Asia/Pacific News
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Wed25Mar |
Bunkering activity at Yangpu has accelerated within three months of the new customs rule. |
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Wed25Mar |
The shipbuilder claims that using methanol will reduce CO2 emissions by about 10% compared to conventional marine fuels. |
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Tue24Mar |
China warns that slow progress on onboard carbon capture risks delaying investment and skewing fuel comparisons. |
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Mon23Mar |
The court-ordered sale raises SGD 18.47 million, with proceeds held pending claims. |
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Mon23Mar |
Svitzer and the Port of Melbourne will assess the feasibility of deploying two electric tugboats. |
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Fri20Mar |
Synthesis Recruitment is looking for candidates for the role with at least five years of bunker trading experience. |
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Fri20Mar |
The fuel comprised around 10% jatropha-derived straight vegetable oil blended with conventional marine oil. |
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Thu19Mar |
Shipping Corporation of India has tapped a domestic shipbuilder to build the country's first methanol-fuelled supply ship. |
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Thu19Mar |
The company is looking for candidates with a solid understanding of the Singapore and Far East bunker market |
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Wed18Mar |
Delivery comes ahead of Singapore's 2030 mandate for new harbour craft to run on electric, B100 biofuel or other net-zero fuels. |
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