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Wed19Nov |
As the sector shifts towards green fuels, speakers at IBIA's Annual Convention cautioned that training for seafarers is not keeping pace. |
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Wed19Nov |
Ethanol is seen by some as being more readily available compared to methanol in certain parts of the world. |
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Wed19Nov |
CLIA's Bud Darr expects LNG, bio-LNG and methanol-based fuels like biomethanol to form the core bunker pathway for the cruise industry. |
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Wed19Nov |
CLIA CEO Bud Darr sees any attempt to return the IMO's net-zero framework to a vote next year with no change as destined to fail. |
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Wed19Nov |
GCMD's Lynn Loo argues carbon capture technology makes sense for ships operating in tramp service. |
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Tue18Nov |
IBIA expects to host more than 250 delegates at the Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour View Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday for its 2025 annual convention. |
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Thu06Nov |
The firm expects Hong Kong's demand for biofuel bunker blends to grow by 1.5-2 times over the next five years, its director tells Ship & Bunker. |
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Thu06Nov |
New AuctionConnect CEO Kenneth Juhls discusses a deal bringing in about 300,000-500,000 mt/year of marine fuels volumes to the platform. |
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Mon03Nov |
The two bodies also plan more coordination of their involvement in international forums like the IMO. |
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Tue21Oct |
"There is not a more inclusive word for the procedure than 'bunkering'," says Constantinos Capetanakis, chairman of IBIA. |
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