January, 2025
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Wed22Jan
Bunker Holding CEO Keld Demant discusses his company's reorganisation amid market rumours of widespread changes at the firm.
INTERVIEW: Bunker Holding Denies Widespread Layoffs After Recent Reorganisation
Tue21Jan
The firm will lose its licence to operate as a bunker supplier or bunker craft operator within Singapore Port as of 4 PM local time on February 3.
Sentek Marine & Trading Pte Ltd to Lose Singapore Bunkering Licence Next Month
Mon20Jan
AuctionConnect's Per Funch-Nielsen discusses growing demand for digitalised bunkering services in an interview with Ship & Bunker.
INTERVIEW: AuctionConnect Sees 'New Era' for Digitalisation of Bunker Industry
Mon20Jan
Attacks from now on will focus on Israel-flagged or wholly Israeli-owned ships following the Gaza ceasefire deal over the weekend.
Yemen's Houthis to Narrow Scope of Ship Attacks After Gaza Ceasefire
Thu16Jan
The company has sourced a finished B30-VLSFO blend from Europe and is ready to supply as much as 5,000-7,000 mt/month of it in Panama, Monjasa's Jonas Bruslund tells Ship & Bunker.
INTERVIEW: Monjasa Seeks to Become Panama's First Biofuel Bunker Supplier
Wed15Jan
Singapore's conventional and biofuel total for 2024 reached 54.48 million mt, up by 5.3% on the year and the highest on record.
ANALYSIS: Singapore 2024 Bunker Sales Jump to Record High
Tue14Jan
The acquisition will allow Lloyd's List Intelligence to expand its ability to deliver analysis and risk management intelligence solutions.
Lloyd's List Intelligence Acquires Infospectrum
Mon13Jan
The marine fuel supplier has been sanctioned as part of measures targeting its parent firm, Gazprom Neft.
Gazpromneft Marine Bunker Added to US Sanctions List
Thu09Jan
Baseblue CCO Gregoris Gregoriou discusses readiness for FuelEU Maritime and how the firm's Fuelink platform can help in an interview with Ship & Bunker.
INTERVIEW: Baseblue Sees 'Mixed Level of Readiness' for FuelEU Maritime
Wed08Jan
Svitzer COO Kasper Karlsen sets out the company's plans for biofuels and battery power in an interview with Ship & Bunker.
INTERVIEW: Svitzer Sees Battery Power as Key to Decarbonising Tug Segment