Tag: ISO

CIMAC has released an overview and guidance regarding the questions that may arise with the publication of ISO 6583:2024.

LR has published its FOBAS Fuel Insight report for the second half of 2024 highlighting a continued trend upwards in the use of biofuel.

The Port of Ceuta has announced the mandatory implementation of internationally ISO 22192-certified and calibrated Mass Flow Meters (MFMs) for marine fuel supply by barge, effective February 2025, becoming the first Mediterranean port to do so.

The International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) informs that Dutch authorities will begin strictly enforcing ISO 13739 bunker fuel sampling standards in the Port of Rotterdam, with full implementation expected by early 2026.

ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) has issued a new document outlining the requirements for smart applications on board ships.

ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) has issued a new document, ISO 6583:2024, outlining the requirements for methanol as marine fuel.

Lloyd’s Register (LR) continues to shed light on the evolving marine fuel landscape in its latest FOBAS Fuel Insight report, emphasizing the critical role that fuel quality and regulatory compliance play in the maritime industry.

The eagerly awaited ISO 8217:2024 standard has been published and is available for purchase on ISO's official website. Bill Stamatopoulos, Global Business Development Director at VeriFuel, highlights the advantages of this new edition and explains the substantial changes it brings to fuel grades and parameters.

On May 30rd, the ISO announced that the eagerly awaited ISO 8217:2024 is now published and can be purchased from their website. This marine fuel specification standard has undergone significant revision taking the industry needs into consideration as well as most recent industry experience and knowledge.

During the 2024 GREEN4SEA Athens Forum, Bill Stamatopoulos, Global Business Development Director at VeriFuel, delivered a comprehensive presentation on the anticipated ISO 8217:2024 standard.