Ofiniti and ONE Trial Digital Bunker Data Integration in Singapore
Marine fuels digitalisation company Ofiniti has begun a Singapore-based trial with shipping firm Ocean Network Express (ONE) aimed at streamlining […]
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Panama’s Bunker Fuel Sales Slump to Nine-Month Low in June
Panama’s conventional marine fuel sales dropped to their lowest level in nine months during June, according to preliminary data released
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CMA CGM Introduces Temporary Fuel Surcharge Amid Hormuz Tensions
French container shipping giant CMA CGM has announced a temporary fuel surcharge, citing sharply rising fuel costs linked to escalating
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Red Sea Traffic Splits as Commercial Tankers Flee and Sanctioned Iranian Vessel Crosses Bab al-Mandeb
Two days after the Houthi movement declared a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia, the Red Sea corridor has fractured into
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Equinor Posts Strong Q2 Growth as Middle East Conflict and Hormuz Closure Squeeze Oil Supply
Norwegian energy major Equinor has reported strong growth in its second-quarter results, according to ShippingWatch, citing Marketwire. The company’s performance
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Rubio Warns Iranian Control of Strait of Hormuz Would Set ‘Dangerous Precedent’
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned that any Iranian attempt to seize control of the Strait of Hormuz
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Tankers Reroute via Suez Canal Amid Houthi Attack Warning in Red Sea
Several tankers carrying Saudi Arabian crude oil have altered course toward the Suez Canal after a warning of a potential
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28 Container Ships Still Disrupted by Middle East Conflict, Alphaliner Reports
The ongoing Middle East conflict continues to disrupt container shipping operations, with 28 vessels still affected by the regional security
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Port of Hamburg Completes Safety Groundwork for Ammonia Bunkering
Germany’s Port of Hamburg has taken a significant step toward supporting ammonia as a marine fuel, completing key safety work