
ZIM and Shell complete the first LNG bunkering under 10-year agreement
ZIM and Shell have announced the successful bunkering of the Hong Kong-flagged container vessel ZIM Sammy Ofer with liquefied natural gas (LNG) at Kingston Freeport

ZIM and Shell have announced the successful bunkering of the Hong Kong-flagged container vessel ZIM Sammy Ofer with liquefied natural gas (LNG) at Kingston Freeport

Alphaliner’s latest report stated that there are now 198 orders for LNG dual-fuelled boxships, amounting to 2.31 million TEU, or 30% of the orderbook, compared

Bunkering for these twelve new container ships, which will be deployed on Europe-Far East routes, is expected to commence during the second half of 2023

Bangladesh stands among top ten Asian countries bidding for boosting LNG-storing capacity, proposing US$2.6-billion cost for building liquefied natural gas-import terminals, though escalating global spot

What was the container shipping segment in 2021, proves to be the case for the LNG tanker market thus far in 2022, as demand and

Shipping and commodities firms will commission more ships partly powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) next year while ramping up trials for biofuel bunkering as

TotalEnergies will start offering biofuels as a bunkering fuel to its customers in Singapore from next year, a senior executive at the French energy giant

Buyers are snapping up all available vessels as demand for gas increases with winter approaching, and refraining from releasing any back into the market in

Sharing expertise and R&D to facilitate the development of energy sources of the future. Lessons learned from Jupiter 1000 should open the way for the

ZIM and Shell have announced the successful bunkering of the

Alphaliner’s latest report stated that there are now 198 orders

Bunkering for these twelve new container ships, which will be

Bangladesh stands among top ten Asian countries bidding for boosting

What was the container shipping segment in 2021, proves to

Shipping and commodities firms will commission more ships partly powered

TotalEnergies will start offering biofuels as a bunkering fuel to

Buyers are snapping up all available vessels as demand for

Sharing expertise and R&D to facilitate the development of energy