Unifeeder expands methanol-capable fleet for greener shipping solutions
Unifeeder Group has successfully completed a long-term charter agreement for two additional methanol-capable container feeder vessels.
Read moreUnifeeder Group has successfully completed a long-term charter agreement for two additional methanol-capable container feeder vessels.
Read moreCruise ships visiting New Zealand this summer are doing a good job of meeting strong biofouling standards and protecting the unique marine environment, says Biosecurity New Zealand deputy director-general Stuart Anderson, Ministry for Primary Industries highlights.
Read moreThe Port of Rotterdam Authority is currently investigating the consequences and opportunities of the raw materials transition for the Rotterdam port and industrial complex.
Read moreIn early 2024, spot premiums for marine biofuel at Singapore, the world's largest bunker hub, experienced a decline due to factors such as subdued demand, lower biofuel feedstock costs, and a stronger benchmark for residual fuel oil, Reuters reports.
Read moreEMSA has published the first part of a study on the safety aspect of bunkering with biofuels, providing a comprehensive analysis of a pre-selection of biofuels in terms of safety aspects like flashpoint, toxicity, and cold-flow properties, among others.
Read moreV-bunkers are collaborating with ZeroNorth to enhance the efficiency of the bunkering process in Singapore through digitalisation.
Read moreSingapore has made significant progress in the supply of biofuels to support maritime decarbonisation and transformation, and is expected to continue to do so in the upcoming years.
Read moreLast year, maritime shipping bunkered significantly less fuel in Rotterdam; 9.9 million tonnes in 2023 compared to 10.6 million tonnes in 2022.
Read moreOn 18th January 2024, Chimbusco Pan Nation Petro-Chemical Co., Ltd. (CPN), supplied 800 metric tonnes of ISCC-EU certified B24 marine biofuel to “UNITED CROWN”, a NS United Kaiun Kaisha Ltd vessel.
Read moreAs of 15 January 2024, the Union Database for Biofuels (UDB) established by the European Commission is open for online registration.
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