Tagged Posts for Bunker-marine-fuels
As Reliance on Imported Gasoline Rises, California Adapts to a ‘New World’
California's gasoline imports over the first 10 months of 2025 have already exceeded totals for any year since at least 2004, according to Energy Information Administration data. Read More
China-built US Vessels Exempted from Retaliatory Port Fees
Beijing has eased some of its moves to impose retaliatory fees on American vessels calling at Chinese ports, exempting ships built in China that are U.S.-owned or -operated from paying the special port fees. Read More
China to Levy Retaliatory Special Port Fees on US Vessels
China's Ministry of Transport said Friday it will begin imposing special port service fees on U.S.-owned and -operated vessels calling at Chinese ports starting Oct. 14 in response to a similar move by the U.S. Read More
Frontier Signs $31.3 Million Deal to Buy Marine CDR Credits from Planetary
The Frontier carbon dioxide removal buyers club will purchase 115,211 credits from Planetary, which mitigates emissions via ocean alkalinity enhancement, for $31.3 million. Read More
Falling River Rhine Levels in Europe Impact Plant, Terminal Operations
The river Rhine flowing from its source in Lake Constance, Switzerland, to the sea in the Amsterdam Rotterdam Antwerp (ARA) trading complex is one of Europe’s key transport arteries for all goods, but especially for petroleum products and chemicals. Read More
Freight Rates for Transatlantic Voyages Soar as Europe Pulls More US Diesel
Freight rates for MR tankers hauling U.S. diesel to Europe have tripled in two weeks amid supply concerns due to the escalating Iran-Israel conflict. Read More
Bunker Market Faces Challenging Future: 2050 Marine Energy
Tight margins, alternative fuel headwinds and increased competition for bunker volumes are just some of the challenges facing the current and future bunker market, according to Adrian Tolson, principal of 2050 Marine Energy. Read More