How will Emission Control Area changes affect fuel oil demand in the Mediterranean?

Since the start of 2015, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has restricted vessels travelling through designated Emission Control Areas (ECA) from using fuel oil bunkers with a sulphur content of over 0.1%. The designated zones include the Baltic Sea, North Sea, North America and the US Caribbean Sea. On 1st January 2020, IMO further capped …

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Marine Fuel Problems Persist Five Years On From IMO 2020 Sulphur Cap Rules

As the fifth anniversary of the IMO 2020 Sulphur Cap approaches, fuel compatibility and viscosity problems continue to result in marine engine component damage and high cat fines. “We expected fuel incompatibility problems and high levels of cat fines to diminish with the introduction of the IMO 2020 Sulphur Cap [MARPOL Annex VI] in January …

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BIMCO adopts FuelEU Maritime clause

On 1 January 2025, the FuelEU Maritime Regulation will come into force. The regulation may require stakeholders to start taking measures now and the BIMCO FuelEU Maritime Clause for Time Charter Parties 2024 is developed to help stakeholders align their contractual frameworks. The clause was adopted by BIMCO’s Documentary Committee on 25 November. As the …

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Mozo/a para el puerto de Santander

Mozo/a para el puerto de Santander Jornada Tiempo parcial Tipo de contrato Temporal Experiencia Menos de 1 año Localidad Santander Num. Vacantes 1 Referencia CCF617BE-3664-956B-9297-1145CEB2C76B https://www.adecco.es/oferta-trabajo/mozosas-para-el-puerto-de-santander?ID=fd7e3284-f245-4f98-9d5c-c33152e3815b La entrada Mozo/a para el puerto de Santander se publicó primero en Actualidad Marítima y Portuaria.

Powering oil & gas production with renewables and low-carbon energy: Electrification brings emission cuts of 80%

While the energy transition toolbox is filled with decarbonization tools, electrification seems to be the jewel in its crown, based on research conducted by Rystad Energy, which points out that applying this method to upstream operations has the potential to get rid of over 80% of oil and gas production emissions. The post Powering oil …

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