Bunker Fuel

Singapore: Pertamina International Marketing and Distribution selects ADP Clear e-BDN solution

Pertamina International Marketing and Distribution, part of Indonesia’s Pertamina group and focused on marine fuel trading, will implement ADP Clear’s platform as its electronic Bunker Delivery Note solution.

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April 8, 2025

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Singapore: Pertamina International Marketing and Distribution selects ADP Clear e-BDN solution

Pertamina International Marketing and Distribution Pte. Ltd. (PIMD) has selected ADP Clear to implement as its electronic Bunker Delivery Note (e-BDN) solution in Singapore, according to ADP Clear on Sunday (6 April).

This will ensure full compliance with Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore’s (MPA) digital bunkering standards while optimising workflows across its fleet.

ADP Clear said more than 8,000 bunker deliveries have been processed on its platform.

Part of Indonesia’s Pertamina group and focused on marine fuel trading, PIMD aims to actively contribute to Singapore’s marine and bunker industry advancements, promoting technological innovations and sustainable practices to enhance the overall competitiveness and environmental responsibility of the sector.

ADP Clear will provide PIMD with real-time visibility and enhanced transparency, allowing the organisation to optimise its delivery processes and uphold the highest industry standards.

This approach accelerates PIMD’s growth trajectory to 200,000 metric tonnes (mt) of bunker deliveries per month across five barges, and paves the way for additional expansion and increased market share.

Justin Tan, Trading Manager of PIMD, said: “By adopting ADP, we can enhance operational control, streamline our bunkering process, and reinforce trust within the maritime ecosystem.”

“Moreover, with ADP’s dedicated global support team available around the clock, we have the confidence that expert assistance is always within reach. We look forward to our continued collaboration with ADP in shaping the future of digitalised bunkering.”

Eunice Low, Business Development Manager at ADP Clear, said: “ADP Clear is proud to collaborate with PIMD in its digital transformation, enhancing efficiency and transparency in bunkering operations.”

“By leveraging ADP’s technology, PIMD is streamlining its supply chain, seamlessly managing over 50 deliveries per month, while driving operational excellence at scale. Together, we are setting new benchmarks for digital innovation in the industry.”

Manifold Times previously reported MPA adding ADP Clear to its list of approved digital bunkering solutions for the implementation of electronic bunker delivery note (e-BDN) in the republic.

Effective 1 January 2024, ADP Clear joined Angsana Technology Pte Ltd, ZeroNorth (BTS Pte Ltd) and Bunkerchain in MPA’s whitelisted Digital Bunkering solutions providers.

Photo credit: ADP Clear
Published: 8 April, 2025

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South Korea: S-Oil launches B30-VLSFO bio bunker fuel supply

Company says it has established an integrated operating system in the Ulsan region covering the entire value chain, from feedstock procurement and blending to supply.

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South Korea: S-Oil launches B30-VLSFO bio bunker fuel supply

South Korean petroleum and refining company S-Oil on Wednesday (22 July) said it has started supplying B30 very low sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO), as the company seeks to support shipping’s decarbonisation efforts and growing demand for lower-carbon bunker fuels.

The company said its B30 VLSFO contains 30% sustainable biofuel blended with conventional VLSFO and can be used without requiring modifications to existing vessels, enabling shipowners to comply more readily with emissions regulations from the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the European Union (EU).

S-Oil said it has established an integrated operating system in the Ulsan region covering the entire value chain, from feedstock procurement and blending to supply. The system combines VLSFO produced at its Onsan refinery with biofuel production facilities and storage infrastructure in the Ulsan region, allowing the entire process to be carried out within a single logistics hub.

According to the company, the integrated supply chain reduces transportation requirements during production while improving supply efficiency and reliability.

S-Oil also highlighted Ulsan Port as a strategic location for marine biofuel supply, noting the port has strong demand for bio-bunker fuels, particularly from car carriers, enabling prompt and stable deliveries to key customers.

An S-Oil official stated: “In the bio-marine fuel market, not only product quality but also securing a stable supply of raw materials and an efficient supply system are important competitive advantages.

“Based on our existing bunkering business capabilities and the excellent supply infrastructure in the Onsan area, we plan to supply stable and competitive low-carbon fuel.”

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Published: 23 July, 2026

Bunker Fuel

Panama bunker fuel sales drops by 10.7% on year in June 2026

Total bunker sales at Panama was 385,100 metric tonnes (mt) in June 2026, compared to sales of 431,147 mt during the similar period in 2025.

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July 23, 2026

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Bunker fuel sales at Panama dropped by 11% in June 2026, according to the latest data from La Autoridad Maritima de Panama, also known as the Panama Maritime Authority (PMA).

Total bunker sales at Panama was 385,100 metric tonnes (mt) in June 2026, compared to sales of 431,147 mt during the similar period in 2025.

In June 2026, the Pacific side of Panama posted bunker sales of 311,400 mt; 185,483 mt of VLSFO, 94,997 mt of RMG 380, 2,722 mt for marine gas oil (MGO), and 28,198 mt of low sulphur marine gas oil (LSMGO) were delivered.

The similar region saw total marine sales of 349,996 mt a year before in June; with VLSFO sales at 206,144 mt, RMG 380 sales at 109,432 mt, MGO sales at 3,043 mt, and 31,377 mt of LSMGO being sold.

Panama’s Atlantic side, meanwhile, recorded total bunker fuel sales of 73,700 during June 2026; the figure comprised 62,169 mt of VLSFO, 382 mt of RMG 380, 3,039 mt of MGO, and 8,110 mt of LSMGO.

It saw total sales of 81,151 mt in June a year before; with VLSFO sales of 60,932 mt, RMG 380 sales of 8,335 mt, 2,935 mt of MGO, and LSMGO sales of 8,949 mt.

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Published: 23 July, 2026

Bunker Fuel

Antwerp-Bruges biofuel bunker sales drops 36% on year in Q2 2026, LNG down 13.4%

Biofuel recorded 26,833 mt in Q2 2026 with 41,939 mt recorded in the same period the year before while port data showed 76,513 mt of LNG being delivered in Q2 2026, down from 88,328 mt.

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July 23, 2026

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The Port of Antwerp-Bruges recently published bunker fuel sales data for the second quarter (Q2) of 2026.

Total bunker sales at the port was 2.05 million metric tonnes (mt) in Q2 2026, compared to sales of 1.99 million mt (+3%) during the similar period in 2025.

Deliveries of ultra low sulphur fuel oil, very low sulphur fuel oil, high sulphur fuel oil and marine gas oil in Q2 2026 (against on year) recorded respectively 164,987 mt (+43.6% from 114,917 mt), 537,926 mt (+12.8% from 476,746 mt), 659,182 mt (+11.6% from 590,544 mt) and 366,329 (-15.7% from 434,766 mt).

Biofuel recorded 26,833 mt in Q2 2026 with 41,939 mt (-36%) recorded in the same period the year before.

Port data showed 76,513 mt of liquefied natural gas (LNG) being delivered as a marine fuel in Q2 2026, down by 13.4% from 88,328 mt in Q2 2025. Meanwhile, there has been no deliveries of methanol at the port for the year so far.

Photo credit: Port of Antwerp-Bruges
Published: 23 July, 2026