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September, 2026
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Tue29Sep
IMO Favours Limited Split in Methanol and Ethanol Bunker Safety Rules Despite Push for More
Draft safety guidelines would distinguish the two fuels for the first time, but keep them under one regime, with approval not due until June 2027.
 IMO Favours Limited Split in Methanol and Ethanol Bunker Safety Rules Despite Push for More
Mon28Sep
Classification Societies Join Maritime Anti-Corruption Network
ABS, DNV and RINA are the first classification societies to join the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network.
 Classification Societies Join Maritime Anti-Corruption Network
Mon28Sep
ANALYSIS: $14/mt Separates the Best and Worst Singapore Bunker Suppliers on the Cost of Doing Business, Fuelsure Data Shows
Fuelsure data shared with Ship & Bunker puts a number on what happens after the deal is fixed, port by port and supplier by supplier.
 ANALYSIS: $14/mt Separates the Best and Worst Singapore Bunker Suppliers on the Cost of Doing Business, Fuelsure Data Shows
Fri25Sep
Four Places a Shipping Company's EU ETS Cost Can Get Stuck in the Charter Chain: Analysis
Full-scope surrender has arrived, but the right to recover the cost still has to cross every contract in the chain, an operations analyst argues.
 Four Places a Shipping Company's EU ETS Cost Can Get Stuck in the Charter Chain: Analysis
Fri25Sep
Seafarer Welfare: Industry Can Back the IMO but Governments Need to Act, Says IBIA's Hughes
A five-year review finds welfare gains have not reached most crews, attacks at sea go on, and insurers are now being asked to check on both.
 Seafarer Welfare: Industry Can Back the IMO but Governments Need to Act, Says IBIA's Hughes
Thu24Sep
Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report 2026: Week 38
Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue's demolition sales from September 17 – September 23, 2026.
 Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report 2026: Week 38
Thu24Sep
VIEWPOINT: Should You Worry About Your Bunkering Agreements? Maybe You Should
Two maritime lawyers on the contract terms that bite when fuel prices double: uncapped late-payment interest and quality-claim deadlines shorter than the tests.
 VIEWPOINT: Should You Worry About Your Bunkering Agreements? Maybe You Should
Wed23Sep
Europe's Patchy RED III Rollout Is a Live Test of the Regulatory Fragmentation IMO Fears: PortXchange
Rotterdam's bunker sales are down by more than a quarter this year while Antwerp's rise, and the firm says Spain is about to add a second data point.
 Europe's Patchy RED III Rollout Is a Live Test of the Regulatory Fragmentation IMO Fears: PortXchange
Fri18Sep
Voyage Data Shows Container Lines' EU ETS Costs and "Brexit Savings"
VesselBot puts the Q2 EU ETS bill at €572 million, and finds UK cargo calls left just 0.5% of emissions in scope on seven Singapore to Zeebrugge voyages.
 Voyage Data Shows Container Lines' EU ETS Costs and "Brexit Savings"
Thu17Sep
LNG Carrier Trial to Measure Emissions Directly Instead of Estimating Them
Lloyd's Register, Seapeak, Kongsberg Maritime, and Tunable will compare onboard CO2 readings with the default factors used for IMO and EU reporting.
 LNG Carrier Trial to Measure Emissions Directly Instead of Estimating Them