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Port of Rotterdam wants to put an end to fuel cheating — in 2026

From 2026, the plan is for mass flow meters to be mandatory at the port. 
The Port of Rotterdam has previously denied that a mandatory mass flow meter scheme was possible due to the possible legal implications. | Photo: Pr / Port of Rotterdam
The Port of Rotterdam has previously denied that a mandatory mass flow meter scheme was possible due to the possible legal implications. | Photo: Pr / Port of Rotterdam
by LIV ALMER

While other ports like Singapore have long since put an end to fuel cheating, the Port of Rotterdam has fallen behind.

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