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Tue21Jan |
The WTI February contract expired today at $94.99/bbl, rising $0.62/bbl. Brent settled at $106.73, up $0.38/bbl. |
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Tue21Jan |
A funding plan would allow cruise ships to plug in at the U.S. port terminal. |
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Tue21Jan |
Freight markets still appear depressed in the Black Sea and East Mediterranean. |
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Tue21Jan |
Bornholm says renegotiation of ferry tenders makes investment in new equipment too risky. |
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Tue21Jan |
The M/T Borgøy began its maiden voyage last week. |
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Tue21Jan |
"Once we get the technology to build LNG ships, we are in the game." |
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Tue21Jan |
Movement in Singapore and China shows interest in the fuel. |
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Tue21Jan |
Move ties in with efforts to make the Mississippi port more environmentally efficient, says Port CEO. |
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Mon20Jan |
The company reached an exclusive deal with UNIPEC America to provide product at the terminal. |
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Mon20Jan |
The government backed 1.2 billion won ($1.13 million) project could see the introduction of up to 40 electric vessels. |
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Mon20Jan |
Supplier is the third player to leave the market this month. |
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Mon20Jan |
Completion of lab tests a "significant milestone" that clears the way for the commercial production of the company's EnergySail. |
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Mon20Jan |
The company said the support of ABN AMRO helped it to complete the acquisition of Hess's assets quickly. |
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Mon20Jan |
2013's total was just 3,100 tonnes less than in 2012, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore has confirmed. |
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Mon20Jan |
The supplier is offering 380 cSt product at berth in Chennai, Chennai OPL, and Ennore. |
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Fri17Jan |
Pullmantur Cruises' M/S Monarch was the first to use the new inshore bunkering service on January 13, 2014. |
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Fri17Jan |
Total's sales were under-represented because a change of bunkering licence meant they were allocated against two different legal entities. |
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Fri17Jan |
Sterling Fuels is stepping in after Imperial Oil stopped selling the fuel grade. |
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Fri17Jan |
Ms. Melissa Aniceto joins the team with immediate effect. |
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Fri17Jan |
The company is now reorganising its structure to continue to improve competitiveness. |
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