News & Features
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Thu12Feb |
Shore power lets ships switch off engines in port, cutting emissions and noise, though its impact depends on the electricity source. |
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Thu12Feb |
The UK has extended an operational licence for Lukoil's Bulgarian subsidiaries, including its bunker unit, allowing them to continue operating until August 13, 2026. |
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Wed11Feb |
The company is looking for energetic bunker traders to join its team and support its growth. |
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Wed11Feb |
Authorities in Malaysia have detained a vessel in Melaka waters for carrying about 50 mt of suspected diesel without valid documentation. |
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Wed11Feb |
The high-speed ferry can be converted to hydrogen propulsion in the future. |
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Wed11Feb |
Pressures on the bunker market may start to subside later on this year, Termoil General Manager Bjarke Staal tells Ship & Bunker. |
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Wed11Feb |
The international group promoting nuclear maritime technology says coordinated action across regulation, classification and insurance will be key to deploying nuclear power at sea. |
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Wed11Feb |
The vessels are scheduled to enter service in 2028 and will operate in the Port of Hamburg. |
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Wed11Feb |
The vessel currently under construction in China is expected to be delivered later this year. |
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Wed11Feb |
The deal was announced last year and has now received the necessary regulatory approvals. |
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Feb 11If calmer trade conditions can prevail, growth may accelerate this year, KPI OceanConnect CEO Dorthe Bendtsen tells Ship & Bunker. -
Feb 12The UK has extended an operational licence for Lukoil's Bulgarian subsidiaries, including its bunker unit, allowing them to continue operating until August 13, 2026. -
Feb 10A Port of Rotterdam spokesperson confirms Ship & Bunker that no LNG leak was detected after containers struck the bunker vessel.