AD Ports, IRH plan LNG bunkering in Khalifa

UAE’s AD Ports Group and IRH Global Trading, part of IRH, ‎have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore cooperation in ‎bunkering services and alternative marine fuels, including LNG, at the Khalifa port. ‎

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