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Marine Gas Oil MGO

A distillate fuel for ship engines and generators, specified under ISO 8217 as DMA and related grades. Emission control areas and national rules set the sulphur limit it has to meet.

Illustrative marine gas oil sample beside ship engine equipment
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Form
Liquid
Transport
Bunker barge or truck to the vessel
Key specifications
ISO 8217 grade and sulphur limit

01 / Understand the requirement

Tell us the specification
you need.

Marine gas oil is bought to a marine specification, such as DMA or another ISO 8217 grade, and an applicable sulphur limit. Emission control areas, national rules and your compliance arrangements affect that limit. Tell us the grade, sulphur limit, port and delivery dates. We will check what can be sourced and what documentation would accompany it.

Start with your specification

We do not publish a grade list for Marine Gas Oil. Tell us the standard or technical limits you need so we can check what can be sourced.

02 / Define the delivery

Delivery requirements.

These details help us assess supply options. Include what you know, and we can discuss the rest.

  • Quantity and unit
  • Destination port or country
  • Delivery window
  • Origin preferences, if any
  • Preferred delivery basis

03 / Pricing basis

Pricing for your requirements

We do not publish a price list, and this page is not an offer. A price indication for Marine Gas Oil is based on the specification, quantity, destination, delivery dates and commercial terms in your enquiry.

How we price

Before you enquire

Questions about
Marine Gas Oil.

Answers to common questions about sourcing Marine Gas Oil.

Which ISO 8217 grade should I request?

Use the grade required by your engines and compliance arrangements. If you are unsure, tell us the vessel type, operating area and bunkering port. We can discuss the usual requirements before sourcing.

Do you need the sulphur limit as well as the port?

Yes, if you know it. The limit depends on where the fuel will be used, not just where it is loaded. If the vessel enters an emission control area during the voyage, the stricter limit matters.

When should I share my delivery dates?

Share your delivery date range, even if it is broad. Bunker availability changes, and a date range helps us assess what is possible.

Can you supply at any port?

Please tell us the port you need. We will check availability and confirm whether we can help at that location.

How do compliance arrangements affect the fuel?

A vessel fitted with an exhaust gas cleaning system may be permitted to burn a higher-sulphur fuel where a vessel without one is not. Tell us how the vessel complies with the applicable limit so we look for the right grade.