Bunker surveying company Global Marine Inspections announces the expansion of its services in Singapore, Algeciras and Durban.

The company has tested 1.4 million fuel samples since 1981.

Mass flow meters represent an essential element of further professionalising the fuel supply industry and continuing to build trust with ship owners and operators, says OW Bunker.

Launching at SMM 2010, this service offers new insights into increased machinery wear experienced by ships and power plants, despite acceptable catalyst fine levels in post-purification fuel.

New, independent oil lab analysis provides swift data to customer’s e-mail inboxes to prevent expensive repairs and breakdown

SPRING and Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Launch First Standard in the World for both Bunker Suppliers and Surveyors

Lintec has extended its Darlington laboratory to cope with the rising demand for bunker fuel analysis

In a move to improve the quality of its bunker quantity surveys (BQS), DNV Petroleum Services announces it will hire more inhouse surveyors in 2005 and reduce the reliance on subcontractors.

Dr Vis of Viswa Labs comments on the current debate over bunker surveyor procedures and standards.

Per Holmvang, Managing Director of DNVPS, responds to reports of Singapore suppliers’ ‘boycott’ of DNVPS surveyors.

As the debate over the bunker surveyors issue continues to rage, Bunkerspot is inviting members of the bunker community to contribute to the special Spotlight feature in the October issue of the magazine.