Author: Gulf Bunkering Editorial Team

Vessels operated by Abu Dhabi-based shipping group Adnoc have come under attack on 16 separate occasions in the Strait of […]

Two decades of experience managing bunker operations at Fujairah have led one industry veteran to challenge a common assumption in

The European Commission’s proposal to widen the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) for maritime transport is drawing scrutiny over whether

Two of the world’s most sanctioned crude export pipelines are facing their toughest enforcement pressure yet, according to a new

The rapid expansion of AI-powered data centers is emerging as a major new customer segment for marine engine manufacturers, adding

Hapag-Lloyd’s proposed acquisition of Israeli carrier ZIM remains in limbo as the German shipping giant continues negotiations with Israeli authorities,

Chinese shipbuilding giant Yangzijiang Shipbuilding says it has no available construction slots until 2030, according to ShippingWatch. The disclosure highlights

Republican members of Congress have filed resolutions seeking to overturn the federal waivers underpinning two of California’s key maritime emissions

Fuel testing agency Maritec-Naias has issued a warning over elevated levels of phenolic compounds detected in bunker fuels lifted at