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July, 2018
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Tue31Jul	US Gulf Bunker Contamination Yet to Reach a Meaningful Resolution: IBIA IBIA says it will develop a proposal to form a Working Group to address the matter.
Tue31Jul	Crude Posts Biggest Monthly Loss in 2 Years on Deflating Geopolitical Tensions, Increasing Output But Tehran insists that skyrocketing prices lie ahead due to Donald Trump.
Tue31Jul	Bunker Prices Predicted to Rise 25% in 2018 Gains will squeeze box carriers' thin profit margins, says Scope.
Tue31Jul	Carnival to Build Two More LNG-Powered Cruise Ships Vessels will be Princess Cruises' first to be powered by gas.
Tue31Jul	Fujairah Gets Uptick in Fuel Enquiries On back of latest contamination episode in Singapore.
Tue31Jul	Fuel Cell Technology: Part of Shoreside Power Debate ABB/Ballard agreement could open up new line in curbing port emissions.
Tue31Jul	Sing Fuels Boosts Team With addition of senior bunker trader.
Tue31Jul	IMO 2020 & IMO 2050: How Did We Get Here and What is it We Really Need to Do? Let's invest wisely in technology that can get the shipping industry beyond 2050, Ian Adams writes for Ship & Bunker.
Mon30Jul	Crude Market Tightening Concerns Send US Crude Back Over $70/bbl This despite OPEC posting massive output figures for July.
Mon30Jul	Brightoil in Talks to Sell Zhoushan Terminal, 15 Vessels Sale to provide support to the long term strategic developments of the Group.
Mon30Jul	EGSA: Scrubber Orders Rapidly Accelerating Orders in May alone accounted for 4.5% of all scrubbers units.
Mon30Jul	Port of Rotterdam Seeks $33 million Over Bunker Spill from "Unseaworthy" Tanker The legal proceedings came to light after a complaint was filed last week in the U.S.
Mon30Jul	Baleària Makes $70 million Bet on LNG Bunkers Will covert five of its ferries to use nat gas.
Mon30Jul	Has Scrubber Mania Arrived? Fifth of global fleet could have units installed by 2025, says Don Gregory.
Mon30Jul	Brightoil Tanker Detained in Singapore And moored at bunkering anchorage.
Mon30Jul	Expected Pricing and Economic Impacts of the IMO 2020 Rule Stillwater Associates discuss how they expect the economic aftermath of the implementation of the IMO 2020 Rule to play out.
Fri27Jul	Crude Ends the Week Soft as Market Faces Multiple Unknowns However, Brazil has found a way to take advantage of the geopolitical turmoil.
Fri27Jul	Intertek Opens New UK Facility New 8,000 sq ft site located in Ellesmere Port.
Fri27Jul	CMA CGM Bunker Surcharge to Remain in Place Until Further Notice The surcharge of $55/TEU for dry and $85/TEU for reefers is based on the Brent average price in June.
Fri27Jul	Jacksonville LNG Bunkering Facility Officially Opens "It represents the start of Eagle LNG's plans to build LNG infrastructure across the nation," says Eagle LNG's Sean Lalani.

Showing 1-20 of 156 articles from July, 2018

May 14

1NTSB All But Rules Out Bad Bunker Fuel as Cause of Dali Collision with Baltimore Bridge

Preliminary report did not draw any final conclusions on what caused the incident, but "test results did not identify any concerns related to the quality of the fuel."
May 13

2Monjasa Adds HSFO Capacity in UK in Response to Rising Demand

Rising HSFO demand has prompted Monjasa to dedicate more delivery capacity to it, NWE Trading Director Jeppe Hjort Ebbesen tells Ship & Bunker.
May 13

3Know Your Counterparty: Brazilian Bunker Supplier Raizen

Raizen is a not only the second largest fuel distributor in Brazil, but have several international operations.
May 07

4Vitol Hit With $1m Houston Bad Bunker Claim

Claim filed at in the Southern District of New York following a 1750 mt stem in January.
May 14

5Alternative Marine Fuels Regulation on MSC108 Agenda

London meeting runs from 15 to 24 May.

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