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Singapore News - Chef Peter Teo knows the bitter taste of rejection, as all five applications for his first internship were rejected due to his criminal record. The chef, who was in jail twice for drug and assault offences, watched his Shatec classmates get hotel restaurant... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE — Chef Peter Teo knows the bitter taste of rejection, as all five applications for his first internship were rejected due to his criminal record. The chef, who was in jail twice for drug and assault offences, watched his Shatec classmates get hotel restaurant internships. He had ignored his mother's pleas to give up drugs and even wanted to...

Supply tightness caused by requirements for greater amounts of bunker, as more vessels divert away from the Suez Canal. Price increases being seen in potential alternative ports as owners diversify fuel sources

SINGAPORE - The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, which oversees the world's biggest marine refuelling hub, said it is investigating the suspected contamination of bunker fuel supplied to several ships in the port and had ordered supply of the batch to be halted. At least 14 ships that received tainted high-sulphur fuel oil (HSFO) from Singapore suffered loss of...

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, which oversees the worlds biggest marine refuelling hub, said it is investigating…

By Koustav Samanta SINGAPORE, April 4 (Reuters) – The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, which oversees the world’s biggest marine refuelling hub, said it is investigating the suspected contamination of bunker...

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore, which oversees the world’s biggest marine refuelling hub, said it is investigating the suspected contamination of bunker fuel supplied to several ships in the port and had ordered supply of the batch to be halted. At least 14 ships that received tainted high-sulphur fuel oil (HSFO) from Singapore ...

The demand for high sulfur bunker fuel oil is set to dwindle worldwide closer to 2030, likely causing the use of scrubbers to fall, as the shipping industry accelerates its decarbonization journey, an industry expert said Oct. 25. That is despite ports, such as, Singapore, seeing robust HSFO sales in 2021. January-September sales of high ...

Marine fuel quality issues could likely escalate once the world starts to recover from the coronavirus pandemic while continued margin pressures may hurt bunker suppliers more, necessitating the industry to stay vigilant and adapt themselves post the International Maritime Organization’s global sulfur mandate, industry sources said. Despite volatility in some commodity markets, marine fuel prices ...