Norden: Significantly lower bunker quality in last 10 years
Impure bunker can quickly cost millions in the form of damaged engines and lost work. Both Maersk and Norden take care to avoid the problems that can result from using impure bunker.
BY JØRGEN RUDBECK
Carriers are increasingly experiencing that bunker transferred to the ships is of such poor quality that extreme care is required when using the bunker to move the ships forward, says Lars Lundegaard, Senior Vice President & Head of Technical Department at Norden.
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