Marine fuel sales at Singapore fell by 3.8% on year to 4.73 million mt in July 2026, according to data from the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA).
The world’s largest bunkering port delivered 4.73 million mt, down from 4.92 million mt in July 2025.
Marine fuel oil sales were flat at 1.95 million mt, while low sulphur fuel oil (LSFO) sales fell 2.1% to 2.33 million mt.
Bio-blended fuel sales dropped sharply. Bio-MFO sales fell 83.7% to 8,200 mt, while bio-LSFO sales declined 62.9% to 29,900 mt.
B100 sales fell 46.2% to 1,400 mt.
LNG bunker sales, however, rose 41.4% to 58,700 mt from 41,500 mt a year earlier.
Methanol sales remained at zero, while there were no recorded ammonia bunker sales in July, continuing the absence of ammonia sales since 2025.
