Integr8 Bunker Fuel Weekly Market
What moved the bunker market this week? Every Friday, our research team breaks down the key developments shaping bunker prices, fuel availability and global shipping. Explore the week’s essential stories, understand the forces driving the market, and see what bunker buyers should be watching next. Google, Microsoft and DSV join ZEMBA initiative Microsoft, Google and ...
This week's bunker market developments include major players integrating low- and zero-emission fuels into their operations. Google, Microsoft, and logistics firm DSV joined the Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance (ZEMBA), pooling demand for shipping services that use environmentally friendly fuels. Hapag-Lloyd and North Sea Container Line successfully tendered for e-fuel and green ammonia respectively for 2027, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 120,000 metric tons over three years.
Petrobras has resumed bunker operations at Rio Grande Terminal after a tropical storm, and Yara is supplying ammonia to Azane Fuel Solutions for bunker operations, which will be sold under an agreement with Equinor. Cruise line industry's shore power capacity has grown significantly, with 193 ships now able to use shore power and 39 newbuilds on order.
Höegh Autoliners has ordered six LNG dual-fuel PCTCs, increasing its dual-fuel fleet to 18 vessels. Gibraltar's bunker calls rose by 6% compared to the previous year, driven by the summer cruise season.
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