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The EU will include greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from marine shipping in its Emissions Trading System (ETS) starting on 1 January 2024. EU ETS applies to what types of vessels? What is the geographical scope of the new regulation? Can shipping companies pass on the ETS costs to the charterer of the ship?
What has Argus launched? B30 biodiesel for bunkering prices on a delivered, on-board basis for Houston and New York. They are published daily in Argus Marine Fuels and Argus Americas Biofuels.
Argus has launched the world’s first market assessed marine biodiesel price for the world’s busiest port. The price is assessed on a dob basis and published daily in Argus Marine Fuels and Argus Biofuels.
Starting next year, ship owners will be required to pay for 40pc of their CO2 emissions under the EU Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS) when operating in EU territorial waters. Meanwhile, the IMO has revised its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions strategy. How will these regulatory developments impact fuel choices for the maritime sector? This webinar will provide a price comparison of alternative and conventional marine fuels and discuss the most feasible options.
November 2022. As marine gasoil supply tightens and shipowners seek more sustainable options, marine biodiesel, a blend of Advanced Fame 0 and very low sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO), could provide a reasonably competitive, low sulphur and low carbon alternative. This white paper examines dynamics including demand and pricing for the fuel.
A suite of marine biodiesel indexes for northwest Europe compliant with the Renewable Energy Directive on a delivered on board basis for Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp. The price suite includes B10, B20, B30, B50 and B100 indexes that are published daily in Argus Biofuels and Argus Marine Fuels reports.
Dive into the outlook for the marine fuels markets with this complimentary webinar from our consultant, Elena Domashenko.