African supply trumps US land-based gas
Lower feed gas prices drew Golar LNG’s efforts to West African shores.
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September 2018
Demolition Market Still Not Quite Active
The issue of tonnage oversupply is still not dealt with adequately, especially in segments like tankers. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou Hellas said that “the markets from Bangladesh and Pakistan appear to have taken some time t…
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IMO 2020: mayhem or opportunity for the refining and marine sectors?
It is rare that a fuel specification change could disrupt the oil value chain, but the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) planned change to bunker fuel regulation may do just that. The IMO, the United Nations’ body responsible for the safety a…
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“Bad” bunkers in the US Gulf, Caribbean and Far East
Our members and customers will be aware of the widely reported problems with fuel supplied at ports in the US Gulf region, Caribbean and Far East. The nature of the problem Certain compounds – phenols and fatty acids, amongst others – have …
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Royston’s enginei Specified for Dredger Newbuild
Royston Diesel Power said its enginei EFMS (electronic fuel management system) has been specified as part of the newbuild program for the first dredging vessel commissioned in 20 years by CEMEX UK Marine.The new £30 million vessel has been designed…
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