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Apr 2016
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- Written by Rhys Berry
‘We have been very interested in the marine fuels industry for a long time and have been waiting for an opportune time to enter the market,’ said Tan Wee Beng, director of Wee Tiong (S) Pte Ltd.
Mar 2016
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The increase, which has been applied to the group’s North East Asia to Australia routes, is the first surcharge raise since July 2015.
Mar 2016
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Imabari Shipbuilding has become the first shipyard in Japan to install an exhaust gas cleaning system (EGCS).
Mar 2016
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The group will be offering intermediate fuel oil (IFO) 380 centiStoke (cSt) and marine gas oil (MGO) ex-truck fuel while gradually introducing a barge of around 1,000 metric tonnes (mt) at the Indian port.
Mar 2016
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Total sales of marine fuel products for Sinfeng Marine Services was 1,146,911 metric tonnes, a year-on-year (yoy) increase of 33% compared with the 864,335 metric tonnes reported for 2014.
Mar 2016
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‘Someone reminded me of a quote by Winston Churchill during the dark days of the Second World War when he said “If you’re walking through hell, keep walking.”’
Mar 2016
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Some 3,510,000 metric tonnes (mt) of bunker sales were reported by the Singapore Maritime and Port Authority (MPA), easily outstripping the 3,396,000 mt recorded for the same month in 2015.
Mar 2016
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- Written by Lesley Bankes-Hughes
The incidence of piracy or armed robbery against vessels in Asian waters in February was at a 12-month low.
Mar 2016
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- Written by Lesley Bankes-Hughes
In a move to encourage transshipment business at the country’ s container ports, the Ministry of Shipping has lifted cabotage restrictions for ports which meet certain criteria.
