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Bunker Availability in Indian Ports Seen Improving as Refinery Supply Recovers

Bunker Availability in Indian Ports Seen Improving as Refinery Supply Recovers

Sources tell Ship & Bunker that availability at Indian ports is gradually returning to normal.
  1. 24Mar
    The company recently equipped MOL's tanker with a scrubber system and carbon capture unit. Read in Full
  2. 24Mar
    The digital bunker trading platform now has a network of over 1,500 verified suppliers across 500 global ports. Read in Full
  3. 24Mar
    The platform will enable it to optimise safety, compliance and performance across its fleet. Read in Full
  4. 24Mar
    The two vessels will be officially delivered by spring 2025. Read in Full
  5. 24Mar
    The dry bulk carrier arrived in Singapore earlier this month from the US Gulf. Read in Full
  6. 24Mar
    The research vessel ran aground while seeking shelter from worsening weather conditions. Read in Full
  7. 24Mar
    The company is looking for candidates with two to three years of bunker and lubricants experience and fluent English. Read in Full
  8. 24Mar
    The US has imposed sanctions on Shandong Shouguang Luqing Petrochemical, along with several shipping companies and tankers, for transporting Iranian crude oil. Read in Full
  9. 24Mar
    Ship & Bunker's G20-VLSFO Index gained $2.50/mt to its highest level since March 18 on Friday. Read in Full
  10. 24Mar
    WSC says shipping's shift to methanol is gaining momentum, but a supply shortfall and high costs could slow adoption. Read in Full
  11. 21Mar
    Meanwhile, India dependence on crude imports grows. Read in Full

Methanol Bunker Prices

Gray Methanol MEOH-VLSFOe MEOH-MGOe
$/mt    +/- $/mte    +/- $/mte    +/-
Singapore 383.00 3.50 787.50 8.50 816.50 9.00
Rotterdam 398.50 2.50 819.50 33.00 849.50 34.50
Houston 357.50 3.00 735.00 27.50 762.00 28.50
Fujairah 250.00 3.00 514.00 11.50 533.00 11.50

Top Stories More

  1. ANALYSIS: Singapore February Bunker Sales Drop to 21-Month Low
    Mar 14
    If year-to-date sales were replicated over the rest of 2025, this year's total for Singapore would reach 51.42 million mt, down by 5.6% from 2024's record high.
  2. Bunker One Enters New York Market With Element Alpha Storage Acquisition
    Mar 05
    The firm has signed a deal to acquire the New York Harbor storage position of Element Alpha as of March 1.
  3. Market Share of World's Largest Bunker Companies Slipped in 2024
    Mar 05
    Ship & Bunker's Top Ten Bunker Companies for 2025 report shows the sales volumes of the top firms gained 2.2% to about 119.8 million mt last year.
  4. IE Week: Bunker Industry Seen as 'Rabbit in Headlights' Amid 2025 Uncertainty
    Mar 04
    Facing a wide array of changes and uncertainties in 2025, the bunker industry appears to be taking a pause for thought at the start of the year.
  5. World Kinect Bunker Sales Volumes Drop to Lowest in at Least Ten Years
    Feb 24
    The firm saw bunker volumes of 16.6 million mt last year, down by 1.5% on the year and the lowest annual total since public data begins in 2015.

Insights & Analysis More

  1. ANALYSIS: Singapore February Bunker Sales Drop to 21-Month Low
    Mar 14
    If year-to-date sales were replicated over the rest of 2025, this year's total for Singapore would reach 51.42 million mt, down by 5.6% from 2024's record high.
  2. Market Share of World's Largest Bunker Companies Slipped in 2024
    Mar 05
    Ship & Bunker's Top Ten Bunker Companies for 2025 report shows the sales volumes of the top firms gained 2.2% to about 119.8 million mt last year.
  3. IE Week: Bunker Industry Seen as 'Rabbit in Headlights' Amid 2025 Uncertainty
    Mar 04
    Facing a wide array of changes and uncertainties in 2025, the bunker industry appears to be taking a pause for thought at the start of the year.
  4. Methane Slip is Growing Decarbonisation Threat for Shipping: VPS
    Feb 26
    VPS Decarbonisation Advisor Emilian Buksak discusses the methane slip issue in relation to using LNG as an alternative marine fuel.
  5. World Kinect Bunker Sales Volumes Drop to Lowest in at Least Ten Years
    Feb 24
    The firm saw bunker volumes of 16.6 million mt last year, down by 1.5% on the year and the lowest annual total since public data begins in 2015.

Yemen & Red Sea Attacks

  1. Red Sea Tensions Keep Container Idle Fleet Near Historic Lows
    Mar 19
    With Red Sea tensions escalating again following US strikes, vessel diversions are expected to keep the container market tight.
  2. Ships to Keep Rerouting Around Africa This Summer as US Hits Houthis: Container Expert
    Mar 18
    The US military has stated it will continue striking Houthi targets in Yemen, likely forcing ships to keep rerouting away from the Suez Canal.
  3. Houthis Renew Threats on Israeli Ships Amid Gaza Aid Crisis
    Mar 12
    Houthis vow to resume attacks on Israeli ships in the Red Sea as Gaza aid deadline expires.
  4. US Formally Designates Houthi Movement as Terrorist Organisation
    Mar 04
    The designation is being made over the movement's activities threatening the security of American citizens and personnel in the Middle East, the safety of its regional partners and the stability of global maritime trade.

Decarbonisation and Alternative Marine Fuels & Power More

  1. Vinssen's Fuel Cell System Gets Class Approval
    Mar 21
    Type approval from RINA will help accelerate the development of fuel cell systems for maritime applications.
  2. HD KSOE and DNV Explore Carbon Capture with Fuel Cells
    Mar 20
    The firms are seeking to integrate carbon capture technology with fuel cell systems onboard ships.
  3. Lomarlabs Partners Newlight to Accelerate Hydrogen Retrofitting in Shipping
    Mar 20
    The duo aims to retrofit conventional diesel engines to operate on a hydrogen-diesel marine mix.
  4. Ports Need Green Fuel Infrastructure Overhaul: Danish Shipping
    Mar 20
    Danish Shipping warns that ports must upgrade to support green fuels or risk delaying shipping's decarbonisation.
  5. Svitzer's New Tug Achieves 15% Fuel Savings with Smarter Design
    Mar 19
    The tug developed in a new series was able to achieve 15% bunker fuel savings in the first 200 jobs.

Latest Bunker Prices See All Bunker Prices

VLSFO MGO IFO380
$/mt +/- $/mt +/- $/mt +/-
Global 4 Ports Average 515.50 3.00 671.00 0.50 455.00 2.50
Global 20 Ports Average 551.50 2.50 747.00 3.50 489.00 3.50
Global Average Bunker Price 597.00 3.50 779.00 2.00 508.00 4.50
Singapore 519.50 3.50 644.00 0.00 466.00 1.00
Rotterdam 497.50 2.50 631.50 3.50 452.00 4.00
Fujairah 514.00 3.00 743.50 1.00 468.00 4.50
Houston 530.50 3.00 665.00 2.00 435.00 1.50
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Gibraltar 527.00 3.00 - 499.50 5.50
Hong Kong 522.00 5.00 661.00 6.00 491.00 5.00
Istanbul 557.00 5.00 718.50 8.00 530.50 6.00
LA / LB 630.00 5.50 703.50 7.00 526.50 3.50
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Piraeus 581.00 0.50 718.00 2.50 484.50 2.00
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