About 200 vessels have been supplied with contaminated bunker fuel in the latest environmental misconduct in the Port of Singapore. The post 200 ships bunkered with contaminated fuel in the Port of…
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This past week was the Connecticut Maritime Association’s annual Shipping Conference which was held in person. Featuring the topics of the day,...
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FuelTrust calls on industry to adopt AI and blockchain technology to help ensure fuel quality.
HOUSTON, 7th April 2022: The latest fuel contamination outbreak to hit the bunkering market, this time in Singapore, should be a wake-up call to the danger of discovering quality issues only after fuel is onboard vessels, warns marine fuel tracking expert FuelTrust
FuelTrust estimates the scale of this contamination outbreak to have...
In an article published Energy & the Law, Charles Sartain highlights the legal issues concerning black blog in ship delivery. He follows a celebrated case to highlight what could be the legal implications of it.
What is it ?Enterprise Products Operating v. Trafigura, A G. asks, Who should pay when a “black blob” that had “the stench of a skunk” was left behind after $27 million worth of an odorless product is delivered from a ship?
The case holds that:
A plaintiff can recover for losses paid by...
https://mfame.guru/who-should-pay-for-a-black-blob-left-by-ship-delivery/
IUMI: The current system of leaving the fuel testing or damage to the end user is outdated.
A vehicle carrier has been ordered to leave New Zealand waters following the discovery of stink bugs.
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