Trending

AVISTA OIL AG partners with IFP Petro Products in India

ExxonMobil lays foundation stone for lube blending plant in India

Aramco appoints presidents of Upstream and Downstream units

VeryOne acquires EPC’s cetane improver production facility in UK

SINOPEC launches synthetic motorcycle lubricant in Malaysia

Chevron Oronite said it is prepared to meet ILSAC GF-7 specs

SEQENS partners with Univar Solutions to distribute its additives

Cummins starts operations of first electrolyzer plant in U.S.

Dr. Hong Liang of Texas A&M University ascends as STLE president

ACEA study says direct cost increases of Euro 7 proposal higher than estimates

Mon, May 29, 2023

Tag: IMO

IMO committee approves amendments to cut ship emissions

IMO working group agrees further measures to cut ship emissions

IMO and Singapore propose new shipping decarbonisation concept

Yanmar develops hydrogen fuel cell system for marine applications

Total joins coalition to decarbonise shipping industry

Coalition to focus on four areas to advance roadmap on shipping’s decarbonization

IMO 2020: stakeholders prepare for a sea change from 1 January 2020

IMO adopts guidelines for implementation of lower sulphur limit

Shell prepares for surge in low sulphur fuel oil with launch of Shell Alexia 40

EIA report looks at effects of changes to marine fuel sulfur limits in 2020

ENOC to jointly develop IMO 2020-compliant cylinder oil with India’s IOC

MARPOL amendment to prohibit carriage of non-compliant fuel oil for combustion purposes

ExxonMobil announces Mobilgard™ 540 designed for IMO’s lower sulphur fuels limit of 0.5%

SK Innovation subsidiary SK Trading International to expand low-sulfur fuel production

Shell Global Marine conducts trials for new 0.50% sulphur marine fuel oil

Maersk and Vopak to launch 0.5% sulphur fuel bunkering facility in Rotterdam

IMO meets this week in London

Taiwan announces low-sulfur fuel oil regulations effective January 1, 2019

Twitter

© Copyright 2022, All Rights Reserved

Page generated in : 0.3071 seconds