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June, 2025
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Mon16Jun	Colombia's Ecopetrol Makes First Marine Fuel Export to the US The firm aims to scale up marine fuel production by the end of the year to strengthen domestic supply and expand export opportunities.

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14Jul

1UCO and POME Now Key Feedstocks in EU Biofuel Production

Used cooking oil and palm oil mill waste have together overtaken crops as the EU's leading biofuel feedstocks.
14Jul

2Itochu Orders Ammonia Bunkering Vessel for 2027 Singapore Debut

An ammonia bunkering demonstration using the vessel is planned for October 2027 in Singapore.
11Jul

3Singapore Overtakes Balboa as Monjasa's Top Supply Location

The firm sold more than one million mt of marine fuels in Singapore in 2024.
14Jul

4Hong Kong Sees First B30-MGO Biofuel Blend Delivery by Chimbusco Pan Nation

A container ship operated by OOCL bunkered the B30-MGO biofuel blend.
14Jul

5Harbour Craft in Singapore to Run for 1,000 Hours on 100% Biofuel

The 1,000-hour research trial of President 100 is being conducted in collaboration with the China Classification Society (CCS), Weichai Singapore, and other partners.
14Jul

6Swire Shipping Launches Biofuel-Powered Carbon Insetting Programme

The firm's new book-and-claim system was launched aboard the MV Apia Chief in Suva.
14Jul

7Panama Bunker Sales Fall for Third Consecutive Month in June

About 431,147 mt of bunker fuels were supplied in Panama in June, down by 4.9% from the previous month.
09Jul

8Indian State Sues MSC for $1.1 Billion Over Bunker Spill Caused by Sunken Ship

The Kerala state government has secured a court-ordered arrest of another MSC vessel, MSC Akiteta II, currently held at Vizhinjam Port.
07Jul

9Sekavin Launches Istanbul Physical Supply Operation

The company is supplying LSMGO to start with and intends to add more fuel grades, a Sekavin representative tells Ship & Bunker.
10Jul

10Glander 2024/25 Pre-Tax Profits Hold Steady from Previous Year

CEO Carsten Ladekjær said the firm will adapt to new changes in the fast-changing market.

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