Glander International Bunkering News

A variety of fuels will be embraced in the maritime industry in the next decade and after, based on various vessel types, operational needs, and the availability of infrastructure. The shift toward newer fuels is driven by new greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction goals and the journey toward net-zero emissions, but a variety of other factors will also impact the changing trends. We asked our Expert Panel Roundtable: Which fuels will dominate the maritime industry in the next decade and beyond?

More than almost any trend, decarbonisation is driving the future of maritime. That reality alone makes decarbonisation the perfect topic for our first-ever Expert Panel Roundtable column. Traditional maritime fuels, like heavy fuel oil, release harmful pollutants that contribute to air pollution and have adverse health effects. We have to do better, and discussions in the maritime industry centre on which combination of alternative fuels and other technologies can solve the shorter- and longer-...

Pioneering bunker trading firm, Glander International Bunkering, has introduced a tool to help users calculate key data for compliance with FuelEU Maritime, which came into effect on January 1, 2025. FuelEU Maritime aims to reduce carbon emissions in the shipping sector by incentivising the use of alternative fuels and imposing penalties for non-compliance. FuelEU Maritime guidelines With the new Compliance Calculator, Glander International Bunkering helps users understand potential penalties...