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IN a bid to ensure that Nigeria does not flout the International Maritime Organization, IMO, Convention on sulfur content of the fuel used by vessels, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, and the Nigerian National Petroleum...

The de-escalation of a trade war could result in a weaker dollar and stronger global growth, which along with International Maritime Organization (IMO) changes to shipping fuel rules could raise Brent oil to $90 a barrel, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch said. “The new shipping fuel … Read...

Nigeria has commenced the process to end green-house gas emissions on vessels through a fuel consumption data collection device. Already, the fuel consumption data collection device, Thorium-X tablet, has been installed on board a Nigerian-flagged fuel tanker vessel, MT KINGIS, It was learnt...