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Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the bonded fuel oil refueling policy at Yangpu Port has significantly reduced fuel costs for international vessels, showcasing the port's capabilities in providing comprehensive services as part of Hainan's free trade zone development [1][2]. Group 1: Cost Savings and Efficiency - The Liberia-flagged vessel "Mag Tough" refueled 900 tons of low-sulfur bonded oil at Yangpu Port, saving approximately $130,000 compared to refueling in Southeast Asia [1]. - Since the policy's implementation in January, Yangpu Port has completed 35 refueling operations, totaling 16,000 tons of bonded oil, resulting in nearly $2 million in savings for shipowners [1]. - The bonded fuel oil supply can reduce vessel fuel costs by about 15% due to exemptions from tariffs, value-added tax, and consumption tax [1]. Group 2: Infrastructure and Policy Innovations - Yangpu Port's outer anchorage can accommodate vessels up to 200,000 tons, with a 30% increase in refueling efficiency and a 90% reduction in required documentation for each vessel [1]. - The port has opened 65 domestic and international trade routes, and the bonded oil policy is expected to attract more international vessels to use Yangpu as a refueling hub [2]. - The collaboration among various departments, including maritime, customs, and transportation, has enhanced the efficiency and convenience of bonded oil delivery for international vessels [2].