EMEA News

April, 2021
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Mon19Apr	Test Run for Methanol Fuel Cell Aimed at Auxiliary Engines Danish firm's technology to be tested for a year.
Mon19Apr	Yara Marine, BAR Technologies to Sell WindWings Tech Yara Marine and Bar Tech join forces to sell technology to wider shipping industry.
Mon19Apr	Maersk, LR Join Forces on Ammonia Fuel Guidelines Intra-company collaboration vital to to meet IMO's 2050 target on carbonisation.
Mon19Apr	Italian Navy Joins Ghana Anti-Piracy Effort in Gulf of Guinea Will provide training to 187 soldiers to help bolster efforts to combat rising piracy in the region
Thu15Apr	TFG Marine Completes First Mass Flow Meter Installation at Rotterdam The company has installed and calibrated one of the meters on its barge the MTS Sydney, chartered from UniBarge, at Rotterdam.
Thu15Apr	Nigerian Authorities Hold Meeting With Refiners to Discuss VLSFO Availability NIMASA arranged a two-day meeting from Wednesday in Lagos to discuss the issue.
Thu15Apr	Titan Sees Synthetic LNG Available by 2024 Conventional fossil LNG is unlikely to be compatible with the shipping industry's longer-term plans to eliminate carbon emissions.
Thu15Apr	Engen Tenders to Boost VLSFO Supplies Reduced domestic refining capacity prompts higher local demand.
Wed14Apr	Gibraltar Bunker Calls at Three-Month High Gibraltar does not release official figures for bunker sales volumes there, but its total is estimated to have been flat on the year in 2020 at about 4 million mt.
Tue13Apr	Car Transporter Makes Carbon Free Voyage Using biofuel and carbon offsetting.

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19Apr

1BUNKER JOBS: Maersk Oil Trading Seeks Business Development Manager

The company is looking for experienced candidates with a master's degree in business, economics, engineering or similar and preferably a background in business development.
19Apr

2Ocean Bunkering Departure Takes Singapore Supplier Count to 43 Firms

Ocean Bunkering and sister company Hin Leong Marine International (Pte) Ltd are no longer listed as licensed marine fuel suppliers by Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) as of April 1.
19Apr

3Italian Navy Joins Ghana Anti-Piracy Effort in Gulf of Guinea

Will provide training to 187 soldiers to help bolster efforts to combat rising piracy in the region
19Apr

4Singapore Quarantines Bunker Barge's Crew After COVID-19 Case

The crew member, a 39-year-old Indonesian man working on an unnamed bunker barge, tested positive on April 15, Singapore's Ministry of Health said in a statement on its website on Sunday.
14Apr

5FEATURE: Bunker Industry Assesses Credit Situation With 10% of Financing Disappearing

Panelists at IBIA's Shipping & Bunkering in Transition conference said as much as 10% of traditional financing for the bunker industry has disappeared, and new lending is only available at a much higher cost.
14Apr

6Singapore Will Become Asia's Largest LNG Bunkering Hub: Total

Singapore has long been the world's largest hub for conventional bunker fuels, with annual sales close to 50 million mt in 2020, but has been slower than some ports in Europe to build up LNG bunker demand.
19Apr

7Former Singapore Supplier Harley Marine to Pay Dividend to Creditors

Harley Marine entered the Singapore market in February 2016 and was listed as its 48th-largest supplier by volume in the Maritime and Port Authority's list for 2017.
16Apr

8INTERVIEW: Singapore Maritime Institute Sets Out Uncertain Alternative Fuels Future

"Singapore cannot hope to be everything to everyone."
16Apr

9World Bank Backs Ammonia as Future Bunker Fuel

The bank's report, titled 'The Potential of Zero-Carbon Bunker Fuels in Developing Countries', analyses the prospects of biofuels, hydrogen, ammonia and synthetic carbon-based fuels in the future of the marine fuels industry.
15Apr

10Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2021 Week 15

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue's demolition sales from April 8 – April 14, 2021.

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