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February, 2019
Date	Headline	Image
Tue12Feb	Dan-bunkering Makes Internal Promotion Soren Emil Dam becomes team leader in Dubai.
Tue12Feb	Med ECA in Four Years is Possible, Says Nabu Environmental group hoping to get submission agreed at MEPC75.
Tue12Feb	Signs of a Sluggish Start to IMO2020 Compliance Persist And the root cause continues to be a lack of clarity over enforcement.
Mon11Feb	Rig Count Fears Beat Bullish Sentiment and Cause More Crude Losses Analyst says the U.S./China situation will also inform prices moving forward.
Mon11Feb	Bomin Hit with $1M Claim Following Alleged Faulty Fuel Incident To cover cost of detour, loss of cargo value.
Mon11Feb	Bunker Suppliers and Buyers Both Need to Do Their Part for Successful IMO2020: ICS IMO 2020 is also just the start of more profound changes to come.
Mon11Feb	Low Sulfur Fuel oil Futures Contract Launches Next Week After US govt shutdown delay.
Mon11Feb	Shipowners Call for Clarity on Fuel Safety, Compatibility Vital for IMO's marine environment committee at May meeting, says International Chamber of Shipping
Mon11Feb	Ecoslops Secures EIB Finance Waste fuel recycler says deal will support growth in its markets.
Mon11Feb	Proving Bunker Fuel Provenance of Growing Importance Driven by operational, environmental, and political needs.
Mon11Feb	Synthetic Bunker Fuel Can Reduce CO2 Emissions Where Electrification Not Possible: MAN Especially in the case of container ships.
Fri08Feb	Overly Jittery Crude Traders Cause Steepest Weekly Loss of 2019 But support may come if the waivers against the Iranian sanctions aren't renewed.
Fri08Feb	Vessel Retrofit will Enable Battery-Powered Port Manoeuvres Hybrid propulsion system will allow the cargo ship to sail in and out of harbour on electric power.
Fri08Feb	Marathassa Bunker Spill Caused by Defect, not Negligence Ship had a faulty valve and incorrectly installed alarm.
Fri08Feb	Supramax Arrested in Singapore Connected to German shipping interests.
Fri08Feb	Europe Calls for Urgent Update and Harmonization of Scrubber Rules Rules should be fit for purpose, and harmonized so the industry is not forced to deal with a patchwork of regional regulations.
Fri08Feb	True Motives of Scrubber Debate Called into Question There are two camps against scrubbers, says DHT's Harfjeld, ones who haven't got the money to do it, or the other camp that came way too late for the party.
Thu07Feb	Oil Tumbles Again Due To An "Overemphasis" Of A Global Recession Traders seem fixated on bad news despite many bullish developments.
Thu07Feb	DHT: Scrubber Bans Were No Surprise, Have No Impact Our assumptions and our configuration was in anticipation of countries implementing stricter rules related to the use of scrubbers, says Co-CEO Harfjeld.
Thu07Feb	Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2019 Week 5 Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue's demolition sales from February 1 – February 6, 2019.

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Apr 15

1Monjasa Athens Branch Manager Leaves Company

The Athens branch manager of global marine fuel supplier and trading firm Monjasa has stepped down from his role at the company.
Apr 15

2INTERVIEW: Monjasa Sees Further Volumes Growth and Staff Expansion in 2024

Monjasa group CFO Rasmus Knudsen discusses the firm's expectations for 2024 in an interview with Ship & Bunker.
Apr 13

3MSC Ship Boarded by Iranian Forces Near Strait of Hormuz

A seizure of a ship by Iran would point to a significant widening of the threat to global shipping from current geopolitical tensions.
Apr 15

4Adani Bunkering Completes Large Physical Supply Operation in India

The firm recently supplied 3,000 mt of marine fuel to a container ship at Mundra, a company representative tells Ship & Bunker.
Apr 15

5Singapore-Rotterdam Green Corridor Plans Bio-LNG Bunkering Pilots in 2024-5

Partners to the initiative plan to carry out the operations in 2024 and 2025.

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