New York-listed bunkering firm World Fuel Services (WFS) has announced a new US based physical bunker supply operation in the Columbia River starting mid-January, 2019.
It will partner with Harley Marine companies Pacific Terminal Services and Olympic Tug and Barge to offer RMG 380 and MGO 0.1% sulphur by dual product barge at Portland (OR), Vancouver (WA), Kalama (WA), Longview (WA), Rainier (OR), and Astoria (OR).
“Our strategic approach to marine fuel includes technical expertise in addition to a broad spectrum of offerings that position us to deliver the highest standards of service to our customers,” said Joe Gowen, Senior Vice President, Global Marine Supply, WFS.
“We continue to listen to our customers to provide services and innovation in ports where World Fuel Services can deliver high value.”
Photo credit: World Fuel Services
Published: 17 December, 2018
‘The MOU will foster innovation in smart and autonomous ship technologies, and support the use of green ammonia as a sustainable fuel to help decarbonise global shipping,’ says the Chief Executive of MPA.
PetroSeraya appoints YTL PowerSeraya veteran See Yoong Hwee to drive its fuel tank leasing operations; together with Rafe Liam as Commercial Manager, they will spearhead the company’s initiatives.
‘This biofuel bunker delivery represents a new chapter for Eng Hua as we are now moving with the times towards the era of decarbonisation,’ Mike Sin, Director at Eng Hua, tells bunkering publication Manifold Times.
MPA has also asked Glencore to improve its internal procedures to ensure that prompt action is taken in future when it becomes aware of, or reasonably suspects, any irregularity in fuel quality, it states.
Dynamic Asset Investments Limited and Goldsland Holdings Co Ltd helped Vermont UM Bunkering maintain a “Cash Float” of about SGD 100,000 to facilitate “buyback” bunker transactions at Singapore port.
Senior Cargo Officer gained SGD 48,800 worth of commission from “buyback” bunker transactions and illegally obtained SGD 410,712.257 by cheating Vermont, a Singapore court heard on Thursday (21 July).