Dutch NDT specialist says new aerial and subsea inspection services can reduce vessel downtime and improve safety.
Port Louis deployment marks the first use of electronic bunker delivery note technology in Mauritius.
WSC says delivered and ordered dual-fuel ships now represent more than $180 billion in private investment.
Norwegian shipowner to install shaft generators on nine vessels as part of efficiency and emissions reduction strategy.
Updated 11 May 2026
Bunker Market
Port Louis deployment marks the first use of...
Read More
Trial on MSC Opera found lower NOx and...
Read More
The companies aim to standardise and automate LNG...
Read More
Eleven Energy says the strategic collaboration with Sunoco...
Read More
Gibraltar-based marine fuel supplier Peninsula has started physical...
Read More
The supplier will serve ships and offshore installations...
Read More
Facility incorporates electronic bunker delivery notices to support...
Read More
Italian marine energy firm continues fleet renewal with...
Read More
Dutch NDT specialist says new aerial and subsea...
Read More
WSC says delivered and ordered dual-fuel ships now...
Read More
Norwegian shipowner to install shaft generators on nine...
Read More
OFAC action targets companies and individuals accused of...
Read More
Trial on MSC Opera found lower NOx and...
Read More
The first of four planned installations uses exhaust...
Read More
The shipping firm is considering long-term green methanol...
Read More
TNPA has launched a tender for a 25-year...
Read MoreBunker Holding says momentum is building on the IMO’s net-zero framework, but key gaps—especially around funding and regulation—still cloud investment decisions.
Delegates at the IMO agreed to intensify negotiations on mid-term GHG measures, with intersessional work now central to delivering a global framework by the end
Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez calls for pragmatic dialogue as delegates work towards consensus on shipping’s mid-term climate measures
Next week’s IMO meeting will focus on practical emissions rules and guidance, while bigger climate policy decisions remain unresolved.
Ready to take your business to the next level?
