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Home » NPA Says Vessels conveying fuel, others to berth at Delta ports

NPA Says Vessels conveying fuel, others to berth at Delta ports

by Joshua
June 16, 2020
in The Terminals, Uncategorized

The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), says nine vessels laden with fuel and other items are expected at the Delta ports.

NPA which made this known on Monday in Warri listed some of the expected vessels to include: MT Tornado, Orchard, Ihem and MV Frio Nereus among others.

It said, nine vessels conveying petrol, diesel, frozen fish, DPK, and Bitumen are also being expected at the Delta ports.

Out of the nine, NPA declared that four vessels: MT Leon Herc, MT SL Aremu, MT Biskra and MT Safe Sea Neha 111 conveying DPK, PMS, Bitumen and PMS respectively are being expected to berth”

Also, four vessels conveying various items were waiting at Fairway Buoy, while one was to load while the others were waiting to discharge products.

According to the NPA, MT Kowe, conveying 7,595 metric tons of PMS; MT Capt Gregory with16,000 metric tons of PMS and MT Matrix Pride, carrying 15,000 metric tons of PMS are awaiting at Fairway Buoy to discharge.

“Similarly, MT Abiola is awaiting at the Fairway Buoy to load 12,000 metric tons of crude oil,” the NPA said.

 


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