Horizon Marine -HM coordinates the supply of methanol, ammonia, LNG, and biofuels in accordance withASTM D7566andISO 8217standards, strictly adhering toIMO 2020andIMO GHG Strategyregulations. The FuelLines supply chain utilizes theISCC EUframework to ensure blending compliance and full lifecycle traceability. All delivery requests are dynamically assessed based on origin, production capacity, and vessel berthing windows. Through a "Supplier-Fuel Specification-Port Facility" triple-matching mechanism, precise compatibility is achieved before shipment. Delivery plans are deeply integrated with port operations and vessel preparation, ensuring seamless alignment with voyage turnaround and itinerary schedules.

Scenario:Efficient delivery of green methanol from Shenzhen Yantian Port to Hong Kong Kwai Tsing Port, realizing "Direct-to-Bunker" efficiency.

HM leverages the LanesCruiser™ smart bunkering network to execute third-party quality and quantity inspections via international authorities like SGS and Intertek, while implementing full-process tracking via EBDN. Operations strictly follow IMO Model Course 1.30 and Port State Control (PSC) requirements, covering quality confirmation, captain's signature, and anti-pollution declarations. The system automatically coordinates berth scheduling, compliance reporting, and maritime communications to optimize port turnaround time. Post-delivery, it supports electronic document distribution and operational closure, ensuring compliance with MARPOL Annex VI reporting requirements and local port supervision parameters.

Scenario: Customers do not need to master the differences in bunkering standards across various ports; the system automatically matches and executes compliant bunkering via the "Global Bunkering Standards Database".

HM synchronizes ship consumables logistics, crew rotation schedules, and port operations with voyage itineraries to guarantee operational continuity. Services include: procurement of approved lubricants meetingOEMspecifications andClass Society (CCS/DNV/LR)standards; coordination of essential voyage materials (spares, food, medical supplies); and crew transfer, visa assistance, and shore support during transits or anchorage. Coverage spans international hubs like Hong Kong, Singapore, and Shanghai, ensuring all services align precisely with port clearance, pilotage, and berthing times, seamlessly integrating with the overall voyage plan.

Scenario:In Asia's hub ports, operational support is synchronized with fuel replenishment, achieving "One Call, Multi-Service" efficiency.

FUELINES supports the construction of global maritime energy infrastructure, including standardization and integration of key components such as fuel manufacturing, storage, transfer equipment, bunkering vessels, and shore-based stations. We provide technical advice and compliance solutions for energyEPCprojects, extending cooperation to project-level coordination and development support. This ensures high compatibility with local regulatory frameworks, energy policies, and existing energy ecosystems (power grids, hydrogen networks, biofuel supply chains).

Horizon Account utilizes role-based access management to achieve structured settlement and transaction visibility for fuel supply and related services. Users gain full-chain support via a single account registration, including real-time order tracking, automated electronic documentation, and multi-currency settlement coordination with transparent terms. The account architecture is designed specifically for multi-port operational continuity, ensuring high alignment between transaction processing, delivery execution, and multi-party coordination (ports, shipowners, suppliers), thereby enhancing capital and operational efficiency.