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VPS to conduct marine fuel management course in Singapore

Course, which will be held on 2 to 3 November, will cover marine fuel production, transfer management, laboratory testing and legislation.
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Marine fuels testing company VPS on Monday (28 September) said it will host its Fuel Management Course in Singapore on 2 to 3 November. 

The course is a comprehensive programme tailored for marine professionals aiming to elevate their understanding of fuel management across all key areas. 

The event will cover marine fuel production, transfer management, laboratory testing and legislation. 

Participants will be given a guided tour of the VPS laboratory, offering behind-the-scenes insight into fuel testing and analysis.

The event will be held at VPS Singapore, 27 Changi South Street 1, Singapore. 

Those interested in participating in the course can email [email protected]. 

 

Photo credit: VPS
Published: 1 October, 2026

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