Inland Supply

22-January-2019

Clipper Oil supplying inland fuel to an underground storage tank in the USA.

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Maritime Industry Pushes for Decarbonization with Alternative Fuels

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A Record Year for Shipyards: Newbuilding Orders Surge in 2024

Shipyards have experienced a remarkable year, with newbuilding orders reaching levels not seen since 2007. The surge in demand has driven nominal prices close to record highs, reflecting strong momentum

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Methanol in Maritime: ISO Launches Comprehensive Fuel Standard

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has released ISO 6583:2024, a groundbreaking standard for methanol as a marine fuel. This first edition aims to provide global guidelines for the safe

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Maritime Industry Pushes for Decarbonization with Alternative Fuels

A Record Year for Shipyards: Newbuilding Orders Surge in 2024

Methanol in Maritime: ISO Launches Comprehensive Fuel Standard

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