March, 2026
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Mon09Mar
Hong Kong Sees First Green Methanol Bunkering
A Ro-Ro vessel was bunkered with 500 mt of green methanol on Thursday.
 Hong Kong Sees First Green Methanol Bunkering
Mon09Mar
Singapore Conducts Emergency Drill Ahead of Methanol-Fuelled Cruise Debut
Authorities and industry partners tested response procedures before the maiden sailing of the cruise industry's first methanol-fuelled vessel from Singapore.
 Singapore Conducts Emergency Drill Ahead of Methanol-Fuelled Cruise Debut
Fri06Mar
Korean Register Introduces Ammonia-Ready Ship Technical Rules
Several shipowners have ordered vessels suitable for conversion to ammonia propulsion.
 Korean Register Introduces Ammonia-Ready Ship Technical Rules
Fri06Mar
Qingdao Sees Dual Green Methanol Bunkering of Cosco Boxships
The bunkering operations saw a total of 2,500 mt of green methanol delivered to two ships.
 Qingdao Sees Dual Green Methanol Bunkering of Cosco Boxships
Fri06Mar
MOL-Led Consortium Launches Japan-New Zealand Hydrogen Corridor
They plan to potentially start exporting hydrogen from New Zealand to Japan in the early 2030s.
 MOL-Led Consortium Launches Japan-New Zealand Hydrogen Corridor
Fri06Mar
Maintenance Scheduled for Taiwan's CPC Corporation Bunker Barge in Kaohsiung
The company says MGO availability will be limited at the port during the period due to barge maintenance.
 Maintenance Scheduled for Taiwan's CPC Corporation Bunker Barge in Kaohsiung
Thu05Mar
Pilbara Ports Partners With Yara on Ammonia Bunkering Plans
Pilbara Ports says most ships operating in Western Australia's Pilbara region typically take on bunkers outside the region for their full round voyages.
 Pilbara Ports Partners With Yara on Ammonia Bunkering Plans
Thu05Mar
Japanese Firms Add Actual Sea Performance Guarantee to Tanker Newbuild Contract
The clause uses a new evaluation method designed to better reflect a vessel's efficiency in real operating conditions.
 Japanese Firms Add Actual Sea Performance Guarantee to Tanker Newbuild Contract
Thu05Mar
Singapore Developing Maritime Master Plan to Guide Sector Growth
Singapore plans to unveil the plan in 2027 to shape the future of its maritime sector.
 Singapore Developing Maritime Master Plan to Guide Sector Growth
Thu05Mar
Bunkering Excluded From New Chinese Restrictions on Fuel Exports
China has asked its refiners to suspend signing new contracts to export refined products and to attempt to cancel shipments already agreed to.
 Bunkering Excluded From New Chinese Restrictions on Fuel Exports