December 19, 2020

Company Baltic Floating Structures has launched floating fuel stations

In the summer 2013, company Baltic Floating Structures has launched 2 new floating fuel stations (FFS) in Marina Veruda, Pula and Marina Hramina, Murter.

Floating fuel stations for water transport refilling has proven to be high-quality, convenient in operation and ecologically safe option for a fuel station during its long-term exploitation in the territories of Croatia, Russia and Ukraine.

This floating fuel station model, executed from steel with a broad application of galvanized details and elements from stainless steel, has a multilevel protection against corrosion and is 100% unsinkable as confirmed by Lloyd’s Register.

For more information please visit Baltic Floating Structures.

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