maritime fuel supply

Maritime fuel supply involves providing ships with the fuel they need to operate. Ships typically carry large fuel tanks and receive fuel through specialized port facilities or offshore supply ships. The fuel used, often heavy oil or marine diesel, must meet international standards for quality and emissions. The process includes careful planning for fuel type, quantity, and delivery to ensure safety, efficiency, and compliance with environmental regulations. Proper fueling is critical for maintaining vessel operations, fuel economy, and reducing harmful emissions during maritime transport.