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Nov 21, 2025 ... shipowners' ability to switch bunkering ports, delegates at the IBIA Annual Convention 2025 in Hong Kong said on Wednesday.
The fuel is currently available at far fewer ports worldwide than ... |
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Nov 20, 2025 ... more complex fuels still seen as longer-term options, delegates at the IBIA Annual Convention in Hong Kong heard on Thursday.
The two fuels are the most mature alternative fuels available in the ... |
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Nov 20, 2025 ... bunker fuel production in the next few years, delegates at the IBIA Annual Convention 2025 in Hong Kong heard on Thursday.
This could potentially benefit Hong Kong and other parts of the ... |
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Nov 20, 2025 ... volume available for bunkering from next year, delegates at the IBIA Annual Convention 2025 in Hong Kong heard on Thursday.
Three refineries are blending UCO with conventional marine fuel in ... |
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Nov 20, 2025 ... Kong's government is set to mandate the use of mass flow meters (MFMs) for deliveries of methanol as a marine fuel.
Klaus Chan, principal assistant secretary at the Hong Kong government's ... |
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Nov 20, 2025 ... meters for marine fuel deliveries as early as 2027, delegates at the IBIA Annual Convention in Hong Kong heard on Thursday.
The government is preparing to set up the new rule, and has already ... |
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Nov 20, 2025 ... Kong's geographical position and proximity to major international shipping lanes make it a natural candidate to develop into a multi-fuel bunkering hub.
Building on this advantage, the city ... |
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Nov 19, 2025 ... blends sold in the market.
During a panel discussion at today's IBIA Annual Convention in Hong Kong, when asked whether China might permit wider biofuel blending, a representative from a ... |
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Nov 19, 2025 ... director at DNV, said in a keynote presentation at the IBIA Annual Convention 2025 in Hong Kong on Wednesday.
"The vast majority goes towards the road sector, and a small part of ... |
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Nov 19, 2025 ... be carried forward.
Shipping and bunkering executives speaking at the IBIA Annual Convention in Hong Kong on Wednesday were less than optimistic about the prospects for the NZF, but made ... |





