11/11/2014at 08:52

Singapore: OW Bunker crash causes minimal disruption

Fuel oil deliveries in the Port of Singapore will be minimally disrupted by the OW Bunker situation, according to the port authority of Singapore.

BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN

The OW Bunker meltdown will not impact fuel oil deliveries in Singapore, the world's biggest fuel tanking hub, says the Maritime and Port Authority, MPA, in a statement on its website.

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