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Previous Issue - Volume 1, Number 5

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Regular content

NEWS

Bunker Markets and Prices
Market Analysis
Europe
Africa and Mideast
Asia Pacific
Americas

BUNKERSPOT WORLD MAP

Global bunker prices and news at a glance

EVENTS

Conference and training course diary

NETWORKING

People on the move

Features

COMMERCIAL ISSUES

Chemoil's Bob Chandran examines the growing trend towards contract buying

SPOTLIGHT: BUNKER SURVEYING

Bunkerspot looks at the current controvesy surrounding bunker surveyors

An anonymous observation of the surveyor problem now gripping Singapore

Per Holmvang, Managing Director of DNV Petroleum Services, responds to the reports that Singapore suppliers are boycotting DNVPS surveyors

Douglas Raitt of Lintec Testing Services in Singapore writes on the benefits of tighter measures that police the physical delivery process

Dr Vis offers his personal view on the motivation that drives bunker surveyors

Peter Meeusen of Rotterdam-based Inpechem Inspectors uotlines some of the techniques that should be employed by independent bunker surveyors

OPERATIONAL ISSUES

Tan Lay Thok, Manager (Marine Licensing) for the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore outlines the changes being made to Singapore's bunkering code of practice

Kjell Haugland of Maritec looks at the complexities of bunker sampling

Chris Fisher, Director of Bunker Claims International, looks at a new service aimed at assisting bunker suppliers comply with new MARPOL requierments

SAFETY ISSUES

BP's Jon Dixon argues the case for industry accreditation to promose a safer operating environment

TECHNICAL ISSUES

Density has two main test methods and is an essential parameter for bunker fuel, having both commercial and technical implications, writes Geoff Jones of Lintec Testing Services

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Nigel Draffin, Coordinator of IBIA's Education Working Group, argues that the information shared at SIBCON should be available to everyone