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Home›Dredging›Petrojam (Jamaica) to spend $202 million on dredging following June crash
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August 26, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Petrojam (Jamaica) to spend $202 million on dredging following June crash

The dredging of the EKT dock will see the refinery utilise two docks simultaneously once its main dock is repaired. “This would significantly reduce our demurrage costs,” Winston Watson, general manager of Petrojam, told the Business Observer yesterday… More: Jamaica Observer

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The dredging of the EKT dock will see the refinery utilise two docks simultaneously once its main dock is repaired. “This would significantly reduce our demurrage costs,” Winston Watson, general manager of Petrojam, told the Business Observer yesterday…

More: Jamaica Observer

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