The final meetings of independent oil exploration firm Krisenergy Pte Ltd, Krisenergy Marine Pte Ltd, Lulele Learning Space Pte Ltd and Pacific Coffee Company (s) Pte Ltd have been arranged by their liquidators, states a Friday (12 August) notice posted on the Government Gazette.
The meeting will be held via audio-visual communication on 12 September 2022 at:
The meetings will be held for the purposes of having accounts laid before the meetings showing the manner in which the winding-ups have been conducted and the properties of the Companies have been disposed of and hearing any explanations that may be given by the Liquidators.
The names and address of the liquidators are as follows:
Abuthahir Abdul Gafoor
Yessica Budiman
Liquidators
c/o AAG Corporate Advisory Pte Ltd
144 Robinson Road
#14-02 Robinson Square
Singapore 068908
Manifold Times previously reported Krisenergy Marine entering into voluntary liquidation.
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Published: 15 August, 2022
Resolutions for Dong Nan Tankers (registration no. 198400896H) have been made on Monday (18 October), according to the Government Gazette.
The unique group has supplied 98 ships with a total of 60,243 mt of bonded marine fuel, including nine ships from COSCO SHIPPING Group with a total of 8,782 mt.
LNG has been identified by some as a viable interim solution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, at least until future fuels are developed further.
Document comprehensively describes safety requirements for methanol, ethanol, and ammonia-fuelled ships, said the classification society.
SCF Group borrows $252 million from six banks in seven-year credit facility to build six Aframax tankers.
Agreement aimed at developing ammonia-fuelled vessels with 4-stroke auxiliary engines for future newbuild projects.
Current ISO 8217 bunker fuel standard not comprehensive enough for biofuels; National Mirror Committee working with local players to develop more comprehensive biofuels standard for Singapore, says Capt. Rahul.
‘There are some important differences between VLSFO and biofuels, and as a result, parties should consider whether additional changes should be made to biofuel bunker contracts,’ says Paul Collier.
Quek Rong Hong first joined Shell sometime in 2005 and had held the position of Blending Specialist from November 2017. At the time of arrest, his monthly basic salary was about SGD 4,300, showed documents.
Glencore previously commenced Singapore International Arbitration Centre Emergency Applications against Straits Pinnacle but those applications were dismissed, according to documents obtained by Manifold Times.
Captain Segar, MPA Assistant Chief Executive, Operations, to be also joining IBIA for the game where proceeds will be channelled into an IBIA Bursary Fund for supporting students to obtain a maritime studies degree.
‘Consort Bunkers will be operating the youngest bunkering fleet in Singapore after complete delivery of the ‘K’ series vessels by late-2023,’ Mr SK Yeo, Founder of Consort Bunkers, tells Manifold Times.
