IBIA commentary: Global sulphur cap could create bunker market ‘winners and losers’
Even if, in theory, globally there is refining capacity to produce sufficient fuels to meet the 0.50… Read more…
IMO continues discussion on use of HFO in Arctic waters
Another call has been heard to ban the use and carriage of heavy fuel oil in the Arctic, but while m… Read more…
No tightening yet of mandatory energy efficiency standards
The International Maritime Organization has decided not to change phase 2 requirements of regulation… Read more…
MEPC 70 approves IMO ‘roadmap’ for GHG reduction strategy
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has agreed on a ‘roadmap’ for its strategy to cont… Read more…
IMO to work on ways to address global sulphur cap implementation challenges
Concerns raised by IBIA and others regarding issues expected to arise due to the global 0.50% sulphu… Read more…
Welcome to IBIA’s August newsletter: All Change
We have been speaking of change being on the horizon for some time. Now, those changes seem about to… Read more…
MFM system seen helping deter malpractice during sludge disposal
Mass flow meter systems installed on sludge disposal barges in China are seen to be helping deter il… Read more…
Gibraltar partners with Shell to develop LNG bunker market
Gibraltar has taken further steps toward making supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a fuel to s… Read more…
US pilot suggests good supplier compliance with ECA sulphur limit
IBIA has obtained more detail about a pilot voluntary fuel sampling programme undertaken in the US d… Read more…
IBIA members want global cap transition issues raised at IMO
Decision time is drawing near for the timing of one of the most significant regulatory shake-ups shi… Read more…
