Author: Gulf Bunkering Editorial Team

New voyage-level data has revealed how the routing of container ships between Asia and Europe can dramatically alter their exposure

Japan Engine Corporation (J-ENG) has completed land-based testing of a hydrogen-fuelled engine it describes as the world’s first of its

Classification society DNV has cautioned that even as the LNG bunker vessel fleet expands, port infrastructure could become the next

Norwegian ammonia bunkering company Azane Fuel Solutions has entered into a supply agreement with Yara Norge, according to Ship &

Iran is increasingly turning to land-based trade routes as disruptions linked to a US naval blockade and unrest in the

A new joint development project aims to test whether directly measured shipboard CO2 emissions could eventually replace the default emission

Maersk has placed an order for 26 large container vessels, a move that surpasses the scale of its historic 2011

Maersk has placed an order for 26 new container ships, a move that could significantly strengthen the Danish shipping giant’s

A sharp rally in crude oil tanker rates is reshaping the tanker market, with a growing number of Long Range