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13Nov

1INTERVIEW: Oilmar Talks Stability, Transparency, and the Road Ahead After Ownership Change

"The allegations concerning the former owner are entirely unrelated to Oilmar's activities," the company tells Ship & Bunker.
12Nov

2Hong Kong Maritime Week 2025: Navigating to a Greener Future

Hong Kong Maritime Week (HKMW) 2025 is set to be the premier event in the international maritime calendar.
11Nov

3Houthis Signal End to Red Sea Vessel Attacks

A Houthi letter says their Red Sea campaign has ended, raising hopes of a full return of shipping through the route.
12Nov

4Bunker Holding's New Director of Public Affairs to Leave Company

Maria Skipper Schwenn will leave Bunker Holding at the end of this month for a new job outside the marine fuels industry.
11Nov

5Dry Bulk Carrier Arrested in Singapore

The vessel came to Singapore from China earlier this month.
14Nov

6Polish Port Sees First Ship-to-Ship LNG Bunkering

Avenir's LNG bunker vessel delivered LNG to a ferry at Świnoujściu.
13Nov

7Alkagesta Joins IBIA as Corporate Member

Alkagesta has joined bunker body IBIA as it expands its role in the global marine fuels market.
10Nov

8BUNKER JOBS: Oldendorff Seeks Trainee Bunker Manager in Hamburg

The company is looking for candidates with at least one year of professional experience, preferably in shipping, commodity trading, the supply chain or trade finance.
10Nov

9Consort Bunkers and Chimbusco Team Up on Low-Carbon Bunker Supply

They seek to leverage their respective strengths to strengthen the alternative fuels supply.
12Nov

10ClassNK Revises Guidelines for Methanol/Ethanol-Fuelled Ships

The new edition adds clearer safety guidance for vessels powered by methanol and ethanol.

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