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Oil Extends Its Winning Streak As Analysts Anticipate A Covid-Free World In 2021

Meanwhile, OPEC will likely not abandon its output cuts, says Iraq.

10 Feb 2021

Jurong Port Takes Over Hin Leong Stake in Singapore's Universal Terminal

Hin Leong owned 41% of the terminal.

10 Feb 2021

Shipping Company ONE Reports Success of Biofuel Bunker Trial

The biofuel was blended with conventional bunkers.

10 Feb 2021

Yara Marine Relaunches Shore Power Sales on Decarbonisation Push

The company is partnering with marine technology firm NG3 to offer shore power connection systems to shipowners.

10 Feb 2021

Maersk Reports 6.9% Drop in 2020 Bunker Consumption

Maersk is the world's largest consumer of bunker fuel, and one of the world's biggest users of oil products of any kind.

10 Feb 2021

Singapore VLSFO Jumps Above $500/MT

VLSFO at Singapore hit the highest level since February 21, 2020 yesterday.

10 Feb 2021

EXCLUSIVE: Chris Todd Confirms Launch of New International Bunker Company

With an initial footprint that includes 7 trading offices and 2 physical locations, Todd will head Delta Energy from Rotterdam.

10 Feb 2021

Oil Continues Its Winning Streak As Demand Recovery Optimism Grows

However, France's Total is increasing its involvement in renewables.

9 Feb 2021

Rotterdam Bunker Licensing Launches With 28 Registered Barge Operators

The new system -- licensing bunker barge operators at Rotterdam, Schiedam, Vlaardingen, Dordrecht, Zwijndrecht and Papendrecht -- came into force on February 1.

9 Feb 2021

Japan Eyes Greater Ammonia use for Domestic Market

With power plants and shipping seen as viable end users.

9 Feb 2021

Cost Savings the Lure on Vessel Digitalisation

Vessel performance and efficiency key drivers for shipping's engagement with all things digital, survey finds

9 Feb 2021

25% Emissions Reduction Wins Hapag-Lloyd Newbuilds Green Financing

Shipping companies will increasingly need to access green financing to secure funds for their new vessel orders.

9 Feb 2021

Maersk Seeks $6.1 Million Compensation for 2018 Bunker Contamination

Maersk has taken Glencore to court over some fuel oil received in February 2018 that it alleges damaged one ship and caused engine failure in another.

9 Feb 2021

NYK Line Orders Two LPG-Fuelled Gas Carriers

The two duel-fuelled vessels will be built by Kawasaki Heavy Industries at the KHI Sakaide Works.

9 Feb 2021

Oil Prices Jump Over 2% As Analysts Sense A Market "Paradigm Shift"

Morse says demand recovery "is going to look stellar."

8 Feb 2021

European Commission Mulls Carbon Intensity Standard for Bunker Fuel

For ships calling at European Economic Area ports.

8 Feb 2021

BUNKER JOBS: Estonian Supplier Bunker Partner Seeks Commodity Trader in Tallinn

The company is seeking candidates with fluent English and Russian and with experience of derivatives trading.

8 Feb 2021

Market Talk: Jet Fuel Regains Premium Over Gasoil Values

Pandemic's second wave hasn't seen the return of collapsing jet fuel prices, according to SPGlobal Platts.

8 Feb 2021

Peninsula Makes First Gas Bunkering, Eyes Newbuilds

'Peninsula group working on multiple deals in strategic bunkering locations worldwide,' company says.

8 Feb 2021

Maersk Engine Failure Case Brings 2018 Bunker Contamination Crisis to Court

The global bunker industry suffered a contamination crisis in 2018, with quality issues spreading from the US Gulf to become a worldwide problem.

8 Feb 2021