Fuel glut leaves tankers parked at Marsden Point

Fuel glut leaves tankers parked at Marsden Point
Gavin Evans
Three crude oil tankers and a fuel tanker are anchored off the Whangarei harbour mouth as the country’s fuel sector slowly starts moving more volume as activity picks up through the reduced constraints of the covid-19 lockdown.The refinery at Marsden Point is operating at only about half capacity after the national lockdown halted most aviation and initially slashed petrol and diesel demand by about 80 percent. Z Energy yesterday said fuel volumes in the week ended May 3, following the move to alert level 3, were still down about 55 perce...

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