Singapore Ready To Supply Clean Ship Fuel

Singapore, the world’s largest maritime refueling port reported that they have enough low-sulfur fuel next year to meet new demand.
Singapore has been working with big oil refiners and shipowners to meet new demand tied to emissions measures.
Shanghai, Malaysia’s Tanjung Pelepas, Rotterdam and Hamburg are also working to secure supplies of the new lower-emission fuel.
New fuels are expected to cost 40% more than traditional bunker fuel, boosting operators’ annual fuel bill by as much as $15...