Bunkerworld is delighted to launch a new concept - The Business Exchange. An effective, time efficient forum that brings buyers and suppliers together to meet and exchange information on requirements, capabilities, and potential business avenues. Bunkerworld will be hosting an premier group of fuels buyers at this exclusive two day event. A limited number of fuel suppliers and service providers will have the opportunity to join the event and meet with these buyers in a program that will ensure maximum returns for all. Forge and strengthen profitable relationships through informative seminar sessions, one to one appointments and informal networking events.

Bunkerworld is delighted to announce The Bunker Lunch. With over 2,000 influential decision makers in London for International Petroleum Week, this will be an efficient and effective opportunity to network with fellow delegates prior to the week's events. It is also the perfect opportunity to interact on an international basis and exchange views on the challenges and opportunities of the bunker world and the petroleum industry in general while enjoying a sumptuous buffet lunch.

The inaugural Bunker Asia 2009 is going to be a new, exclusive gathering of experts and major players from the bunker, shipping and financial markets debating issues crucial to the industry. What is the shape of the industry now after last year's global economic meltdown? Gain deep insight into the world's largest bunkering port, Singapore. Identify opportunities and developments elsewhere in emerging Asian markets. What will the global bunker industry look like beyond 2010? What and where is your place in it?

As new standards are set and issues defined, the Sustainable Shipping Conference 2009 asks: 'What are the solutions for the industry?' Sustainable Shipping is delighted to be returning to where our conference began in 2005 - San Francisco

Sustainable Shipping is delighted to announce the inaugural Sustainable Shipping Awards. Timed to coincide with the important MEPC 59 meeting at IMO, Sustainable Shipping Awards will recognise outstanding contributions to the prevention of pollution by ships.

Following on from the enormous success of Bunker Summit: Greece 2007, we are pleased to announce the return of this comprehensive, highly topical conference.

The only training course that addresses what you need to know about the impact of environmental legislation on the global shipping industry. Delivered in a one day overview by leading environmental consultant, Robin Meech, MD, Marine and Energy Consulting

SustainableShipping, an affiliate of Bunkerworld, is taking its flagship event right to the corridors of power with a forum in Washington DC - October 29-31, 2008.

Following the enormous success of our emissions-focused forums in San Francisco, 2005, Copenhagen, 2006, and Long Beach, 2007, SustainableShipping Forums, an affiliate of Bunkerworld, is delighted to announce that it will host its first event in Asia, May 28-30, 2008.

This specially-produced one-day environmental workshop focuses on emissions from ships and the impact that environmental legislation is having on shipping and bunkering operations. It is taught by leading environmental expert and independent consultant Robin Meech, Managing Director of Marine & Energy Consulting Ltd.

Following the enormous success of its emissions-focused forums in San Francisco, October 2005, and Copenhagen, October 2006, Bunkerworld is delighted to announce that it will return to the United States' west coast in Fall 2007.

Set at the Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky, located at the Dam Square right in the heart of Amsterdam. The theme for this year's ARACON is "Bunkering at the Crossroads", reflecting the many difficult choices now faced by the international bunker industry and shipping.

The Bunker Summit - Greece 2007, a brand new concept; a comprehensive four-day programme of high-level workshops, a topical conference and some unique networking opportunities.

A buoyant year for ship operators did not disguise the fact that ship fueling costs spiraled to equate to between 30 and 60% of ship operation costs. With an array of experts in their fields, this forum provides the knowledge tools to secure value and performance in marine fuel procurement to provide a comprehensive procurement strategy.

Taking place less than five months after the world's first Sulphur Emission Control Area (SECA) is introduced, this conference was a unique interface for the variety of stakeholders from various backgrounds affected by regulatory changes to marine fuel specifications to discuss and debate an effective incorporation of cleaner fuels.

Set amid the world-famous backdrop of San Francisco, the inaugural Marine Fuel Sustainability Forum offered delegates the unique opportunity to engage with industry representatives and regulators alike to debate and discuss THE issue of marine emissions reductions in the Pacific Rim and beyond.