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Mon21Jan |
Los Angeles and Long Beach saw IFO380 move up for the first time since January 7, 2013. |
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Mon21Jan |
Fujairah IFO380 climbed for a third consecutive market day. |
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Mon21Jan |
The nation will develop a domestic LNG marine fuel market within 2-3 years, the study says. |
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Mon21Jan |
An official report is expected Monday, but the cause of the accident was not immediately clear. |
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Mon21Jan |
Singapore IFO380 opened the week moving up for a third consecutive market day. |
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Mon21Jan |
Firm will supply the main engines and auxiliary generating sets for a new Scottish owned ferry. |
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Mon21Jan |
Singapore's third largest bunker supplier said operations have not have been affected. |
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Mon21Jan |
January sales expected to climb further ahead of the Spring Festival holiday on February 10, 2013. |
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Mon21Jan |
Retailers have been increasing imports to prepare for a possible port shutdown next month. |
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Mon21Jan |
The scrubber supplier says installation on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship will help legitimize the technology. |
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Fri18Jan |
Most ports saw gains on Friday, with Los Angeles one of a the few exceptions as prices continued on downward trend. |
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Fri18Jan |
North and Western Europe bunker prices saw further gains on Friday, but movements in the rest of the EMEA region were mixed. |
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Fri18Jan |
Quadrise is moving forward with plans for commercialisation starting in mid-2013. |
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Fri18Jan |
New amendments clarify that sanctions allow ships to use fuel supplied by third parties outside Iran. |
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Fri18Jan |
The EU is spending €1.1 million to help determine the feasibility of an LNG station at the French port. |
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Fri18Jan |
Bunkers in a number of ports made their first gain of the week, up between $2.00 and $5.00 pmt today. |
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Fri18Jan |
Public policy group Civic Exchange calls focus on air quality a "major policy breakthrough." |
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Fri18Jan |
Despite rising commodity exports, excess capacity and high fuel prices continue to squeeze shippers. |
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Fri18Jan |
The ships, to be chartered by Yang Ming Marine Transport, will use Seaspan's SAVER design. |
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Fri18Jan |
Domestic refiner buys 30,000 mt of bunkers from Singapore amid falling bunkers sales. |
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