Archive News
| Date | Headline | Image |
|---|---|---|
Fri21Nov |
This milestone comes more than five decades after the company delivered its first ship in 1974. |
 |
Fri21Nov |
Some speakers at the IBIA Annual Convention view suppliers holding the upper hand during LNG bunkering. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue's demolition sales from November 13 – November 19, 2025. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
Meanwhile, India makes good on its vow to stop buying Russian oil. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
Two more LNG-fuelled ships are expected to join the firm's fleet in the next two years. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
The 750 m3 lubricant supply barge has been time chartered from Tristar Group. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
Zero-emission ships calling at Oslo port will be fully exempted from charges from 2026. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
The order adds to Aasen Shipping's six-vessel series using Wartsila's hybrid technology. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
Global VLSFO prices have now reversed the gains seen earlier in the week. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
The vessel came to Singapore from India earlier this month. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
Despite the hype around ammonia and methanol, some speakers at the IBIA Annual Convention see LNG, biofuel and carbon capture as the most accessible options. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
China's expanding renewable power capacity is strengthening its position in future green bunker supply. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
South Korea may see more biofuel volume available for bunkering next year, with some new players looking to enter the space. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
All barges engaged in methanol bunkering will be required to use mass flow meters, according to a government official. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
The government is understood to be preparing to set up the new rule, and has already distributed some funds to barge owners to subsidise the investment. |
 |
Thu20Nov |
A Hong Kong government official says the city will remain open to any alternative bunker fuel the market demands as it seeks to build flexibility. |
 |
Wed19Nov |
China appears in no hurry to loosen marine biofuel blending rules, with demand trailing far behind conventional fuels. |
 |
Wed19Nov |
DNV sees marine biofuels accounting for just 0.6% of total biofuel consumption in 2023. |
 |
Wed19Nov |
The shipping and bunkering industries are engaged in soul-searching over what can be salvaged from global decarbonisation efforts after last month's decision to delay. |
 |
Wed19Nov |
As the sector shifts towards green fuels, speakers at IBIA's Annual Convention cautioned that training for seafarers is not keeping pace. |
 |
Popular Now More
-
Nov 25Dan-Bunkering USA currently sells just short of 1 million mt/year of marine fuels in the Americas, and sees oil and gas as a key part of its future growth. -
Nov 26Following a meeting with the Suez Canal Authority, the company is reportedly planning an initial return of some of its vessels to using Suez from next month. -
Nov 25The new hire was previously a senior trader at Axiom Global Oil & Gas Trading. -
Nov 24"What we can do as an industry is to fix the market which is not transparent, not compliant, and is not safe," TFG's Kenneth Dam tells delegates in Hong Kong. -
Nov 25The new hire previously served as business development manager for ADP Clear Pte Ltd in Singapore.