February, 2026
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Fri20Feb
The ferry will use hydrogen-powered fuel cells and can carry 720 kg of hydrogen.
Incat Crowther and Switch Maritime to Develop Hydrogen-Fuelled Ferry for New York
Thu19Feb
About 1,000 gallons of residual fuel and oily water have been extracted from the barge that ran aground on February 9.
Fuel Removed from Barge That Ran Aground Off San Juan
Wed18Feb
The company has completed its first physical lubricant delivery in San Lorenzo.
Gram Marine Completes Its First Argentina Marine Lubricants Delivery
Tue17Feb
The International Chamber of Shipping warns US maritime action plan's proposed port fees on foreign-built ships could raise costs and disrupt global trade.
Proposed US Port Fees on Foreign-Built Ships Could Reshape Shipping Costs
Mon16Feb
Bunker sales increased by 2.3% year-on-year in January due to higher bunker calls and VLSFO sales.
Panama Bunker Sales Rose to 10-Month High in January
Mon16Feb
This is the ninth vessel seized by US forces for a sanctions violation.
US Intercepts Another Sanctioned Tanker in the Indian Ocean
Fri13Feb
The company is looking for candidates with a sound understanding of bunkering operations and experience in vessel operations.
BUNKER JOBS: Trafigura Seeks Bunker Operator in Montevideo
Fri13Feb
Customers are being advised to bring forward or delay bunker purchases to avoid higher Carnival-period prices.
Petrobras Says Bunker Prices to Be Higher During Brazil Carnival Holiday
Tue10Feb
Participants at the IMO event explored fuel pathways, infrastructure needs and key barriers to adopting low-carbon shipping solutions across the Caribbean.
Caribbean Pushes for Coordinated Maritime Decarbonisation Strategy
Tue10Feb
This is the eighth vessel seized by the US for alleged links to the transportation of unauthorised Venezuelan oil.
US Seizes Venezuela-Linked Tanker in Indian Ocean After Pursuit from Caribbean