Martin Shaw, Managing Director/Chair, MOAMS Ltd/IMAREST human element sub-committee
Capt. Kuba Szymanski, Secretary General, InterManager
Martin Shaw, Managing Director, Marine Operations and Assurance Management Solutions
Ioannis Makris, Technical Manager, Angelakos Hellas
Henrik Jensen, CEO and Founder, Danica Group
Apr 30 2020
Oil traders are hiring expensive U.S. vessels, normally only used for domestic shipments, to store gasoline or ship fuel overseas, Reuters reports.
"It’s very unusual to use JA [Jones Act] tankers for international trips,” one shipping source said. Reuters article
"It’s very unusual to use JA [Jones Act] tankers for international trips,” one shipping source said.
Reuters article
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