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26/04/2024 at 9:03 am #7673
Sai Rupa Dev
Keymaster

    Hi Darcy,

    (Love the team name)
    – 2000 litres of Diesel can be stored in a single bowser
    – The answer is it varies, depends on the seasons, cultural events, border closures etc.
    – Fuel is delivered via 200 lt drums, it is delivered via Seaswift. My understanding is they do a mass transport to northwestern islands, depending on how much diesel is left over in each bowser per island
    – I’m unsure about the cost of shipment, I’ll reach out and get back to you.

    Cheers,
    Sai

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