Kuwait has issued a tender offering three low-sulfur fuel oil (LSFO) cargoes for loading between February and April from its Al Zour refinery, industry sources said on Thursday.
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This is the refinery’s sixth LSFO tender from the new refinery since it began exports last November.
The refinery is offering three 100,000-ton cargoes of 0.5 percent LSFO in a tender that closes on Thursday.
The first cargo is scheduled to load Feb. 1-2, while loading dates for the second and third cargoes are to be scheduled for March and April.
The refinery earlier canceled a tender to sell a jet fuel cargo loading in mid-February without providing a reason, sources said.
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