Any Light at the End of the Tunnel for Tankers?
MSI's Tim Smith reveals when to expect the tanker market to recover.
→Integr8 Fuels Dismisses Claim for Bulker Arrest
Bunker trading and brokerage firm Integr8 Fuels filed a claim with the Louisiana Eastern District Court, US, asking ...
read more →BIMCO: IMO Study on Low Sulphur Fuel Availability 'Flawed'
International shipping association BIMCO has raised concerns over data on available fuel ahead of Marine ...
read more →Wärtsilä Finds Faults in Marine Engine Fuel Tests
Following its recent inspection of test processes, Finnish engineering company Wärtsilä Corporation said that the ...
read more →Minerva Bunkers Starts Fuel Supply to Gulf of Guinea
A global supplier and trader of marine fuels, Minerva Bunkers, has launched a physical fuel supply operation in ...
read more →Greek Shipowners Can’t Buy Fuel Due to Capital Controls
Capital controls introduced by the Greek government could have a ripple effect on Greek shipowners leaving their ...
read more →New 0.1% ECA Fuel Launched in Colombia
Marine fuel supplier Bunkers International together with its JV partner, CI Vanoil Ltda. have launched a new ...
read more →Skuld Advises Strict Compliance to ECA Rules
It has only been three weeks since the new ultra low sulphur regulations have come in to force in North America and ...
read more →Libya Releases Tanker Carrying Fuel to Rival Government
The 2004-built, 34,648 dwt crude oil tanker Anwaar Afriqya has been released from Libya’s port of Tobruk ...
read more →GAC Signs Agency Deal with BG Group
British multinational oil and gas company BG Group has appointed GAC to be the sole provider of hub agency services ...
read more →Bunker Volumes up at Rotterdam Port
Marine fuel bunker volumes increased for the first time since 2011 in the Port of Rotterdam, from 10.4 million ...
read more →Aegean Sets Up Shop in Russia
Athens-based marine fuel logistics company Aegean Marine Petroleum Network has hired five former employees of the ...
read more →Strike Cripples Buenaventura Port
Cabotage shipowners staged a 10-hour blockade of the El Pinal bridge yesterday morning, the only link connecting ...
read more →Norwegian Banks Claiming USD 567 Mln from Bergen Bunkers
A consortium of Norwegian banks is claiming some USD 567 million from Bergen Bunkers AS, Norwegian subsidiary of ...
read more →Aegean Eyes USD 40 Mln from Bond Issue
Greek bunker supply business Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc. said it intends to offer USD 40.0 million of ...
read more →ReCAAP: 15 Siphoning Incidents in Asia in 2014
A total of 15 incidents of siphoning of ship fuel/oil had been reported onboard oil/product tankers in Asia in ...
read more →TOTE Finds Fuel Suppliers for First LNG Container Ships
TOTE, Inc. has signed a long-term agreement with Pivotal LNG and WesPac Midstream to provide liquefied natural gas ...
read more →Aegean Starts Bunkering Operations in Gulf of Mexico
Athens-based marine fuel logistics company Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc. is starting immediate marine fuel ...
read more →BIMCO: Faster Steaming Not an Option
Despite fall in bunker fuel costs that have been almost halved in the past six months dropping from USD 600 to USD ...
read more →Wärtsilä Gets Green Light for Its First LNG Terminal
Manga LNG Oy has given Wärtsilä full notice to proceed (NTP) with the supply of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) ...
read more →Mercuria Adds over 40 Former OW Bunker Employees
Global energy and commodities group Mercuria has hired more than 40 marine fuel specialists from Denmark-based OW ...
read more →ABS Issues Guide for LNG Fuel Ready Vessels
The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has published the ABS Guide for LNG Fuel Ready Vessels to support members and ...
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