In China, The Marine Times reports Chimbusco Pan Nation supplied nearly 170,000 metric tons of marine biofuels in 2025, a fourfold increase over the previous year. The company reported steady demand throughout the year, with a notable rise in the first half.
One of the year’s key milestones was a single 6,300-tonne delivery of B24 marine fuel, which CPN said was the largest biofuel bunkering operation of its kind completed in China to date.
The company attributed the growth to expanded customer uptake of blended fuels and said it has extended its supply network to additional ports. Preparations are underway for further expansion in 2026.
“This growth is a direct result of the trust our partners have placed in our operational capabilities and our shared commitment to green shipping,” the company stated.
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