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Wed26Nov |
Prokopakis gives his thoughts on 'one of our strongest conventions to date' along exclusive news on a new member benefit coming soon. |
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Tue25Nov |
Conventional bunker demand remains under sustained pressure from improved fuel-efficiency measures from the shipping industry as it seeks to cut fuel bills and reduce emissions. |
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Tue25Nov |
IMO NZF, MFMs, other efforts towards decarbonization took centre stage at IBIA's annual convention in Hong Kong. |
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Mon24Nov |
With the global fleet capable of consuming 50 million mt/year of alternative fuels by 2030, questions remain over how quickly supply can be scaled. |
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Mon24Nov |
Bulkers have had limited uptake of methanol-fuelled ships thus far, but this has begun to change in recent months with China's backing for the fuel. |
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Mon24Nov |
"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. |
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Fri21Nov |
Some speakers at the IBIA Annual Convention view suppliers holding the upper hand during LNG bunkering. |
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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. |
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Thu20Nov |
China's expanding renewable power capacity is strengthening its position in future green bunker supply. |
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Thu20Nov |
South Korea may see more biofuel volume available for bunkering next year, with some new players looking to enter the space. |
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