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February, 2013
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Wed13Feb	Mixed Mid-Week Movements for European Bunker Prices IFO380 in Fujairah also made gains on Wednesday.
Wed13Feb	Singapore Bunker Prices See Small Gains A number of ports in the region saw bunker prices remain unchanged today.
Wed13Feb	DNV: Capture of up to 65% of CO2 "Technically Feasible" The new technology uses chemical absorption to separate CO2 from flue gasses.
Wed13Feb	Danish Bunker Supplier Adds Barge, Could Bring in Six Monjasa is ramping up its operations at the port of Great Belt.
Wed13Feb	President Obama: U.S. Needs "Modern Ports" In Tuesday's State of the Union Speech, the U.S. President also says he'll "keep cutting red tape" to speed up new oil and gas permits.
Wed13Feb	Diesel Spill After Tug Boat Sinks Local reports say as much as 4,000 gallons of diesel fuel may have ended up in the water.
Wed13Feb	Bunker Prices Set to Rise in 2013 McQuilling Services LLC predicts bunker prices will hit $760 per metric tonne by 2017.
Tue12Feb	Americas Bunker Price Movements Lack Direction MGO in Vancouver rose to its highest price since October 19, 2012.
Tue12Feb	Shell Looks to Mini-LNG Projects in Russia The company has not been able to expand production at a plant it co-owns with Gazprom.
Tue12Feb	New Biofuel Pretreatment System Launched Alfa Laval said the prefabricated units give producers flexibility in feedstock choice, reducing costs.
Tue12Feb	Europe's Bunker Prices Soften IFO bunker prices in Fujairah, Suez, and Cape Town all made an increase today.
Tue12Feb	IFO Prices Makes Gains in South Asia IFO in Indian ports moved up between $8.00 and $24.00 pmt.
Tue12Feb	NAT Continues Losses, Predicts Improvements Nordic American Tankers says its fleet condition and ability to invest in vessels positions it well for a recovering market.
Tue12Feb	Another Strike Possible for U.S. West Coast Workers at Long Beach and Los Angeles rejected the contract reached after last year's strike.
Tue12Feb	Pirates Targeting Bunkers in Asia Higher bunker prices are making the theft of MGO more appealing.
Tue12Feb	Canadian LNG Plants Seek $2B in Tax Breaks The industry says changing the plants' tax classification would help them compete against the U.S. and Australia.
Tue12Feb	Drewry: 2013 a Tough Year for Tanker Owners Market continues to struggle under the pressure of overcapacity.
Mon11Feb	Big Gain for IFO Bunker Prices in Los Angeles Americas markets overall were quiet for Carnival holiday, and Vancouver celebrated its first ever Family Day.
Mon11Feb	Double-Digit Gains for Mediterranean, Black Sea Bunker Prices Algeciras, Piraeus, and Genoa see both IFO and distillates make strong gains today.
Mon11Feb	Maersk Line Adjusts Bows for Slow Steaming Retrofitting bulbous bows saves 8 percent on fuel, makes idle ships useable, the company says.

Showing 101-120 of 187 articles from February, 2013

Apr 30

1Peninsula Hires Bunker Trader in Houston

The new hire was previously director of marine fuel marketing at UET Marine in Houston.
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

3Shipergy 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 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 28

5World 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.

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