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February, 2013
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Tue05Feb	Dan-Bunkering Appoints New Trader in Monaco The appointment of Kristian Folmann, a former elite swimmer, was effective January 24, 2013.
Tue05Feb	Mixed Day for Bunker Price Movements in Europe Following a day of gains on Monday, there was a lack of direction for markets today.
Tue05Feb	Singapore Ends Run of Rising Bunker Prices Key grade IFO380 bunkers fell $3.00 to $647.50 pmt in Singapore on Tuesday, a gain of $17.50 week-on-week.
Tue05Feb	Arctic Oil Spill Plan Called "Too Vague" Environmental groups say the plan by eight nations should include language on corporate liability.
Tue05Feb	Marine Coatings Company Hits Milestone PPG has now installed its online shipboard maintenance tool on 1,000 vessels.
Tue05Feb	Players Say China Bunker Sales Up in 2012 However volumes for most suppliers was said to have fallen despite the overall increase.
Tue05Feb	China Fuel Oil Imports Down in January Imports from Europe and Asian nations fell while the country got more product from Venezuela.
Mon04Feb	Bunker Prices Mostly Firm in North America South American bunker prices were mainly soft on Monday.
Mon04Feb	Record Bunker Sales For Algeciras The Spanish port moved 2.9 million tonnes of bunkers in 2012 and hit records for cargo.
Mon04Feb	Cost of Bunkers Rise for Japanese Lines K-Line, NYK and MOL see the price of bunkers rise an average of $17 per metric tonne.
Mon04Feb	Double-Digit Gain for IFO380 in Istanbul The benchmark grade gained $12.00 at the port on a day of rising prices across Europe.
Mon04Feb	Asia's Bunker Prices Make Further Gains on Monday IFO380 Singapore, Busan, and Hong Kong was up for a fifth consecutive market day.
Mon04Feb	Emma Maersk Towed After Mechanical Problems One of the world's largest containerships ran into trouble in the Suez Canal.
Mon04Feb	Japan P&I Club Says Iran-Origin Bunkers OK The club previously warned members that EU sanctions might affect any ship stemming fuel containing Iranian oil.
Mon04Feb	Four More Tanker Orders for Scorpio The company now expects delivery of 16 MR product tankers by the end of 2014.
Mon04Feb	Better Results for NYK Line in 2012 The shipping company says the improving global economy and capacity reductions helped.
Mon04Feb	Approval in Principal for Gazprom LNG Carrier Design The ships are designed with environmental and cost-effectiveness issues in mind.
Fri01Feb	U.S. Port Strike: ILA, USMX Reach Tentative Agreement "Local negotiations are ongoing and will continue without interruption to any port operation."
Fri01Feb	U.S. Bunker Prices Continue to Make Gains Prices in the U.S. Gulf and Caribbean as a whole were mixed.
Fri01Feb	GE Marine to Sell New Heat-to-Power System The system uses supercritical CO2 rather than steam to generate electricity.

Showing 161-180 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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