BUNKER FUEL
January 1st, 2003
BY MARK ROWE
CARGO ships are being encouraged to shut off their engines while docked at Los Angeles and plug into the city's power system, with the aim of saving vessels from burning around seven tonnes of heavy bunker fuel a day, improving air quality.
CARGO ships are being encouraged to shut off their engines while docked at Los Angeles and plug into the city's power system, with the aim of saving vessels from burning around seven tonnes of heavy bunker fuel a day, improving air quality.
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