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October, 2022
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Thu27Oct	Keep Chlorinated Organic Compounds in Bunkers Below 50 MG/KG: CIMAC CIMAC estimates more than 100 ships had operational problems after taking on contaminated HSFO in Singapore in February and March.

22Nov

1Dan-Bunkering Key Account Manager Leaves Company

Michael Dam Kietz, a key account manager for Dan-Bunkering based in its Middelfart head office, resigned on Monday and is now on garden leave.
25Nov

2Sing Fuels Profits 50% Up on Pre-Pandemic Levels

Both revenue and gross profit in 2022 have risen by 50% from pre-pandemic levels.
24Nov

3Premium for Methanol-Fuelled Ships Much Lower than for LNG: DNV

DNV has updated its 'Alternative Fuels for Containerships' document with an additional chapter on methanol propulsion.
21Nov

4IBIA CONVENTION: Hartree Sees Refinery Distillate Output Holding Down VLSFO Prices

A previous link between strength in diesel crack spreads and VLSFO strength appears to have been broken this year.
26Nov

5Third Weekly Drop For Oil As EU Suspends Russian Cap Talks

Meanwhile, a host of indicators suggest that global demand is weakening.
22Nov

6IBIA CONVENTION: Gloomy Forecasts for Bunker Industry's Prospects in 2023

The inflation that came alongside this year's advance in energy markets is now raising concerns over the central-bank response bringing a global recession.
25Nov

7Oilmar Hires Greece-Based Trader From BMS United

Georgia Chorozidou has joined the company as a bunker trader in Greece as of this month.
23Nov

8Quadrise Targets Net Zero Emission Emulsion Fuel by 2030

The firm's work with biofuels specialist Vertoro may be one pathway to the goal.
28Nov

9Rotterdam Eyes Green Hydrogen Production

With deal to develop factory within port area.
24Nov

10Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report 2022: Week 46

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue's demolition sales from November 17 – November 23, 2022.

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