Singapore: Golden Island wraps up first and second B100 biofuel bunkering ops to Maersk ships
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Singapore bunker supplier Golden Island Pte Ltd on Thursday (4 December) said the company successfully completed its first and second B100 biofuel bunker deliveries to Maersk in October and November in Singapore.
Golden Island used Golden Sirius, one of the four IMO type II chemical tankers, owned and operated by Golden Island.
Golden Sirius delivered 900 and 2,900 metric tonnes (mt) of 100% Used Cooking Oil Methyl Ester (UCOME) biofuel to the containerships Estelle Maersk and Maersk Amazon.
“This is only achievable through strong partnerships between Maersk Line and Golden Island,” the company said.
“With these successful collaborations, Golden Island will continue to strengthen its capabilities to provide low-carbon solutions to global clients and support Singapore’s ambitions to create a multi-fuel bunkering hub.”
Golden Island was recently named as one of the three companies that will receive a licence by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) to supply methanol as a marine fuel in the Port of Singapore, starting from 1 January 2026.
The company said its four IMO Type II chemical tankers to supply low-carbon methanol will be ready for operations in the first quarter of 2026.
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Photo credit: Golden Island
Published: 4 December, 2025
