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Wed10Jul |
Impact from IMO2020 could keep prices up for a year. |
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Wed10Jul |
Office merged with wider group last year. |
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Tue09Jul |
Meanwhile, Russian output declines to a near three-year low. |
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Tue09Jul |
At the upcoming IBIA Caribbean Bunker Conference. |
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Tue09Jul |
With new XRF handheld sulfur content analysers. |
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Tue09Jul |
The vessel will be operated by Harvest Energy Marine. |
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Tue09Jul |
Intermarine to install units at its UK base. |
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Tue09Jul |
On air pollution grounds. |
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Tue09Jul |
Hedge funds aim to profit from IMO2020 disruption |
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Mon08Jul |
Meanwhile, one lone expert thinks the crude market is oversold. |
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Mon08Jul |
As a result of overflow during the fuel transfer. |
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Mon08Jul |
Targeting Chinese market. |
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Mon08Jul |
Following recent passing of former MD Holger Pommer. |
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Mon08Jul |
But decision was amicable, company says. |
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Mon08Jul |
Increased tension in region and higher insurance premiums detering ship calls, traders say. |
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Mon08Jul |
Shipowners will likely start purchasing IMO 2020-compliant marine fuel in the next three months. |
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Fri05Jul |
Meanwhile, Shell predicts the rise of hydrogen fuel cells in the next decade. |
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Fri05Jul |
Stem suppled by Shell in the Port of Rotterdam. |
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Fri05Jul |
Optimizing this process can lead to significant savings, company says. |
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Fri05Jul |
"It's clear now that if shipowners are willing to go green, the technology exists," says marine battery manufacturer Corvus. |
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