marine fuels

Singapore marine fuel sales rise in June after 2-month decline, likely due to lower prices

2026-07-16T08:28:32.000Z
Sales of bunker or marine fuel slipped 6.8% year on year to 4.5 million tonnes in May.

Singapore marine fuel sales fall 6.8% in May, likely due to cheaper bunker in China

2026-06-16T02:40:10.000Z
Higher marine fuel prices and slower container shipping speeds - known as 'slow steaming' - are some reasons why refueling has declined.

More ships arrive in Singapore as Iran war disrupts Middle East routes, but fewer refuelling here

2026-05-19T08:11:52.000Z
In April last year, there were 1,483 oil tanker arrivals with 59.8 million gross tonnage.

Singapore sells less marine fuel in April amid war-induced tight supply

2026-05-14T07:11:05.000Z
Supplies of fuel oil and marine gasoil into Singapore are typically sourced from local refineries, onshore tanks, and floating storage or vessels off Malaysia.

Iran war upheaval jolts shipping fuel suppliers in Singapore

2026-03-17T14:54:50.000Z
Spot prices for bunkers delivered in Singapore have more than doubled for key grades including high-sulphur fuels, low-sulphur fuels and marine gasoils since Feb 28.

Asia bunker premiums hit record highs, some ships struggle to refuel

2026-03-11T09:23:26.000Z
The winding-up of Yuantai is one of several legal actions initiated by Hin Leong’s liquidators to recoup losses for a pool of over 20 bank creditors.

Hin Leong liquidator succeeds in High Court bid to wind up Yuantai Fuel Trading  

2026-02-13T11:17:10.000Z
Methanol is considered a cleaner alternative to petroleum-based marine fuels.

MPA to license 3 companies to supply methanol at Singapore port

2025-11-24T02:57:29.000Z
This exclusive funding will support research & development efforts aimed at enhancing the safety and efficiency of supplying ammonia, or ammonia bunkering, at the Port of Singapore, Sumitomo said in a statement.

Japan’s Sumitomo wins Singapore grant to develop ammonia as marine fuel

2025-10-06T10:20:42.000Z
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2025-04-11T11:00:00.000Z