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Canada Announces $1.1 Billion Spill Response Plan

The plan will include stricter rules for businesses responsible for pollution, increased coast guard capacity, and new rescue stations.

Canadian East Coast Ferry Operator Looks to Phase Out HFO

Marine Atlantic says it will continue to reduce its HFO consumption, aiming to become 100 percent reliant on marine diesel by January 2020.

Navalmex Marks 20th Anniversary with Flagging of New Manzanillo-Based Bunker Tanker

As part of its fleet expansion program, next month the supplier will also add a bunker barge on Mexico's Gulf coast.

Brooklyn Shore Power System Close to Starting Regular Operations

The news comes after reports of several months of multiple delays.

Canadian Environmental Group Pushing for Impact Study of Bunker Spill that Happened 10 Years Ago

The study aims to evaluate the overall impacts and implications from the historical spill: "Is it breaking down, is it becoming inert or is it still a factor?"

Brazilian Scientists Undertake Feasibility Study on LNG Bunkers

The study is noted to be supported by São Paulo Research Foundation, BG Group-Shell, and other various institutions.

U.S. DUC Count Rises Dramatically, Sparking Talk They Are Close To Being Tapped

Producers says a "stable" $50 threshold is required for them to take action.

Tacoma LNG Bunker Plant Moves Closer to Construction Following Latest Approval

Puget Sound Energy is said to be intending to break ground on the facility "in the near future."

Low Sulfur Bunkers, Shore Power Help Port of Oakland to a 75% Drop in Shipping Emissions

"The results indicate the Port is advancing its 2008 commitment to reduce seaport-related diesel health risk by 85 percent by the year 2020," the port says.

LNG Carriers Permitted to Bunker at Panama Canal

ACP has reversed its earlier decision to prohibit LNG carriers to bunker at the canal's Pacific anchorage, effective immediately.

Bunker Suppliers Might Not Have a Lien, But That Doesn't Necessarily Mean They're Not Entitled to be Paid

"There's this belief out there that liens must exist and someone must have it, and that just isn't the case," Reed Smith Partner Andrea Pincus tells Ship & Bunker.

Panama Canal Highlights Emission Reduction Initiatives at MEPC 70

Panama provided a presentation at MEPC 70, "Contributions of the Panama Canal to Reducing Emissions from International Shipping (MEPC 70/7/1)."

German Ship Owner and Operator Plead Guilty in U.S. to Crimes Related to Oily Waste Dumping

The two companies pleaded guilty to failing to accurately maintain an Oil Record Book in relation to the MS Nils B.

ING Lawyers: Decision Denying ING a Maritime Lien is Wrong

"The bank is now considering its options," lawyers acting on behalf of ING in the US have told Ship & Bunker.

U.S. Fines Two Greek Companies $1.3 Million in Vessel Pollution Case

The two companies will also be required to pay a $200,000 community service payment for marine restoration and preservation projects.

Ocean Alliance Receives U.S. FMC Approval

The approval enables OCEAN Alliance to become effective as of Monday, October 24, 2016.

Major U-Turn for U.S. OW Bunker Cases as ING Bank is Denied Maritime Liens

The decision offers a glimmer of hope to physical suppliers, but it could also be a boon for bunker buyers as no-one may be eligible for a lien.

Trump's "Unleashing" of U.S. Shale Will Result In Energy Independence by 2022: Hamm

Trump's energy advisor also thinks Trump will win in a Brexit style surprise election outcome.

New Bunkering Operation Now Open on Canadian East Coast

Irving has opened its Halifax Harbour Terminal, which will provide storage and distribution of bunkers, among other fuels for various purposes.

Kirby Pays $250,00 Toward Bunker Spill Clean Up on Canadian West Coast

Kirby Offshore Marine paid the money to the Heiltsuk Nation after the company's tug grounded off British Columbia's coast late last week.

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