455-dwt barge, Miranda (IMO 8330542), has begun carrying out deliveries of marine gas oil (MGO) to vessels in the area. It has a total storage capacity of around 350 metric tonnes.

The maximum sulphur content of the MGO being delivered is said to be 0.1 percent. Price levels being quoted today were at $480 per metric tonne.

In addition to the Danube, Marine Standard also has an offshore supply operation in the Black Sea. The company is able to deliver OPL [off port limits] Kavkaz and OPL Odessa, supplying intermediate fuel oil (IFO) with a viscosity ranging from 30 centistoke (cSt) to 380 cSt, in addition to MGO.

Contact details for Marine Standard Ltd have been provided below.

Marine Standard Ltd.

Telephone: +380 63 279 96 07
Telephone: +380 44 233 80 33
Email: bunker@seastandard.com
Website: www.seastandard.com

Address:
Kanal'naya Str., 2
Kiev 02081
Ukraine

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