Eni and Mercuria Launch Global Joint Venture for Fuel Trading
Italian energy major Eni and Swiss trading house Mercuria are joining forces to create a global joint venture focused on […]
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Norwegian Shipowners Warn Persian Gulf Normalisation Remains Distant Despite Returning Vessels
Vessels are beginning to re-enter the Persian Gulf, but the region remains far from a return to normal shipping conditions,
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Gasum Signs Long-Term LNG Bunkering Agreement for Fjord1’s Norwegian Ferry Fleet
Energy company Gasum has agreed to a long-term LNG supply contract with Norwegian ferry operator Fjord1, covering vessels that operate
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Triton Partners Enters Exclusive Talks to Acquire Bureau Veritas Fuel Testing Arm
Private equity firm Triton Partners has entered exclusive negotiations to acquire Bureau Veritas’ oil, petrochemicals and coal testing and inspection
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Gas Industry Coalition Warns EU Certification Overhaul Could Choke Bio-LNG and E-LNG Supply for Ships
A coalition spanning the shipping and renewable gas sectors has raised alarm over a proposed European Union rule change that
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AD Ports Group and IRH Global Trading Sign MOU to Explore Alternative Fuel Bunkering at Khalifa Port
AD Ports Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with commodity trading firm IRH Global Trading to explore the development
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USTC Says Bunker Holding Africa Losses Are Behind It After Strongest Result in Years
USTC, the parent company of marine fuels group Bunker Holding, has declared that the financial damage stemming from its African
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Maersk Lifts Full-Year Forecast as Chinese Export Boom Energises Container Market
A wave of surging Chinese exports is pushing the container shipping market higher, and A.P. Moller-Maersk is among the first
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Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s Morning Concert Clears the Strait of Hormuz
Oslo-based car carrier Wallenius Wilhelmsen has confirmed that its vessel Morning Concert successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz in the
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