FOBAS released a bulletin stating that tests on several fuels from Singapore identified a chemical fingerprint consistent with Estonian shale oil, while vessels using these fuels...
Although no single event indicates a systemic quality issue, the combination of tighter markets and evolving blending practices is increasing variability in bunker fuel quality and...
VPS’ latest article highlights the dangers catfines can cause within vessel engines and how to avoid damages by using its fuel system check service.
Marine insurer says GCMS testing of the bunker fuels, mostly from locations including Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia, showed a high presence of chemical compounds not...
Elevated tolerance patterns, clustered sulphur exceptions, shifts in total sediment potential distribution, and persistently higher catalyst fine averages appear locally rather than across entire regions.
Paul Hoather of VPS highlighted the emergence of B100 as a marine fuel, in light of the volatile pricing of marine distillates driven by the Middle...
Testing identified 90,000mt of delivered VLSFO bunkers containing compounds consistent with an Estonian Shale Oil derived stream.
Seven cases were reported to have found Alkylresorcinols in the range of 3000 – 17000 PPM and six cases reported to have found various Phenolic compounds...
Due to on-going escalations in the region, many flights in and out of the region have been cancelled and as a result, increased transit times for...
Delivered in a question and answer format that allows VPS and World Fuel to comment on issues raised by NorthStandard, substantial focus is given to fuel...
