PIBT refuses priority berthing for coal vessel
Most outlets reported that PIBT rejected priority berthing for a coal vessel, citing concerns about disrupting coal supplies to other power plants. Business Recorder noted PIBT’s argument about the “berthing-on-turn” system and potential disruption to coal supply, while Profit added that the vessel had missed two berthing opportunities due to technical faults and highlighted the terminal’s warning about preferential treatment.
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PIBT refuses priority berthing for Jamshoro coal vessel, warns of disruption to other power plants
Terminal says vessel missed two berthing opportunities due to technical faults; warns preferential treatment could disrupt coal supplies to other power plants
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PIBT rejects priority berthing for coal vessels
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan International Bulk Terminal Limited (PIBT) has refused to accord priority berthing to coal vessels, arguing that any deviation from the established “berthing-on-turn” system could disrupt coal supplies to other power plants connected to the national grid. In a letter to the Secretary Maritime Affairs, PIBT Chief Executive Officer Sharique A Siddiqui said the terminal was str...
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