October, 2026
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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.
Port of Riga Explores Green Methanol Bunkering
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.
European Parliament Postpones EU Methane Regulation Requirements
Fri23Oct
The acquisition includes eight bunkering vessels and a long-term lease for 28,000 m3 of tank capacity in Turkey.
Alkagesta to Buy Turkish Marine Fuels Firm Energy Petrol
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.
Gibraltar Bunker Calls Rose 10.6% in First Nine Months
Fri23Oct
Former Maersk Oil Trading head of market risk, Tue Jensen, has joined Burando Energies.
Burando Energies Appoints Head of Market Risk
Fri23Oct
Rotterdam's bunker sales recovered slightly in Q3 from the previous quarter, but volumes remained well below year-earlier levels.
ANALYSIS: Rotterdam Bunker Sales Down 24.9% in First Nine Months as RED III Bites
Thu22Oct
Ships can now take on marine fuel by pipeline at Beira, Nacala and Pemba, Oceania Bunkering Mozambique says.
Oceania Bunkering Mozambique Adds Pipeline Bunkering Services at Three Ports
Wed21Oct
The project aims to retrofit four vessels with dual-fuel engines capable of running on ammonia.
Maersk Tankers Ammonia Retrofit Project Selected for EU Funding
Wed21Oct
Environmental groups have welcomed the EU's new Arctic Strategy and called for binding rules to cut black carbon emissions from ships.
EU Arctic Strategy Draws NGO Support to Curb Black Carbon Emissions
Wed21Oct
Evergreen and ZIM remain the only two of the 10 largest carriers yet to resume Red Sea transits, Alphaliner says.
Container Lines Shift 63% of Far East-Europe Capacity Back to Suez Canal: Alphaliner