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EU Will Not Require Double Payment for Both EU-ETS and IMO NZF

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By Jack Jordan
| Ship & Bunker
European Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas made the announcement at Posidonia this week. Image Credit: European Commission The European Union has decided shipping will not need to pay for both its own regional decarbonisation policy and the IMO's global system in the event of the Net-Zero Framework being adopted, removing a substantial question mark over how the regulations will interact.
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ANALYSIS: Third Month of Iran Conflict Sees Drop in Bunker-Price Volatility

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By Jack Jordan
| Ship & Bunker
Daily % change in global VLSO prices down to +/-1.1% in May MGO prices declined significantly worldwide last month Fujairah prices continued to rise sharply, diverging from other top hubs In the third month of hostilities in the Middle East, the bunker market saw a significant drop in daily price volatility, a key indicator of profitability for marine fuel traders.
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INTERVIEW: Monjasa Sees Double-Digit Growth in Mediterranean Bunker Sales

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By Jack Jordan
| Ship & Bunker
Theodoros Mitsingas, general manager for the Mediterranean at Monjasa. Image Credit: Monjasa Global marine fuel supplier and trading firm Monjasa has seen volumes growth of more than 10% in the Mediterranean market since 2020. The firm has now been involved in the region for almost ten years, opening its Cyprus office in 2017. The company is out in force at this week's Posidonia event, having been active at this event since 2014, with more than 30 staff attending this year.
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