The British government is seeking feedback on how to expand its emissions trading system to cover the shipping industry.

The company now reportedly expects 15-20% of its bunker consumption to be alternative fuels by 2030, down from a previous target of 25%.

The firm bunkered the new Calmac Ferries vessel Glen Sannox in Troon, Scotland on Thursday, a Molgas representative tells Ship & Bunker.

The dual-fuelled ships are due for delivery in 2028 and 2029, and will be able to run on conventional fuel oil, biodiesel and methanol.

The UK has appointed a new transport minister after the previous holder of the post resigned earlier on Friday. Heidi Alexander is taking on the role of secretary of state for transport, the British ...

The company is looking for candidates with proven experience in B2B bunker trading and a strong understanding of bunker ...

Annualising Fujairah's year-to-date sales would give a 2024 total of 7.68 million mt, up by 2.7% on the year and the most since 2022.

Louise Haigh has stepped down from her role as transport secretary, she said in a letter to Prime Minister Keir Starmer on ...

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Container line AP Moller- Maersk has held a naming ceremony in Singapore for its latest methanol-fuelled boxship. The ...

The company has signed a memorandum of understanding with CP Group and Freepoint Commodities aiming to advance green methanol ...

The company now sees its global fuel portfolio as comprising conventional bunkers, biodiesel, methanol, LNG and bio-LNG.