Sentence examples for maritime fuel from inspiring English sources

Red-dye fuel is maritime fuel, farm fuel, or for use in stationary engines.

If the Renda reaches Nome, it would be making the first maritime fuel delivery through sea ice in Alaska history.

So in 2005 the IMO started to limit the sulphur content of maritime fuel, especially in "emission-control areas" along heavily populated coasts in North America and Europe.

This year's summit should agree concrete actions to tackle food price volatility and make commitments to innovative sources of financing for development, such as a globally equitable tax on maritime fuel and a financial transaction tax.

Founded in 1849 by Colonel José de los Santos Mardones, it flourished as a port of call and coaling station until the opening of the Panama Canal (1914) and the replacement of coal (still mined nearby) by fuel oil as a maritime fuel.

Punta Arenas, Chile Reflejo/Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Founded in 1848 by Col. José de los Santos Mardones, it flourished as a port of call and coaling station until the opening of the Panama Canal (1914) and the replacement of coal (still mined nearby) by fuel oil as a maritime fuel.

Current levels of sulphur in maritime fuels can be as high as 3.5%.

Fig. 3 One sample of simulated prices for maritime fuels over July 3rd 2015 to July 6th 2040.

For each type of maritime fuels, we can acquire a matrix with observations of 1330 × 300.

Figure 3 demonstrates one sample of price patterns for three maritime fuels.

Once we get simulated prices of maritime fuels over the period of June 2015 to June 2040, annual voyage costs could be estimated.