Tag: IMO2020
IMO2020 Bunkering Problems Addressed in BAF Transparent Indexing Mechanism
In a major development, Shipping analyst Drewry and the European Shippers’ Council (ESC) have defined and published a simplified BAF indexing mechanism and bunker...
CMA CGM Imposes IMO 2020 Compliant Low Sulphur Surcharge
French shipping major, CMA CGM, announced that in light of the upcoming 2020 sulphur cap it will be compliant, providing a mix of three...
How IMO 2020 Impacts Refiners
There has been a lot of chatter as to how the PSU refiners will benefit and see an increase in gross refining margins (GRMs)...
Fujairah Oil Stocks Witness a Seven Week High on Heavy Distillates
Refined oil product stocks at the Middle Eastern hub of Fujairah climbed 7.1% in the week, led by gains in heavy distillates and residues...
Petrobras Gets a Head Start With New Fuel Regulations
Brazilian state-owned oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA said it will meet global rules for lower sulfur content in all of its bunker fuel shipments...
Will 2020 be a Game Changer for Marine Fuel Availability?
RAI takes a fresh look at its December 2017 study and updates it with the latest publicly available information, reports Ship & Bunker.
What will...
Maersk Ready With Bunker Adjustments for Scrubber Payments
Danish product tanker owner and operator Maersk Tankers has prepared its pools to accommodate scrubber-fitted vessels trading alongside vessels that will use fuels compliant...
Raw Crudes To Be Used As IMO 2020 Bunker Fuel?
Shipowners are looking to use certain heavy-sweet crudes as IMO2020 grade bunker fuel, reports Ship&Bunker.
EnQuest sells North Sea Kraken crude
EnQuest, a UK-based petroleum exploration...
Monjasa Implements IMO Grade Marine Fuels
Monjasa is in preparation for a rapid change over to implement IMO compliant marine fuel 0.5% S in Panama.
Marine fuel 0.5% S...
IMO 2020 Raises Concerns for Grade Fuel
ICS, INTERCARGO, and INTERTANKO raised a concern about the safety and compatibility of those fuels.
PAS for IMO2020 grade fuels are still yet...