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Fri23Oct |
Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to tout its energy security. |
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Fri23Oct |
The pilot aims to produce up to 1 mt/day of hydrogen when the system is deployed in 2027. |
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Fri23Oct |
The Latvian port has signed an MoU with two companies to explore green methanol production for export and marine fuel use. |
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Fri23Oct |
MEPs voted in favour of a longer delay amid concerns over energy supplies and market pressures linked to the conflict in the Middle East. |
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Fri23Oct |
The acquisition includes eight bunkering vessels and a long-term lease for 28,000 m3 of tank capacity in Turkey. |
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Fri23Oct |
The 1,700 TEU container ship design uses containerised battery units that can be handled like standard cargo containers. |
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Fri23Oct |
The port saw 477 bunker calls in September, almost similar to 476 calls recorded in August, but up from 431 calls in September 2025. |
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Fri23Oct |
The company plans to add a second methanol dual-fuel vessel next year. |
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Fri23Oct |
Former Maersk Oil Trading head of market risk, Tue Jensen, has joined Burando Energies. |
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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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Thu22Oct |
Iran is growing more desperate - "and even more dangerous": analyst. |
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Thu22Oct |
Despite the growth in dual-fuel orders, the WSC says conventional-fuelled ship orders have also risen amid regulatory uncertainty. |
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Thu22Oct |
Eastern Pacific Shipping has named the world's first ammonia-fuelled very large ammonia carrier. |
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Thu22Oct |
China is a leading player in green shipping corridor development, but demand for zero-emission fuels remains a challenge. |
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Thu22Oct |
The tender with Hapag-Lloyd delivered 82,000 tonnes of CO2e emissions reductions. |
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Thu22Oct |
A joint report from Lloyd's Register and the British Ports Association outlines how ports can prepare for advanced nuclear technology. |
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Thu22Oct |
Ships can now take on marine fuel by pipeline at Beira, Nacala and Pemba, Oceania Bunkering Mozambique says. |
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Thu22Oct |
The port expects a return of container shipping to the Suez Canal route to boost demand for bunkering. |
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Thu22Oct |
PetroChina secured a licence from the MPA last year to supply methanol as a marine fuel in Singapore's port waters. |
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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. -
Oct 20Two days, 12 panel sessions, and an interview with MPA's chief executive: Ship & Bunker's coverage of SIBCON 2026 in one place. -
Oct 23Former Maersk Oil Trading head of market risk, Tue Jensen, has joined Burando Energies.