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Tue21May |
GS Caltex's bunker fuel production has declined and needs the imports to keep up its bunker sales volume. |
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Tue21May |
As customers' credit improves, it will be "very easy for us to expand our tonnes," chairman says. |
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Tue21May |
Local nations must reach an agreement on a site by the end of June to qualify for funding. |
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Mon20May |
Bunker prices open the week with mixed movements, but generally making gains in Asia. |
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Mon20May |
Efficiency improvements helped the shipping company's bottom line despite lower volumes. |
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Mon20May |
"In essence, the domestic marine infrastructure cannot provide an adequate supply of alternative fuels," says Transport Canada. |
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Mon20May |
Production of HFO in Russia for the four months ended April 2013 fell by 3.5 percent. |
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Mon20May |
The permit is the second from the U.S. Energy Department allowing exports to non-Free Trade Agreement countries. |
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Mon20May |
The event will be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on May 29, 30 and 31. |
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Mon20May |
Fluxys Belgium says it also wants to establish a carbon-neutral gas supply by 2050. |
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Mon20May |
New MAN Diesel engine "represents the culmination of many years' development work." |
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Fri17May |
Bunker prices end the week making gains in many regions. |
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Fri17May |
The Bermuda court says it will strike out the petition, but only after hearing an application for a substitute petitioner. |
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Fri17May |
Bunker Trader Arjun Sunda is relocating from Middelfart, Denmark. |
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Fri17May |
Chantier Davie Canada Inc. will build the "environmentally friendly" ships |
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Fri17May |
The facility could export 1.5 billion cubic feet per day of Canadian gas once it is complete. |
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Fri17May |
Canadian prime minister says oil will be exported to the U.S. anyway, and other forms of transportation are less attractive. |
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Fri17May |
The company says the five-year agreement will keep its maintenance costs predictable. |
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Fri17May |
FOBAS global manager says "LNG is ultimately a dangerous product to handle." |
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Thu16May |
A number of key ports end runs of downward movement that lasted over a week but overall prices lacked direction today. |
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