
Shipping’s CO2 footprint “to grow”
An ageing fleet of ships and historically low levels of newbuild activity threaten IMO’s goal of cutting
CO2 emissions, according to new research
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The formal winding up of subsidiary Ocean Tankers Tuas Terminal has been gazetted in Singapore.
Two other crew members were left on board and sailed the ship to in Lagos.
Major global fuel company World Fuel Services (WFS) reported a total gross profit of US$214.0 million in Q3, 2020, down 30% year-over-year.
An ageing fleet of ships and historically low levels of newbuild activity threaten IMO’s goal of cutting
CO2 emissions, according to new research
The slump in fuel demand hasn’t been kind to Australia’s refiners, and there’s now a real danger of no local fuel production at all in the future, John Rickards writes
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