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Waiver reinstated at Port of Gangavaram for vessels using green bunker fuels

Port will offer a 50% waiver on port dues only for vessels using green marine fuels such as LNG, ammonia, hydrogen or electrical power as their main propulsion source, according to GAC.
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Adani Ports and Logistics has reinstated a concession scheme for vessels using alternative bunker fuels at the port of Gangavaram in India, with effect from 1 July, according to GAC Hot Port News on Thursday (27 June). 

The port will offer a 50% waiver on port dues only for vessels using green fuels like LNG, ammonia, hydrogen or electrical power as their main propulsion source.

The waiver scheme is also applicable for all vessels which have dual fuel main ending and use LNG, ammonia, hydrogen or electrical power as their main propulsion source.

To qualify for the applicable waiver, the vessel must produce the IAPP ore similar objective evidence in certificate form prior to arrival at Gangavaram port limits and upon departure, which must indicate the specification of the vessel’s engine and fuel details.

All other vessel related charges will apply as per the Adani Gangavaram Port BPTS.

 

Photo credit: william william on Unsplash
Published: 28 June, 2024

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