PANAJI: The state cabinet has approved the establishment of marine fuel stations by Reliance BP Mobility Ltd. (RML) on nomination basis at Captain of Ports (CoP) main jetty in Panaji, Britona Marine Slipway Jetty, and Old Goa jetty.
These stations will cater to the growing demand for low-sulfur marine fuel, particularly in the inland waters of Goa.
Govt’s approval to RML is in line with measures to reduce air pollution from shipping activities and aligns with regulations of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) 2020, which require ships to use fuel with . . .
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