Author: Gulf Bunkering Editorial Team

The United States and China have extended their bilateral trade truce, a move that is expected to include a continued

The Aponte family, which controls MSC, is seeing significant paper gains from the shipping giant’s move into crude oil transport,

Norway-based Hoegh Autoliners has expanded its newbuild programme with a contract for six additional LNG dual-fuel pure car and truck

US President Donald Trump has again criticized the International Maritime Organization’s proposed Net-Zero Framework (NZF), describing its emissions pricing mechanism

Shipping’s push to secure a meaningful share of zero-emission fuels by 2030 has lost momentum over the past year, according

Danish bunker supplier Monjasa has expanded its physical fuel operations in Cartagena, Colombia, announcing that its two local barges have

Rising bunker fuel costs driven by geopolitical conflict have exposed contractual risks that shipowners and charterers may be overlooking in

Maersk shareholders are reading the shipping line’s newly announced order for 26 vessels as a positive signal for the company’s

The head of Singapore-based feeder operator X-Press Feeders says newly built vessels can deliver significant fuel savings compared to older