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14/11/2022at 14:28

Monjasa is skeptical about proposal on green penalties for bunker firms

Why must bunker companies be penalized for green fuel shortages, asks Monjasa about an EU proposal. Shipowners support the challenge.
Bunker firms already have incentive to supply green fuels, says Monjasa's Jesper Nielsen. | Photo: Monjasa
by TOMAS KRISTIANSEN

In case of shortage of green fuel, it’s not fair to fine bunker firms for being unable to deliver products, according to Monjasa, one of the world’s leading bunker companies.

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