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Digitalization of the Bunker Industry Has Been Delayed for Too Long: Toyota Tsusho

Digitalization of the Bunker Industry Has Been Delayed for Too Long: Toyota Tsusho by Ship & Bunker News Team Tuesday March 9, 2021 Digital products may be able to increase the efficiency of the bunker industry. File Image / Pixabay Coping with the COVID-19 pandemic and changing working practices to adapt to it have led to the bunker putting off its much-needed push towards digitalization, according to Japan s Toyota Tsusho. Amid the rising necessity for workstyle reforms and the building of non-contact and non-face-to-face logistics systems toward productivity improvement and the maintenance and strengthening of international competitiveness, the delay of digitalization in the bunkering industry has become an issue, the company said in a statement on its website last week.

StormGeo Launches New Product Optimising Ships Power Output for Weather Conditions

StormGeo Launches New Product Optimising Ships Power Output for Weather Conditions by Ship & Bunker News Team Tuesday March 9, 2021 Norwegian weather analysis firm StormGeo has developed a new service aiming to optimise ships power output in varying weather conditions to improve fuel efficiency. The firm s new Strategic Power Routing service aims to increase fuel efficiency and cut emissions without compromising arrival windows, StormGeo said in an emailed statement on Tuesday. When a vessel meets adverse weather conditions, such as high significant waves, strong wind, and currents, it must output more power and thus consume more fuel to maintain its speed and revolutions per minute (RPM), the company said.

Port of Ceuta Offers Weather Tracking Service to Boost Bunker Volumes

Bunker One Offers Live Streaming of Bunkering Operations, May Help Avoid Disputes

Bunker One Offers Live Streaming of Bunkering Operations, May Help Avoid Disputes by Ship & Bunker News Team Monday March 1, 2021 Marine fuel supplier Bunker One is allowing some of its customers to view live video streaming of their ship being bunkered to bring more transparency to the process. Buyers taking deliveries via Bunker One s barge the  Amak Swan can now view a live video of the operation, or view the recording for up to 45 days afterwards, a company representative told Ship & Bunker by email. Baltic, delivering bunkers to ships in Danish and The service enables flexible and transparent bunkering by digitalising the process, the company representative said.

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