KPA kündigt Kerosinlieferung Tage vor der Preisprüfung der EPRA an

Die Kenya Ports Authority gab bekannt, dass am 9. Juli ein Schiff mit Jet A1-Kerosin im Hafen von Mombasa erwartet wird. Dies geschieht sieben Tage vor der nächsten monatlichen Kraftstoffpreisüberprüfung durch die EPRA.

Die Kenya Ports Authority teilte am 7. Juli mit, dass in den nächsten 14 Tagen insgesamt 48 Frachtschiffe die Häfen von Mombasa und Lamu anlaufen werden. Darunter befindet sich das Schiff Torm Damini, das mit Jet A1-Flugkraftstoff im Hafen von Mombasa anlegen soll.

Die KPA merkte an, dass der Hafen von Mombasa 43 der Schiffe abfertigen wird, darunter 24 Containerschiffe, 10 konventionelle Frachtschiffe, sieben Autotransporter und zwei Öltanker. Der Hafen von Lamu wird voraussichtlich fünf Containerschiffe und zwei Autotransporter empfangen.

In der letzten EPRA-Überprüfung stieg der Preis für Jet A1-Kraftstoff um 38 Ksh auf einen Einzelhandelspreis von 191,38 Ksh. Die Behörde listete zudem weitere eingehende Fracht auf, darunter Düngemittel, Palmöl, verpackter Reis, loses Weizenkorn, Eisenerz, Klinker, Kohle und Stahlcoils.

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