Bunker prices in major European and African ports have dropped, while prompt fuel availability is tight in the ARA ports. Changes on the day to 09.00 GMT today: VLSFO prices down in Gibraltar ($67/mt) ...
Singapore’s VLSFO price has fallen by around $40/mt today to approximately $890/mt, its lowest level in several weeks. This puts it around $100/mt below Friday’s level of about $1,000/mt. Hopes of ...
Wärtsilä said it had chosen the low-pressure concept for safety, efficiency and its potential for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. In April, Wärtsilä raised the power of its four-stroke ammonia ...
Container shipping trade body World Shipping Council has joined a coalition of shipping, farm, retail and manufacturing groups urging the Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) to suspend port ...
The HSFO monthly average climbed from $550/mt in July to $883/mt in October, its highest since November 2021 and above the ...
LNG shipments through Hormuz are still just 30% of pre-war levels, with the disruption to cargoes that made up almost a fifth ...
Singapore price changes on the day to 12.00 SGT (04.00 GMT) today from Friday: ...
Progress also differs sharply by fuel. LNG already has a near-global bunker network, LR said. Methanol is gaining a commercial foothold at a few major ports. Ammonia had reached commercial bunkering ...
The front-month ICE Brent contract has changed from December to January, which goes a long way to explain today’s drop in price. Brent’s December contract was trading around $117/bbl on Friday.
The front-month ICE Brent contract has changed from December to January, which goes a long way to explain today’s drop in price. Brent's December contract was trading around $117/bbl on Friday.
VPS attributed China's clean record to how fuel reaches ships there. Chinese ports receive bunker fuel through dedicated refinery supply chains and maintain tight control over barge deliveries, the ...
DNV’s Alternative Fuels Insight (AFI) platform recorded 53 alternative-fuelled vessel orders in October, according to DNV senior consultant Kristian Hammer. The latest orders followed 69 vessels ...