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February, 2013
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Fri15Feb	Bunker Prices in Singapore Soft as the Week Ends Prices dipped in a number of ports in the region today.
Fri15Feb	Rolls Royce Marine Orders Rise 44% UK nuclear submarines, Brazil oil, and gas helped boost its performance for the year.
Fri15Feb	New Rules for San Francisco Bay To Avoid Possible Spills Tankers and cargo vessels won't be allowed to leave the bay in heavy fog.
Fri15Feb	Lukoil to Boost Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel Production The company is responding to increased international demand for the fuel.
Fri15Feb	U.S. Navy Program Promises Millions in Fuel Savings The software optimises routes and speeds for supply ships.
Fri15Feb	LNG Ship Plans Growing in U.S. Using LNG-powered containerships is a "a classic no-brainer," says TOTE CEO.
Fri15Feb	Aegean Boosts Bunker Business in Falmouth The new bunkering operation is expected to add a fourth tanker soon.
Thu14Feb	Mixed Bunker Price Movements Continue in North America U.S. Gulf and Caribbean prices were generally soft after gains in the region yesterday.
Thu14Feb	New Monitoring Tool to Detect Sulfur Level in Fuel The new system can detect levels of sulfur, cat fines, and other materials in fuel and oil.
Thu14Feb	EMEA Bunker Price Movements Remain Mixed Rotterdam and Fujairah saw IFO380 fall for the first time in over a week
Thu14Feb	Shale Oil May Boost Global Economy by $2.7 trillion The newly available oil could have an economic impact equal to adding a UK-size economy to the world.
Thu14Feb	Fuel-Saving Two-Stroke Gas Engines for New Teekay Vessels "These engines place us at the forefront of technology in the marketplace," says Teekay manager.
Thu14Feb	Singapore Bunker Prices Dip But prices remained flat in many ports throughout the region.
Thu14Feb	Italian Operator Orders Fuel Efficient Ro-Ro MAN Diesel & Turbo say it will be "one of the most efficient and environmentally friendly vessels in its class."
Thu14Feb	Dan-Bunkering Adds to Middelfart Team Jan Eckhoff joined as Chief Accountant effective February 1, 2013
Thu14Feb	International Bunkering Welcomes Two New Traders Andreas Johansen joins the team in Dubai, Maureen Leong joins the team in Singapore.
Thu14Feb	Ballast Water System is a "Good Solution" for Retrofits A.P. Moller-Maersk tested the non-chemical system on two ships and says it is space-efficient and quick to install.
Wed13Feb	North America Bunker Price Movements Mixed IFO380 in Los Angeles / Long Beach makes a double-digit drop.
Wed13Feb	NYK Line Receives Environmental Recognition The company is using new technology and optimising ship movements to reduce fuel use.
Wed13Feb	Japan Signs Oil Deal with Saudi Arabia As domestic demand grows in the Middle Eastern nation, Japan is securing supply in case of emergency.

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Apr 28

1Shipergy Launches New Platform Tracking Variations in Bunker Energy Content

Failing to keep track of energy density variations could be costing shipping companies as much as $25/mt in fuel bills, Shipergy CEO Daniel Rose tells Ship & Bunker.
Apr 29

2US Sanctions Three Vessels Over Alleged Ties to Houthis

The ships are accused of delivering cargo to ports under the control of Yemen's Houthi movement.
Apr 28

3World Kinect Sees Q1 Bunker Sales Hit Lowest Level Since 2014

Gross profit from the marine segment was $35.7 million in Q1 2025, down from $48.4 million a year earlier.
Apr 28

4Vitol Bunkers to Offer FuelEU-Compliant Co-Processed VLSFO

The product is being produced at the company's 100,000 b/d Fujairah refinery, and the firm's ship the Elandra Falcon was the first to take on the new fuel at Fujairah.
Apr 23

5IMO 2028: How Much Biofuel Will Be Needed to Avoid Penalties?

Initial Ship & Bunker analysis shows ships would need to use between 17.6% and 23.3% biofuel in B100 terms to avoid penalty charges in 2028.

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