KPA anuncia remessa de combustível de aviação dias antes da revisão de preços da EPRA

A Autoridade Portuária do Quênia anunciou que um navio transportando combustível Jet A1 deve chegar ao Porto de Mombaça em 9 de julho. O anúncio ocorre sete dias antes da próxima revisão mensal de preços de combustível da EPRA.

A Autoridade Portuária do Quênia (KPA) informou em 7 de julho que um total de 48 navios de carga atracarão nos portos de Mombaça e Lamu nos próximos 14 dias. Entre eles está o navio Torm Damini, que tem chegada prevista em Mombaça transportando combustível de aviação Jet A1.

A KPA observou que o Porto de Mombaça receberá 43 desses navios, incluindo 24 navios porta-contêineres, 10 navios de carga convencional, sete navios de transporte de veículos e dois navios-tanque. O Porto de Lamu deve receber cinco navios porta-contêineres e dois navios de transporte de veículos.

Na revisão mais recente da EPRA, o combustível Jet A1 teve um aumento de Ksh38, passando a ser comercializado por Ksh191,38. A autoridade também listou outras cargas que chegarão, como fertilizantes, óleo de palma, arroz ensacado, trigo a granel, minério de ferro, clínquer, carvão e bobinas de aço.

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