- Definition: Bunkering Tanker
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A self-propelled ship designed to transport fuel oil to larger ships, acting as a mobile "gas station." Bunkering tankers typically have a capacity of less than 20,000 barrels and are predominantly utilized to fuel ships outside of the protective boundries of a port.
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