Everllence CEO Warns Regulatory Uncertainty at IMO Is Stalling Green Shipping Investments
The absence of a clear global regulatory framework from the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is creating hesitation among shipowners when
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Everllence Finishes Testing Ethanol Marine Engine for Vale’s VLOC Newbuild
Everllence has completed research and development testing on an ethanol-capable marine engine designed to power a very large ore carrier
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NORDEN and Microsoft Complete First Verified Shipping Emissions Deal via Book & Claim Registry
Danish shipping company NORDEN has become the first maritime carrier to deliver verified emissions reductions through the Roundtable on Sustainable
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Rockets Strike Laden Sinokor VLCC in Strait of Hormuz, Crew Evacuated Safely
A very large crude carrier (VLCC) operated by South Korean company Sinokor was struck by rockets while transiting the Strait
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Oil Prices Climb as US Strikes Iranian Military Targets Following Hormuz Tanker Attacks
Crude futures edged higher on Wednesday morning after the United States confirmed it had carried out strikes against Iranian military
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Minerva Bunkering and Norvic Group Reach Confidential Settlement Over Unpaid VLSFO Bill
Bunker supplier Minerva Bunkering has resolved its dispute with the Norvic group over an unpaid fuel bill, according to Ship
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Karachi Anchorage Set to Reopen for Bunker-Only Calls as Monsoon Season Ends
Karachi’s anchorage will reopen to bunker-only calls from mid-September, according to physical supplier Orion Bunkers DMCC, which spoke to Ship
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Wallenius SOL Ramps Up Biofuel Bunkering to Meet FuelEU Maritime Targets
Swedish shipping operator Wallenius SOL is increasing its use of biofuel across its fleet as part of efforts to comply
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EU Boards Suspected Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker in Mediterranean
The European Union has boarded a tanker in the Mediterranean Sea suspected of being part of Russia’s so-called shadow fleet,
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