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CPN delivers 170,000 mt of bio bunker fuel in 2025 in China, four times more than 2024

Company said the momentum was evident early in the year, with its first-half performance already surpassing its total volume for the previous year.
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BV awards AiPs for Chinese-developed ammonia-fuelled vessel designs

CNOOC completes bonded LNG bunkering operation at Shenzhen Yantian Port

Singapore: Pinnacle Marine’s first B100-fuelled utility boat completes 1,000-hour research trial

DNV greenlights ABB’s all-electric marine propulsion concept

MOL and ITOCHU to promote use of Environmental Attribute Certificates

GENA Solutions: Total renewable and low-carbon methanol project pipeline rises from 56.3 to 56.5 Mt by 2030

Singapore’s first electric tug commissioned, set for April deployment

Crowley restructures and creates two divisions on shipping and energy

RMK Marine holds steel cutting ceremony for LNG bunker tanker

Sallaum Lines takes delivery of LNG dual-fuel PCTC “MV Ocean Explorer”

Chimbusco Pan Nation debuts B100 bio bunker fuel supply in Hong Kong

BV Malaysia and Straits Bio-LNG partner on ISCC EU-certified sustainable bio-methane

China: Zhoushan port records 8 million mt annual bunker volume for 2025

Acta Marine welcomes methanol-ready CSOV to its fleet

MFM requirement takes effect in Rotterdam and Antwerp-Burges

PetroChina Fuel Oil subsidiary secures Zhoushan’s first methanol bunkering licence

Danish shipowner Norden gets a new Head of Bunkers

Exmar completes its largest ship-to-ship transfer of ammonia to date in Oman

Singapore: Uni-Fuels to scale global operations across key maritime markets

China: Dalian Shipbuilding delivers world’s first methanol dual-fuel VLCC

BV grants AiPs to four Jiangnan Shipyard projects supporting green shipping

Wärtsilä dives into four trends that will affect shipping in 2026

HD HHI-EMD verifies methanol dual-fuel engine can operate stably on ethanol

Singapore: MPA releases list of active Port Marine Circulars, including on bunkering

Yokohama drops port fees for ships using methanol and B24 bunker fuel from 1 January

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