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Port authorities coming under pressure to address quality and quantity disputes in the bunker sector have moved to make mass flow meters mandatory in bunker deliveries from 2026

Trafigura increases commitment in hydrogen firm to diversify its energy supply to place itself better in the energy transition

Maersk is reported to have put out a tender for 15 sub-panamax ships of dual-fuel methanol specification. Meanwhile Ocean Network Express could be preparing to increase its earlier orders for 20 neo-panamax units by a further 10 vessels

The IMO’s NOx regulations let engine makers fine-tune their engines to pass emissions lab tests, making them seem cleaner than they are, according to the International Council on Clean Transportation. The group wants stricter limits for emissions

Royal Fleet Auxiliary seafarers do an incredibly important job and they deserve to be rewarded with decent pay rises that reflect the cost of living crisis that all workers are facing,’ argues Mick Lynch

Fears of unintended consequences from removal of block exemption | ‘Mama doesn’t have the bosom to suckle from,’ decries Greek shipowner of green fuels | Transmed Shipping chief warns pushing hard on green transition will mean ‘bankruptcy and poverty’

Unspecified improvements to key benchmarks boost hopes for stability at UK-based marine mutual

Accelerated rollout of renewables and improved energy efficiency key drivers behind the change in consumption patterns in mature markets

Industry sources suggest the state-owned giant has sought to expand the business, where it has little exposure, amid China’s ballooning LPG demand

Ports Ashdod and Ashkelon have higher risk of disruptions, latest reports say Ashkelon and its oil terminal shut