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Ane Maersk powers up with green methanol in Shanghai

Shanghai International Port Group’s (SIPG) bunkering ship Hai Gang Zhi Yuan has supplied 3,000 tons of green methanol to Ane Maersk, one of the world’s first boxships powered by this alternative fuel, at Yangshan Port. This operation—carried out in parallel with container loading and unloading—was carried out on January 1, 2025. According to SIPG, the

GEMA requests government to issue surplus FCI rice to grain ethanol industry

The Grain Ethanol Manufacturers Association (GEMA) has urged the government to issue surplus FCI rice to the grain ethanol industry and ensure price equalization for grain-based ethanol. GEMA has submitted a formal appeal to Tarun Kapoor, Advisor to the Prime Minister, highlighting the critical challenges faced by the grain ethanol sector. The association has requested government intervention to

Nayara Energy to expand retail network by adding a fuel station per day

Nayara Energy, India’s largest private fuel retailer, plans to add 400 petrol pumps this year to expand its retail network across various states, the firm said. With 6,500+ retail outlets across India, Nayara Energy has been adding new retail outlets to its network and has been growing steadily across various states such as Gujarat, Maharashtra,

BPCL buys Middle East grades to replace Russian shortfall

Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL) is buying Middle Eastern crude to make up for less supply of cheaper Russian oil. Indian state refiners, which typically buy Russian oil in the spot market rather than under long-term contract, are unable to procure about 8 million to 10 million barrels of crude for January loading that they have

CMA CGM launches first of six LNG-powered container ships

CMA CGM has unveiled CMA CGM Petra, an 85,700dwt vessel and the first in a series of six LNG-powered container ships joining its fleet. The Post-Panamax boxship, built by South Korea’s Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries (HD Hyundai Samho), measures 272m by 42.8m, with a draft of 14.5ms. The French-flagged ship boasts a capacity of 8,000TEU

Newbuilds returning to LNG amid green methanol shortages

The World Economic Forum estimates that since 90% of global trade occurs in the ocean, seagoing boats are responsible for nearly 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Although there are differing views on how to do this, the shipping industry is committed to stepping up its efforts to reach the Global Maritime Forum’s aim of

HPCL to start LNG terminal by December

India’s Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd is scouting for liquefied natural gas (LNG) import deals as it expects to start its 5 million ton per year (tpy) LNG terminal in western India by the end of this year, its head of finance said. The state-run refiner has raised the processing of Russian oil to about 35-40%

First energy festival returns with theme Ground Zero for Net-Zero

IIT Madras Research Park (IITMRP), in association with the India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA), will host Envision 2025 for its third edition from January 30 to February 1, 2025. With ‘Ground Zero for Net-Zero’ as the theme for this edition, the event will bring together grassroots initiatives and global stakeholders in a united call to action.

Bangladesh approves import of 1.425 million metric tons of refined fuel oil

The government has approved the import of 1.425 million metric tons of refined fuel oil from eight companies in Indonesia, the UAE, India, China, Malaysia, Thailand, and Oman for January to June 2025. The total cost will be Tk 11,479 crore, including premiums and reference prices, equivalent to $956.59 million. The decision was made at

Shanghai port starts methanol bunkering operation in 2025

At Yangshan Port, the ship “Haigang Zhiyuan” successfully unloaded 3,000 tons of methanol for the “Anne Maersk” on January 1. This is the port’s first operation of such kind in 2025 and the beginning of routine methanol bunkering. Methanol is emerging as a significant alternative maritime fuel due to its low emissions. The first methanol

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