Company adds Douala and Kribi to its West Africa coverage with Cyclon and AVIN products.
Non-binding deal targets low-carbon ammonia supply as interest grows in zero-emission marine fuels.
Supplier broadens low-sulphur fuel availability in key German ports, offering shipowners a potentially more cost-effective alternative to DMA.
Next week’s IMO meeting will focus on practical emissions rules and guidance, while bigger climate policy decisions remain unresolved.
Updated 21 April 2026
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Read MoreNext week’s IMO meeting will focus on practical emissions rules and guidance, while bigger climate policy decisions remain unresolved.
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The US ordered a sweeping withdrawal from dozens of international bodies but stopped short of leaving the IMO.
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