February, 2025
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Tue18Feb
The company has taken a new barge to cater to increasing bunker demand in the region.
Colonial Oil Adds New Barge to Boost US East Coast Bunkering
Tue18Feb
Core Power says floating nuclear plants can be mass-produced and towed to customer locations without the need for complex site preparations.
Core Power Targets Mid-2030s for US Floating Nuclear Plant Debut
Mon17Feb
The deal came into effect as of January 1, with WIP using Jamaica as a base to distribute marine fuels from Sunoco.
West Indies Petroleum Signs Caribbean Bunker Deal With Sunoco
Mon17Feb
Glander International Bunkering discusses the possible impact of the new Trump Administration's policies on the shipping and bunker industries.
INSIGHT: Will Trump's America First Affect Maritime?
Fri14Feb
The Port of Long Beach saw its busiest January ever as retailers ramped up shipments over tariff concerns.
Tariff Fears Boost US West Coast Cargo Volumes in Long Beach
Thu13Feb
The funding will be used to develop shore power connectivity for vessels in British Columbia.
Canada Allocates $25 Million for Shore Power Projects
Fri07Feb
A new in-berth fuelling system will enable superyachts to refuel at their dock at Port Louis Marina in Grenada starting in March.
New Yacht Refuelling Service to Launch in Grenada Next Month
Fri07Feb
Allegations that the fuel oil supplied by Petrojam to Paria will need to be imported from other regions are false, Paria said on Thursday.
Paria Fuel Denies Third-Party Involvement in Jamaica Bunker Supply Deal
Fri07Feb
US Congressman Mike Ezell said that the rise in global shipbuilding has led to a decline in US shipbuilding capacity.
Jones Act Support and US Shipbuilding Woes Take Center Stage at Hearing
Thu06Feb
On Wednesday the US State Department said Panama had agreed to waive the fees for US government ships - a claim subsequently denied by the Panama Canal Authority.
US and Panama at Odds Over Canal Transit Tolls for Government Vessels