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What's coming. Tankers plausibly bound for NZ, from live AIS — is credible replenishment due before cover reaches the threshold?
Inbound fuel — replenishment board
Tankers plausibly bound for NZ, from live AIS Automatic Identification System
Ship transponder signals — the live radio telemetry we use to see tankers actually arriving in NZ waters, independent of any official claim.. Answers: is credible
replenishment due before cover reaches the threshold?
No NZ-bound fuel tankers currently identified. This can mean a genuine gap between cargoes, or that inbound vessels haven't declared an NZ destination yet — not that none exist (AIS absence is not proof of absence).
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Ship type
Default focus: petroleum carriers bound for NZ. Toggle others on.
- Each dot is a vessel · cargo:
- Crude
- Diesel
- Petrol
- Jet
- LPG
- Unknown
MBIE Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
The NZ government agency that publishes official fuel stock and price data.-reported vs AIS Automatic Identification System
Ship transponder signals — the live radio telemetry we use to see tankers actually arriving in NZ waters, independent of any official claim.-supported cover
Of the days of cover MBIE Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
The NZ government agency that publishes official fuel stock and price data. reports, how many can we independently
corroborate from live AIS Automatic Identification System
Ship transponder signals — the live radio telemetry we use to see tankers actually arriving in NZ waters, independent of any official claim. ship telemetry? The teal portion is
AIS-supported; the grey remainder is not observable from AIS — which
is not evidence it's absent, only that it can't be independently confirmed here.
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