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Thu07Feb |
Research house Woodmac runs the numbers on coming marine fuel sulfur cap. |
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Thu07Feb |
Fuel testing agency says industry players should "work collaboratively" for industry's "greater good". |
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Wed06Feb |
But observers say the real driver of bullish sentiment will be an end to the U.S./China hostilities. |
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Wed06Feb |
With Shanghai-based shipyard Huarun Dadong Dockyard. |
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Wed06Feb |
With tanker in River Thames estuary, aims to grow bunker ops in Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp region. |
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Wed06Feb |
Work put back to April. |
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Wed06Feb |
Mothballed plant in northern Europe to come out of retirement. |
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Tue05Feb |
But this doesn't prevent BP from posting stellar gains in 2018. |
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Tue05Feb |
Operated by Titan LNG. |
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Tue05Feb |
In first trade on Platts' Singapore FOB Marine Fuel 0.5% futures contract. |
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Tue05Feb |
Losses at Pointe-a-Pierre refinery behind move. |
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Tue05Feb |
Price reporting agency Argus Media says that low sulfur fuel trial results are not widely known. |
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Tue05Feb |
Lack of infrastructure will hinder take up of alternative fuel. |
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Tue05Feb |
"I'm not sure it's in our interest to convince everybody to put scrubbers in," says CEO alongside orders for 3 more units. |
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Mon04Feb |
But Venezuela's woes mollified traders somewhat. |
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Mon04Feb |
Some see IMO 2020 as a cover for freight-rate increases, while tanker operators may have an easier job ahead of them than box carriers. |
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Mon04Feb |
After 6 months of declining sales, 2018 annual total just 2% lower than 2017. |
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Mon04Feb |
Previously expected widespread non-compliance. |
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Mon04Feb |
Phone number has also changed. |
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Mon04Feb |
After 18 years with the tanker owner. |
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