Tag: Marine Fuel
Green Fuels To Become The Future of Shipping Industry
Shipping accounts for almost 3% (and rising) of man-made carbon dioxide emissions.
The industry’s regulator set a series of emissions-cutting targets back in...
Residual Fuel Sales To Stay Strong Amid Tightening Supply
Strong sales in the Singapore low sulfur bunker fuel market seen in the week ended July 30 are likely to continue into first-half August,...
Wärtsilä Invests in Fuel Flexibility for Sustainable Cruises
Passengers are showing more concern about the effect of cruising on the marine environment.
Rules and regulations have pushed ship owners to investigate...
LPG Marine Fuel for Retrofits To Aid Zero-emissions Transition
LPG marine fuel is available for diesel engines to be retrofitted.
This will aid a transition to zero-emissions shipping in the future.
The...
Another Maritime Heavyweight Joins Maersk Decarbonizing Research Center
Cargill has joined leading players to launch the Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping in Copenhagen.
The center will focus on...
ABS Releases White Paper on Sustainability of LNG as Marine Fuel
IMO plans to reduce average CO2 emissions per ‘transport work’ by at least 40 percent by 2030.
It aims to pursue a 70...
Aviation Style Marine Fuel Efficiency Tracker for Shipping!
According to a Seafety4Sea report, UCL Energy Institute is making a system to track the efficiency of marine fuels used in ships.
What is it?
The...
0.5% Marine Fuel Witnesses a Mixed Market Trend
Marine Fuel 0.5% market witnessed mixed sentiment on the first trading day.
Singapore Marine Fuel 0.5% swaps curve has progressively slipped deeper into...
Plummeting Oil Price Scupper Scrubber Economics: Podcast
Recently Lloyd’s List added to its website the below podcast which looks at the inflated earnings of VLCCs and then examines the impact of...
[Watch] How LNG Behaves As the Leakiest Fuel Emitting GHG!
With 2020 in place and decarbonization target in the horizon, LNG has become a visible choice for zero-carbon future. As more ships take the...