ENGINE: Europe & Africa Bunker Fuel Availability Outlook
Northwest Europe Prompt fuel availability is tight in the ARA ports, a trader said. Buyers are advised lead times of 5-7 days to get good coverage from suppliers. Suppliers are also reportedly facing some loading issues with fuel oil grades. B100 demand is increasing in Rotterdam. An analysis of ENGINE’s fuel quality data showed a ...
The report discusses the current bunker fuel availability outlook in Europe and Africa, with tight supplies in several key ports. In Northwest Europe, prompt fuel availability is scarce in ARA ports, requiring lead times of 5-7 days for good coverage, while B100 demand is rising in Rotterdam. Mediterranean ports face tight fuel availability, with suppliers facing delays and longer lead times recommended for delivery.
The ARA hub's fuel oil stocks have increased by 47% since May, but remain 18% below pre-conflict levels. In Hamburg, five days' notice is advised for securing any fuel grade, while Las Palmas has seen strong demand due to vessels rerouting around Africa.
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