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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has officially enforced new sulphur emission limits across the Mediterranean Sea, marking a pivotal step in global maritime environmental regulation. …
In a strategic move that reinforces Oman’s ambitions in the global bunkering and maritime logistics space, Asyad Ports and Free Zones has inked a major …
Molgas Energy Group has successfully carried out its first Bio-LNG bunkering operation in Spain, marking a significant advancement in the country’s maritime decarbonisation journey. The …
TFG Marine and ZeroNorth have successfully conducted the first trial of an electronic bunker delivery note (eBDN) solution at the Port of Sohar in Oman. …
Seaside LNG, a leading provider of LNG production, LNG bunkering, and maritime transportation logistics, has announced a major milestone for its LNG bunkering operations. The …
In a significant development for sustainable shipping, Hercules Tanker Management (HTM), a leading tanker owner and operator with a global presence, has announced the successful …
Golden Island Pte Ltd, a key player in Singapore’s bunkering sector, has selected Ofiniti, a leading provider of digital solutions for the maritime fuel sector, …
XMAR, a leading maritime technology provider, has officially announced the appointment of Hans-Christian Mordhorst as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The company, widely recognized for its …
Global energy and commodities giant Vitol has announced the launch of a new FuelEU Maritime-compliant co-processed very low sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO), in a landmark …
Italy-based New Sea Generation Srl, a prominent name in the global bunker trading and marine fuel supply, has proudly announced that it has officially obtained ISCC-EU …
In a significant milestone for both companies, TGE Marine Gas Engineering has announced its collaboration with Turkish shipbuilder RMK Marine on a new 7,800 m³ …