International bunkering firm TFG Marine on Tuesday (9 November) posted on a social media platform announcing a bunkering licence being recently awarded to marine fuel supplier GRM-EOT Ltd by the Mauritius Ports Authority.
GRM-EOT is a Mauritius based company specialising in energy solutions for the region with a focus on bunkering in Port Louis and Green Energy planning for the future.
TFG Marine said it is looking forward to collaborating closely to further develop the marine fuel supply offer, including biofuels, for maritime customers from the strategic location in the South Indian Ocean with GRM-EOT.
Photo credit: GRM-EOT
Published: 18 November, 2021
Notices were published in the Government Gazette to announce the appointments from Grant Thornton Singapore.
CMA CGM’s low-carbon offering CLEANER ENERGY LNG will allow the cargoes to be shipped on CMA CGM’s dual-fuel LNG-powered vessels, it says.
CircFuel project will further develop technology so that the waste used provides both energy for cement production and liquid fuel with a low CO2 footprint.
Firm providing truck-to-ship LNG bunkering for two DF tugs operated by Keppel Smit Towage since May 2018.
Tug boat ran aground at British Columbia on October 2016 releasing approximately 107,552 litres of diesel fuel.
LNG is a cleaner energy alternative to petroleum products and enables shipowners to comply with increasingly stringent standards for pollutant emissions, says Énergir.
‘We’ll start the application [to MPA] before the end of 2022 and hopefully to receive approval within six months or sooner,’ L. Y. Hwang, Director / General Manager of Oval Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, tells Manifold Times.
Digitalisation makes it easier for shipowners to conform to growing external regulations such as new sulphur regulations and ‘no scrubber’ zones; operators can identify better bunkering options to reduce costs.
Eventual adoption of Digital Bunker Document Standard speeds up interoperability between stakeholders from both public and private sectors, learns Singapore bunkering publication Manifold Times.
Rob Ashton, Market Manager of Infineum, explains how Infineum B402 is a relatively easy way for a ship operator to positively influence a vessel’s CII rating while improving its bunker fuel consumption performance.
Fifteen incidents of misappropriation of Shell gasoil worth USD 10,4 million went undetected by Shell between 2016 to 2017 due to Muhammad Ali Bin Muhammad Nor’s involvement, learned Manifold Times.
ISO delegates represented seven countries and were in Singapore to attend a three-day meeting of ISO WG13 to develop two new ISO bunkering standards, learns Singapore bunkering publication Manifold Times.
