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The bi-monthly Bunkerspot magazine, launched in February 2004, focuses on the technical, operational, commercial, environmental and legal aspects of bunkering, and also keeps its readers up to speed on innovations and trends in vessel and fuel efficiency technologies. This high profile and well respected publications is written by experienced bunker journalists and a team of top industry experts. Source
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| Scope | International, Trade/B2B |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesGLOBAL: FOBAS highlights ‘complex and challenging’ fuel quality picture in H1 2025
In its newly published analysis of fuel quality trends in H1 2025, Lloyd’s Register’s FOBAS (Fuel Oil Bunker Analysis Service) finds that many routine off-spec issues for parameters such as sulphur and viscosity continue to persist, but the first six months of the year was marked by ‘significant’ regional quality issues, including chemical contamination in Istanbul and sediment in the ARA region.
EUROPE: FincoEnergies supplying HVO to SAIL Amsterdam support and hospitality vessels
FincoEnergies has reported that it will be supplying GoodFuels HVO100 – 100% hydrotreated vegetable oil – to a selection of support and hospitality vessels involved in the SAIL Amsterdam celebration of wind-powered ships taking place in the Netherlands this week. In a notice posted on LinkedIn this morning (18 August), FincoEnergies said this will be the first time in the event’s history that support vessels will be powered by HVO.
AMERICAS: Transition Industries and Bonatti sign HoA for Mexican methanol plant
Details Written by Ian Taylor Published: 18 August 2025 Houston-headquartered Transition Industries has signed a Heads of Agreement (HoA) deal with the contractor Bonatti to provide critical infrastructure for its Pacifico Mexinol methanol production facility in Sinaloa, Mexico. Login to Read more
GLOBAL; Xeneta acquires supply chain data firm eeSea
Details Written by Lesley Bankes-Hughes Published: 18 August 2025 Oslo-based Xeneta says the acquisition of Copenhagen-headquartered eeSea will add global schedule, transit time and reliability data to its existing range of freight rate data. Login to Read more
AMERICAS: Eastern Shipbuilding gets the greenlight from WSF to build hybrid-electric vessels
Details Written by Rhys Berry Published: 18 August 2025 Eastern Shipbuilding Group has announced it has received a Notice to Proceed from Washington State Ferries (WSF) to build two 160-vehicle hybrid-electric ferries, with an option for a third, for the state of Washington. Login to Read more
EUROPE: BetterSea launches FuelEU index
Details Written by Ariane Morrissey Published: 18 August 2025 BetterSea, a Portugal-based trading platform for FuelEU compliance, has launched its FuelEU Index, a market benchmark designed to bring more transparency to the emerging surplus trading environment. Login to Read more
GLOBAL: Fleetzero and Glosten team up on hybrid-electric lightering support vessel retrofit project
Details Written by Rhys Berry Published: 18 August 2025 Glosten has been selected by Fleetzero to design what is expected to be the ‘world’s longest-range hybrid electric vessel.’ Login to Read more
AMERICAS: LNG-powered Star of the Seas bunkered for the fist time in Port Canaveral
Details Written by Rhys Berry Published: 18 August 2025 Royal Caribbean Group’s LNG-fuelled cruise ship Star of the Seas has been bunkered for the first time at Port Canaveral. Login to Read more
EUROPE: EcoNavis awarded £300,000 Innovate UK ICURe Exploit funding
Details Written by Ian Taylor Published: 18 August 2025 EcoNavis Solutions, the Glasgow-based spin-out from the University of Strathclyde that has developed the energy-saving Eco Boss Cap propeller hub, has been awarded £300,000 in funding through the UK’s Innovate UK ICURe Exploit programme. Login to Read more
EUROPE: Valenciaport traffic rises 4.28% in first seven months of 2025
Details Written by Ariane Morrissey Published: 15 August 2025 The Port Authority of Valencia reports that its terminals have handled 492,874 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalaent unit) in July, representing a 4.28% growth since January and a 6.88% increase compared with the same month last year. Login to Read more