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Feb 18, 2025 ... evolution and widening of available maritime fuel types and grades, as the global shipping industry continues to gather decarbonisation momentum to reduce its emissions to meet current and future ... |
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Feb 18, 2025 ... increasing demand.
The barge features 12 compartments and four segregations to enable it to carry various types of fuels, the company said in a LinkedIn post.
"The new tug, Soaring Eagle, and ... |
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Feb 18, 2025 ... to find suppliers willing to supply smaller quantities of biofuel bunker blends.
On 9 February, a Lauritzen vessel took on a B20-VLSFO biofuel blend in Gibraltar for a voyage from ... |
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Feb 18, 2025 ... E&A announced that it is conducting tests on a dual-fuel ammonia engine at its Tamano Factory. The company is also evaluating its independently developed ammonia fuel supply system, ... |
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Feb 18, 2025 ... will include the modular development of advanced fission technology and aim to create the necessary regulatory and supply chain structures to support the worldwide deployment of this ... |
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Feb 18, 2025 ... decarbonisation, testing and advisory services firm VPS has hired a new chief financial officer.
Netherlands-based Frans van Helden has joined VPS as CFO as of this month, the company ... |
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Feb 18, 2025 ... biofuel blends, with B100 (pure biofuel) able to generate about 84% CO2e savings.
"We are very pleased to sign an agreement with ONE as the first logistics company in Asia and aim to build a ... |
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Feb 18, 2025 ... for the peace talks, U.S. president Donald Trump stated that he believed he could meet very soon with Russian president Vladimir Putin to discuss ending his war with Ukraine; France held ... |
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Feb 17, 2025 ... marine fuel from US energy firm Sunoco in the Caribbean.
The deal came into effect as of January 1, with WIP using Jamaica as a base to distribute marine fuels from Sunoco, the company said in ... |
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Feb 17, 2025 ... looks inward and presses forward with policies that prioritize its interests, the maritime industry could be looking at a few changes.
Larry Messina, Managing Director of our Florida office, ... |
