Oman’s Shinas port plans to start offering marine fuels to shippers

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Oman’s Shinas port plans to launch a marine-fuel supply service for ships seeking alternatives to bunkering services amid conflict in the Middle East. The proposed first phase is designed for capacity of 200,000 metric tons per month.

Oman’s northernmost port, Shinas, is planning to start a marine fuel supply service as shipping companies seek alternatives to bunkering services during the conflict in the Middle East. The port, used by fishing boats and for boat repairs, has targeted first-phase capacity of 200,000 metric tons/month of marine fuels, or 2 million mt/year, the Oman ...