K Line Locks In Long-Term Bio-LNG Deal to Cut Car Carrier Emissions by Over 60,000 Tonnes Annually
Japanese shipping company Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) has entered into a long-term supply agreement for bio-LNG and has already […]
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WFS and West Coast Clean Fuels Bring USCG-Approved Methanol Bunkering to US Ports
Marine fuel supplier World Fuel Services (WFS) and West Coast Clean Fuels have jointly established a methanol bunkering capability for
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Wah Kwong NatPower and Huzhou Partner to Build Electric Vessel Charging Network in Zhejiang
A new memorandum of understanding (MOU) is set to accelerate the electrification of inland shipping along China’s Zhejiang waterways, as
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Brent Crude Breaks $107 as Trump Warns of Two-to-Three More Weeks of Iran Strikes
Global oil markets reacted sharply to escalating geopolitical tension after US President Donald Trump signalled that military operations against Iran
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Tsuneishi Delivers World’s First LNG Dual-Fuel Kamsarmax Bulk Carrier
Japan’s Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Co has reached a significant milestone in the dry bulk sector, delivering what the shipbuilder describes as
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OFAC Grants Another Month for Lukoil Foreign Asset Sale as May 1 Deadline Set
The United States has once again pushed back the clock on the divestment of Lukoil’s overseas assets, granting a further
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Bio-LNG Demand Surges 73% at Zeebrugge as Shipping and Road Transport Drive Growth
Belgian infrastructure operator Fluxys recorded a sharp increase in bio-LNG activity at its Zeebrugge Terminal last year, with loading volumes
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IBIA Urges Calm as Middle East Conflict Fuels Bunker Market Panic
The International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) is considering taking an active role in countering exaggerated fears about fuel supply disruptions
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Exmar Shares Ammonia Expertise with Woodside Energy in Perth Training Programme
Shipping company Exmar has delivered a dedicated ammonia training programme to the marine assurance team of Woodside Energy, held over
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