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Bunker One executes Latin America’s first bioethanol bunkering of a deep-sea container vessel

Bunker One has completed Latin America’s first bioethanol bunkering operation for an ocean-going vessel, delivering 500,000 litres of anhydrous ethanol to the CMA CGM IRON at the Port of Santos, Brazil. The fuel was supplied by Copersucar, one of the world’s leading...
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Navigator Gas Announces Signing of Definitive Agreements to Sell Eight Gas Carriers and Its Shareholding in Unigas Joint Venture

Navigator Gas Announces Signing of Definitive Agreements to Sell Eight Gas Carriers and Its Shareholding in Unigas Joint Venture
Navigator Holdings Ltd., the owner and operator of the world’s largest fleet of Handysize liquefied gas carriers, announces, following the execution of a non-binding letter of intent previously announced on April 15, 2026, that yesterday, July 13, 2026, it signed...
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LNG Bunker Snapshot: Prices climb across the board amid renewed US-Iran tensions

LNG Bunker Snapshot: Prices climb across the board amid renewed US-Iran tensions
Rotterdam Rotterdam’s LNG bunker price has surged by $78/mt, tracking gains in the front-month Dutch TTF natural gas contract. Over the past week, the benchmark has risen by $1.63/MMBtu to $16.64/MMBtu ($865/mt). The rally in TTF price has been driven by “concerns...
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Military escalation widens across Gulf as Iran targets US assets and shipping

Military escalation widens across Gulf as Iran targets US assets and shipping
The conflict in the Gulf region intensified on Tuesday as Iran launched attacks on US military facilities and commercial shipping, prompting diplomatic protests, security measures and growing concerns over the stability of the Strait of Hormuz. Attacks on shipping and...
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Traffic via Strait of Hormuz falls to 11 ships July 12 after US-Iran attacks

Traffic via Strait of Hormuz falls to 11 ships July 12 after US-Iran attacks
Only 11 ships traversed the Strait of Hormuz on July 12, the lowest since June 14, after attacks hit the container ship GFS Galaxy and the US and Iran made retaliatory strikes, S&P Global Commodities at Sea (opens in a new tab) said in a July 13 report. The total...
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