Singaporean bunker services company Golden Island has agreed a deal to implement digital systems from Ofiniti to support operations across its expanding fleet, including four new chemical tankers currently on order and the Golden Antares, which is set to enter service shortly.
The agreement includes the rollout of electronic Bunker Delivery Notes (e-BDN) based on TR 129 standards, which will be applied to both newbuilds and selected vessels in the existing fleet.
“Launching our methanol bunkering operations is a major milestone, not just for Golden Island, but for Singapore’s journey toward multi-fuel readiness,” said Kenny Yap Song Jin, Low Carbon Solutions, Golden Island.
“By combining innovative low-carbon fuels with digital transparency, we set a new benchmark for safe, efficient, and sustainable marine fuel delivery.”
Ofiniti’s platform is already in use supporting suppliers working with LNG, biofuels, hydrogen, and now methanol, delivering a digital infrastructure to improve transparency and operational resilience.
“I’m proud to welcome Golden Island to Ofiniti’s platforms. Their move signals a strong trust in our ability to support next-generation operations, and it reflects a broader shift in the market towards digital systems built specifically for the realities of maritime fuels today and tomorrow,” said Tue Nielsen, CEO, Ofiniti.
