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November, 2025
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Wed19Nov	IBIA CONVENTION 2025: Industry Sees Little Cause for IMO Optimism 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.

25Nov

1INTERVIEW: New Dan-Bunkering US Chief Sees Oil and Gas as Key to Growth

Dan-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.
25Nov

2Monjasa Hires Senior Trader in Dubai

The new hire was previously a senior trader at Axiom Global Oil & Gas Trading.
24Nov

3IBIA CONVENTION 2025: MFMs Should be Bunker Industry's Top Priority - TFG

"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.
24Nov

4Singapore to Hand Out Methanol Bunkering Licences to Three Firms

The three companies were chosen from a pool of 13 applications.
25Nov

5IBIA Convention 2025 Wrap-Up: Key Discussion Points and Event Takeaways

IMO NZF, MFMs, other efforts towards decarbonization took centre stage at IBIA's annual convention in Hong Kong.
24Nov

6Bunker Holding Appoints Director of Sales and Operational Excellence

The new director has worked for Bunker Holding since May 2017, and had earlier worked for subsidiary Dan-Bunkering from 1990 to 2017.
25Nov

7Oilmar Hires Marine Fuel Trader in Singapore

The new hire previously served as business development manager for ADP Clear Pte Ltd in Singapore.
25Nov

8Crude Futures Sink as Ukraine Reportedly Agrees to Peace Deal Terms

The reported agreement follows US talks with a Russian delegation in Abu Dhabi on Monday.
24Nov

9UAE's Sea Leader Sells More than 750,000 Mt of Bunkers in First Year

The firm's first 1,000 deals included 12 biofuel deliveries.
25Nov

10Cnergyico Refinery VLSFO Production Lifts Pakistan VLSFO Avails 'Back to Normal'

Previously, only one refinery was producing VLSFO and production was understood to be limited.

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