IBIA investigates: Brexit and sulphur regulations – what now?
The prospect of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union – nicknamed ‘Brexit’ – has… Read more…
What is good fuel quality, should it be regulated, and will you pay?
Fuel quality, or ‘bad’ quality, often raises passions but is fuel quality getting worse? Should … Read more…
Zederkof of Dan-Bunkering to represent IBIA in BIMCO Bunker Contract negotiations
BIMCO has decided to review “BIMCO Terms 2015” – the latest version of the BIMCO Standard … Read more…
After OW: “The trust is gone”
When global bunkering giant OW Bunker collapsed and two other bunkering companies went down shortly … Read more…
IBIA’s new working group structure – get involved to make a difference!
IBIA has restructured its working groups (WGs) and reviewed the process for how to pick our battles,… Read more…
Transition to the global 0.50% cap – should we act to avoid chaos?
The Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) … Read more…
IBIA Convention 2016 – New website launched
IBIA has launched a new website to showcase the Annual Convention in Gibraltar 7-11 November 2016. T… Read more…
Signals hinting at 2020 entry into force of 0.50% global sulphur cap
The Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) … Read more…
Vacancies
General Manager Marine Opportunity – London, UK Our client is looking to hire a Gener… Read more…
IBIA makes new appointment to support growing activities
Unni Einemo, a respected and highly renowned journalist and analyst specialising in the marine fuel … Read more…