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Jan 1, 2025 ... LNG having established itself as the alternative fuel of choice for new build orders in 2024, that momentum looks set to continue in 2025 as more owners reportedly consider the use of LNG to ... |
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Dec 31, 2024 ... last trading day of 2024 saw oil prices contribute to a 3 percent annual loss, the second consecutive yearly decline, with bearish sentiment showing no sign of letting up and many investors ... |
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Dec 31, 2024 ... fuel trading firm Oilmar is seeking to hire a trading manager in England.
The company is looking for candidates with eight to ten years of marine fuel trading experience, it said in a job ... |
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Dec 31, 2024 ... physical marine fuel supplier Sea Crown Marine Services has appointed a new bunker trader in Dubai.
Vinayak Kharmale has been appointed to the role of bunker trader for Sea Crown in Dubai ... |
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Dec 31, 2024 ... oil trading as 2024 wound down was driven by investors betting that cooler temperatures in the U.S. and Europe would boost diesel demand; however, this failed to produce any substantial ... |
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Dec 30, 2024 ... supplier Sea Oil Petroleum is seeking to hire a marine fuels sales trader in Singapore.
The company is looking for candidates with two to three years of bunker trading experience, it said ... |
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Dec 30, 2024 ... hybrid marine fuels firm KPI OceanConnect has appointed a head of Taiwan.
Singapore-based Grace Ong has been appointed to the role of head of Taiwan at KPI OceanConnect as of this month, ... |
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Dec 30, 2024 ... down from her role at Terpel as of January, she told Ship & Bunker on Monday.
She first joined the firm in August 1984, and has been a mainstay of bunker-industry events around the world ... |
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Dec 30, 2024 ... oil leak at Shell's Pulau Bokon plant in Singapore has stopped and a clean-up of the oil completed.
However, Shell is still trying to locate the source of the leak, according to a joint media ... |
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Dec 27, 2024 ... considering the persistent bearishness of oil traders, all it took to move the needle upward on Friday was something as ephemeral as a large stock draw in the U.S., which caused prices ... |
