Two tankers left Sullom Voe on Sunday carrying around 169,000 tonnes of crude oil on board between them.
The SKS Tweed left for Tranmere with 79,758 tonnes, while the Steller Voyager departed for Pembroke with 90,403 tonnes.
The same day saw the Loch Rannoch arrive with 44,382 tonnes of Schiehallion imports, but there were no Schiehallion exports and no ship to ship transfers.
A councillor has demanded assurances that loaded tankers will no longer be seen lingering too close to shore after leaving the Sullom Voe terminal.
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