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Fri23Oct |
Rotterdam's bunker sales recovered slightly in Q3 from the previous quarter, but volumes remained well below year-earlier levels. |
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Fri23Oct |
Safety guidelines alone will not make onboard carbon capture commercially viable, writes EmissionLink's Philippos Ioulianou. |
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Wed21Oct |
Trading Director Maaz Ahmed tells Ship & Bunker that the firm plans to deploy more bunker barges in the future. |
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Thu15Oct |
HSFO accounted for 41.9% of year-to-date conventional and biofuel bunker sales, up from 38.6% a year earlier. |
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Tue13Oct |
Carbon pricing turns every tonne of fuel saved into money that can pay for the fuel switch, argues Kongsberg Maritime's Oskar Levander. |
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Tue13Oct |
Ships on order have an implied demand of 64 million mtoe a year. |
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Mon12Oct |
Reported volumes dipped 1.2%, but with less tonnage reporting, demand from the in-scope fleet held at 246 million mt, with volumes outside the reporting rules on top of that. |
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Fri09Oct |
General License 135 authorises the sale, shipping and import of Russian diesel until April 7, 2027, but EU and UK sanctions are unchanged. |
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Fri09Oct |
A matched package buys a few months, says Vernon Jayanathan; the resentment, the lost trust, and the market quote stay for good. |
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Fri02Oct |
Secure the claim first, then settle at the earliest commercially sensible moment. |
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Oct 23Rotterdam's bunker sales recovered slightly in Q3 from the previous quarter, but volumes remained well below year-earlier levels. -
Oct 23The acquisition includes eight bunkering vessels and a long-term lease for 28,000 m3 of tank capacity in Turkey. -
Oct 21Trading Director Maaz Ahmed tells Ship & Bunker that the firm plans to deploy more bunker barges in the future.