Water management. Fuel stability. Lubricity. Cleaner injectors. Improved atomisation. More complete combustion. Reduced smoke and particulates. Support against the conditions associated with diesel bug.
When you see the full list of benefits from V25 marine fuel treatment, it’s reasonable to ask: can one product really do all of that?
For many vessels, adding a biocide has simply become part of the fuel-management routine. Fuel comes onboard, biocide is added, and the process is repeated at the next bunker.
But if you don’t have confirmed microbial contamination, why are you routinely using a biocide?
V25 offers a different approach. As a non-biocide diesel fuel treatment, V25 doesn’t chemically kill microorganisms. Instead, it physically conditions the fuel, helping manage the conditions associated with microbial contamination while providing wider benefits throughout the fuel system.
Soaring diesel prices are increasing the cost of getting out on Britain’s canals, as continuing conflict in the Middle East puts pressure on global fuel supplies.
The average UK road diesel price has now reached a record £2 per litre, according to the RAC, around 58p per litre higher than it was at the end of February.
Marine diesel is currently reported at around £1.15 per litre, having more than doubled in six months. For an industry heavily dependent on fuel, the increase is putting significant pressure on the economics of individual fishing trips.
British fishing vessels & fishermen are facing growing pressure from soaring marine diesel prices, with some vessels finding it increasingly difficult to justify the cost of leaving port.
Marine diesel is currently reported at around £1.15 per litre, having more than doubled in six months. For an industry heavily dependent on fuel, the increase is putting significant pressure on the economics of individual fishing trips.
When diesel prices rise, every litre of fuel onboard becomes more valuable.
For vessel owners and operators, the cost of fuel isn’t something that can always be controlled. What can be controlled is how that fuel is managed once it enters the tank.
Using a diesel fuel efficiency additive such as V25 can form part of a preventative approach to maintaining fuel condition, supporting cleaner combustion and helping ensure the fuel you’ve paid for is properly managed from tank to funnel.
