Bunker prices: VLSFO, LSMGO and HSFO at 9 hubs

"World bunker prices" is a page with daily VLSFO, LSMGO and HSFO prices at 9 bunkering hubs and a year of price history. The same prices appear in the route planner on the map, on hub port pages and in the voyage economics calculator.

Which hubs and grades

Prices are in US dollars per metric tonne. They update daily; the price date sits in the "Source" line next to each table. If a hub has not published a price for more than a week, it shows "no fresh price" and is left out of the average.

Who can see the prices

Prices and history are free after sign-in. Guests see the hub list and a "Sign in to see prices" button. No paid plan is needed.

How to compare hubs

1. Open Menu → Bunker prices (/bunker-prices). The "Bunker along the route" block and the port page card link here too.
2. Pick a grade: VLSFO, LSMGO or HSFO.
3. Three tiles at the top: the average of hubs with a fresh price, the cheapest and the priciest.
4. The table runs from cheapest to priciest. "vs average" is the gap to the average in dollars: green is cheaper, red is dearer. "day change" is the move since the previous publication, "30 days" is a sparkline.
5. Click a hub name to add it to the history chart. The chart holds up to three hubs; the window is 30, 90, 180 or 365 days. Hover the chart to read prices on a date.

On a phone the table turns into a list: the price on the right, the gap to the average and the sparkline below it.

Bunker along a route

After you calculate a route on the map, a "Bunker along the route" block appears under the total: hubs the route calls at or passes within 250 nm, with the detour in miles and hours or days and the price of the chosen grade. Enter a quantity and the block shows the cost at each hub and how much the cheapest saves against the dearest.

Prices on the port page

The port page of each of the nine hubs has a "Bunker prices" card: three grades with the price per tonne and the gap to the hub average. "Compare all hubs" opens the full page.

FAQ

Is this a purchase price? No, it is a market reference (the mid of the day's quotes). Suppliers and traders quote the delivered price for a given day.

Why is my port missing? Prices cover the nine hubs in the table only. For another port, use the nearest hub.

How do I use a price in a voyage estimate? In the voyage economics calculator, the "Bunker prices" block fills in the price of a chosen hub or the hub average.

See also

• Distance and route planning on the map
• Voyage economics calculator
• Port page guide