Singapore marine fuel supplier Equatorial eyes higher LNG bunker demand from 2028
Singapore marine fuel supplier Equatorial expects LNG bunker demand to rise significantly from 2028.
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Singapore marine fuel supplier Equatorial expects LNG bunker demand to rise significantly from 2028. This forecast aligns with tightening global emissions regulations and the shipping industry’s gradual shift towards cleaner fuels. The company anticipates increased orders for liquefied natural gas as vessels seek to comply with environmental standards. This trend highlights a structural change in maritime logistics, moving away from traditional heavy fuel oil. Professionals in shipping and energy sectors must monitor this transition, as it signals long-term growth in LNG infrastructure and supply chain operations. The prediction underscores the accelerating pace of decarbonisation efforts within the global maritime trade network.
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This shift demands that you proactively adapt your skill set to the evolving energy landscape. Professionals in logistics, maritime operations, and environmental compliance will see heightened demand for expertise in alternative fuels. You should focus on understanding LNG supply chains, regulatory frameworks, and sustainable energy transitions. If you work in shipping, acquire knowledge in green bunkering and carbon reporting. For those in corporate strategy, analyse how fuel diversification impacts operational costs and risk management. Upskill in sustainability reporting and regulatory compliance to remain relevant. Networking with industry bodies focused on clean shipping will provide critical insights. Ultimately, positioning yourself as a specialist in low-carbon maritime solutions will differentiate your career profile in a market increasingly driven by environmental mandates and efficiency demands.
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This briefing is based on reporting by Reuters on 14 Oct, 03:47. Read the original coverage →
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