Author: Gulf Bunkering Editorial Team

The Maritime Authority of Jamaica has declared that paper-based shipping operations are no longer fit for purpose, warning that continued […]

The Cargill-Hafnia marine fuels joint venture Seascale Energy has described a challenging first quarter of 2026, with Middle East tensions

The head of UAE energy giant ADNOC has issued a pointed public warning over access to the Strait of Hormuz,

Marine lubricant supplier Gulf Marine has broadened its bonded supply network in China’s Fujian province, establishing new service points across

Hong Kong has taken a meaningful step toward preparing its maritime workforce for a lower-carbon future, with the launch of

South Korea’s HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has reached a significant milestone in maritime decarbonisation, unveiling what it describes as

German inland shipping operator HGK Shipping has taken a concrete step toward reducing its emissions footprint, with the successful fitting

A two-week US-Iran ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump will fall well short of restoring normal container shipping operations

The economics of maritime decarbonisation remain stubbornly challenging — and a viewpoint published by Ship & Bunker argues that regulation