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Equatorial spoke on the topic “Shaping up to the fundamentally same but radically different bunker industry”, sharing its insights on the fundamental principles of the business of bunkering; price, quality goods and services, and trust.
Efficiencies gained from using the platform, Equatorial told TradeWinds, could result in savings in the region of 50,000 man-hours as it cuts out many time-consuming manual processes.
The seven SGTraDex-linked bunker tankers, namely Sea Diligence, Sea Fortitude, Sea Bountiful, Sea Reliance, Golden Bravo, Sea Loyalty, and Sea Brilliance, represents part of Equatorial’s perpetual push towards the implementation of trust and transparency in business operations.
Equatorial participated in a panel discussion at InnoFest 2022 and discussed the realities of how the maritime industry is progressing with the increasing significance of technology and how we can steer the course collectively as an ecosystem.
The expansion of what is known as the Singapore Trade Data Exchange (SGTraDex) was announced at the Asia Tech x Singapore (ATxSG) event on Wednesday (June 1) organised by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). SGTraDex is designed to reduce long-standing supply chain inefficiencies, including a heavy reliance on manual, paper-based processes that undermine efficiency, transparency and sustainability.
Despite the many challenges in 2021, we are proud to continue our strong performance as the leading bunker suppliers in Singapore. Thank you to all our valued customers and partners!
Stakeholders along the bunkering value chain, comprising of a top bunker supplier, marine fuel quality laboratory, shipowner and legal experts discussed marine fuel quality issues at a lively event of over 300+ delegates on Wednesday (10 November).
Equatorial spoke on the topic “Charting a Course to the Future: Succeeding in the Green Transition”, providing our perspectives on decarbonisation in the maritime sector and emphasised on the key roles of alternate marine fuels and carbon offsetting.
We will continue to strive our best to deliver quality products and services to all our valued customers. Thank you for your support! Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) reveals its list of top bunker supplier by volume for 2020. Please find the full list of bunker suppliers by volume (2020) at this link:.
Equatorial participated during the Singapore International Bunkering Conference and Exhibition (SIBCON) 2020 on Thursday (8 October).
Covid-19 for the Singapore and international bunker markets
Equatorial has announced the launch of its Online Tracking Tool (OTT) to enhance its bunkering operations in Singapore.
Companies embark on a digitalisation journey which encompasses the aspects of transformation, integration and optimsation to improve on cost, operational and other efficiencies, enabling greater sustainability in current changing business environments.
Featured on Onward, a publication of ST Engineering’s Marine sector, on 9 April 2020.
Two brothers – along with their parents – own, run and manage the Singapore based Equatorial Marine Fuel, which has gained a lot from tighter regulation. Two VLCCs for storage of low-sulfur oil represent the latest acquisition.
Equatorial is proud to present the 2019 LLoyd’s List – Excellent in Container Shipping, sponsored by Equatorial Marine Fuel Management to Ocean Network Express.
Singapore bunker supplier Equatorial Marine Fuel Management Services Pte Ltd has boosted its storage capacity ahead of the International Maritime Organization’s sulfur cap mandate.
Choong Zhen Mao, Executive Director, at EMF tells Manifold Times, “the purpose of purchasing the FSU is to prepare the company for IMO 2020 by providing a consistent and reliable source of low sulphur cargo supply for our clients.”
Singapore bunker supplier Equatorial Marine Fuel Management Services Pte Ltd (EMF) on 25 April 2019 welcomed the 280,000 dwt EM Splendour, formerly known as CS Pioneer, to its fleet.
Singapore’s Equatorial Marine Fuel Management Services is readying itself for changes to the International Maritime Organization’s lower global sulfur limit rule for marine fuels will bring, while aiming to maintain its growth momentum in 2019.
