Court documents show a total of approximately 10,360 metric tonnes (mt) of marine gas oil (MGO) amounting to SGD $5.99 million ($4.52 million) being stolen from Singapore Shell Bukom to date.
The stolen oil was loaded onto three tankers, namely Prime South, Sentek 26 and MT Gaea, which travelled over Asia over the last three months, according to Thomson Reuters.
Investigations showed the theft occurring over a period of three and a half months during normal working hours of the refinery.
Reuters provided a breakdown of the incident dates, volume of gasoil stolen and value of the product:
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Published: 17 January, 2018
Avin International LTD, and Nicos I.V. Special Maritime Enterprises, pleaded guilty on Monday.
The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, 20 January 2021 at 10.00 am and anyone who intends to attend must submit a notice in writing to Xihe’s solicitors.
Total of 20 Indonesians still in remand, while two Singaporeans involved in the case are out on bail.
Singapore-based Jiaxiang Energy Holding Pte. Ltd purchased millions of dollars in petrochemicals from Arya Sasol through Triliance Petrochemical.
Meeting of creditors scheduled by electronic means scheduled to start on 19 May 2021 at 3.00 p.m. for receiving creditor list and estimated amounts of claims.
VMS surveyor rejected the offer; Lim Leong was later charged with one count of corruptly offering gratification.
‘We are here to transfer the extremely valuable knowledge gained over the past six years to the maritime sector, such that our customers are comfortable in the use of such biofuels,’ states CEO Olivier Baiwir.
Newly appointed Anthony Mollet speaks to Manifold Times about his role, vision, value proposition and plans for the Marine Fuels Alliance to become a wide-reaching and engaging bunkering industry association.
SFP will be retrofitting VPT’s existing bunker vessel with its Full Electric Ready (FER) system and seeks to commission the vessel in the second quarter of 2022, CEO of SFP George Lee tells Manifold Times.
Equatorial Marine Fuel Management Services, Oldendorff Carriers, Lloyd’s Register and organisers took part in a Bunker Quality Claims Webinar moderated by Manifold Times on 10 November.
‘Though it did introduce temporary commercial and operational disruptions, we took a constructive view of the situation and chose to use this event as a learning opportunity,’ shares a Consort Bunkers spokesperson.
Gealubes Consulting & Trading, the authorised marine business distributor of PANOLIN EALs at Singapore port, shares a two-part education series on Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants on Manifold Times.
30 Nov 2021
