November, 2024
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Thu07Nov
The move is because of 'internal differences of opinion', a Sonan Bunkers representative tells Ship & Bunker.
Michael Stig Nielsen to Step Down as Sonan Bunkers Chief Commercial Officer
Thu07Nov
Christos Stylianides, Greece's minister for maritime affairs and insular policy, delivered a keynote speech at the IBIA Annual Convention 2024 in Athens on Wednesday.
IBIA CONVENTION: Greece Calls for Maritime Carbon Costs to Be Reinvested Into Green Shipping
Thu07Nov
The dredger Vox Maxima ran into the stationary bunker vessel Marine Honour at the Pasir Panjang Terminal on June 14, resulting in a spill of about 400 mt of VLSFO.
Four Seafarers From Dutch Dredging Vessel Charged Over Singapore Bunker Spill
Thu07Nov
Simon Bennett, deputy secretary general of ICS, set out the organisation's position on the carbon regulation debate at the IBIA Annual Convention 2024 in Athens on Wednesday.
IBIA CONVENTION: ICS Wants IMO GHG Pricing to Avoid Unilateral National Carbon Charges
Tue05Nov
MPA will mandate the use of SS 648: 2024 from April 1, 2025.
Singapore includes Biofuels in New Bunker Mass Flow Metering Standard for 2025
Fri01Nov
The launch of the platform follows a multi-year development project.
Baltic Exchange Launches KYC Platform With Moody's
Fri01Nov
Ships experiencing problems with their scrubbers are required to report the issue but these problems are sometimes not discovered because of faulty emissions monitoring equipment, according to DNV.
DNV Warns of Sulfur Emissions Non-Compliance Caused by Faulty Equipment
October, 2024
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Thu31Oct
Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue's demolition sales from October 24 – October 30, 2024.
Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report 2024: Week 43
Thu31Oct
The plan would be to establish an ECA around Greenland, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Ireland and the west coasts of the UK, France, Spain and Portugal.
Ireland Mulls Joining Proposed Northeast Atlantic ECA
Thu31Oct
Individuals in the Mongolian business allegedly manipulated data and documents, resulting in inflated sums being paid by Trafigura, and deliberately concealed overdue receivables.
Trafigura Warns of Potential $1.1 Billion Loss From 'Serious Misconduct' in Mongolian Unit