The Logistics Of Bunkering - The Present Market for Bunkers

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
J. van Oldenborgh
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

The world market for bunkers represents some 140 MT (1980) of marine fuel oil and distillates. This is equivalent to 23CMT of coal, a potential market for steam coal larger than the total seaborne trade of steam and metallurgical coal today, and an obvious area which could contribute savings in world oil consumption. Oil bunkers are lifted fairly evenly throughout the world, the main supplying regions being Western Europe, the Middle East, North and Central America and Japan (Figure 1). Not surprisingly, the main customers are the tankers representing about 50 percent of the world market - (95 percent of the Middle East Market) - dry bulkers represent some 30 percent and general cargo ships the rest.
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APA: J. van Oldenborgh  (1982)  The Logistics Of Bunkering - The Present Market for Bunkers

MLA: J. van Oldenborgh The Logistics Of Bunkering - The Present Market for Bunkers. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1982.

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