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Fri27Feb |
High electricity costs could undermine use of shore power, keeping marine fuel the cheaper option at berth. |
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Fri27Feb |
Independent risk study confirms LNG, hydrogen, methanol and ammonia can be safely bunkered across the port area. |
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Fri27Feb |
The company is looking for candidates with a minimum of three years of experience in bunker trading and sales. |
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Fri27Feb |
The dual-fuel methanol container ship will operate on the carrier's Asia-Mexico service. |
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Fri27Feb |
The 93,000 m3 vessel is fitted with a dual-fuel engine from Everllence. |
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Fri27Feb |
The company is looking for candidates with at least five years of experience in marine fuel procurement. |
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Fri27Feb |
The vessel bunkered 3,500 mt of LNG at the port's anchorage area on Thursday. |
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Fri27Feb |
Gibraltar saw a total of 5,267 calls for bunkers in 2025, up from 5,084 a year ago. |
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Fri27Feb |
The vessel is set to become the first offshore vessel capable of operating on ammonia. |
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Fri27Feb |
A whitepaper published by NorthStandard advises against the use of 100% CNSL as a marine fuel. |
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