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OPEC Deal Could be Good News for U.S. Drillers, Which May Also Cause Output Deal To Unravel: Analysts

Analysts say over two dozen U.S. producers can profitably drill new wells as oil climbs to $60.

Another US Court Ruling Finds a Physical Bunker Supplier is Not Entitled to a Maritime Lien

Once again the physical supplier was found to have not met the criteria for a Maritime Lien under CIMLA.

San Francisco Bunker Market Could See Tighter Avails on Refinery Outage, Say Sources

Sources add the outage, which began Tuesday, has been estimated to last 45 days.

Canada's First Dual Fuel Combo-Carrier Delivered to Great Lakes Operator

Groupe Desgagnés has taken delivery of the LNG-powered asphalt-bitumen-chemical tanker Damia Desgagnés.

Kirby Agrees to Pay $4.9 Million for 2014 Houston Ship Channel Spill

In addition to the company's payment of penalties, Kirby has committed to improving the operations of its entire fleet.

Spill Risk Ruled Out Following Fire on Pemex Oil Tanker: Officials

The tanker, known as Burgos, was carrying 167 barrels of diesel and gasoline products when an explosion occurred onboard on Saturday.

EPA Says Clean Strategies and Tech the Key to Greener Ports

The declaration is the result of a new report, "the National Port Strategy Assessment: Reducing Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases at U.S. Ports."

APT Sees Keel Laid for Newest LNG-Ready Tanker

The vessel is the third in a series of four such vessels being built for APT by Philly Shipyard.

Will Physical Suppliers See Any Positive Outcome from Remaining OW Bunker US Maritime Lien Cases?

"Based on the facts and the law so far, the cases have reached the right conclusion," ING lawyer Bruce G. Paulsen tells Ship & Bunker.

Venezuela Confident on Oil Output Deal, Kilduff Says the Entire Issue is "a Joke"

The analyst also thinks oil is about to breach $40 on its way down.

USCG to Debunker Capsized Vessel Following Lube Oil Spill

The Spirit of Sacramento capsized on September 6.

Dan-Bunkering Moves Stamford Office Location

The company says the move is intended to accommodate the addition of more employees to its team.

Fuel Barge Aground and Stranded in Northern Canada, as Arctic Season Closes In

Lawyers say it is a potentially "grave" situation.

Great Lakes Carrier to Receive Alfa Laval PureSOx Scrubber

M/V Nacc Quebec will have a hybrid Alfa Laval PureSOx scrubber system with U-design installed.

Jamaica Prepares for Bigger Vessels, Takes Next Steps Towards Goal of Being the Logistics Hub of the Caribbean

The access channel and the port basin are to be deepened, and the berths on the existing quay walls will be reinforced and renovated.

Less Demand, More Production, And More Surplus For 2017: OPEC

The cartel calculates that an average surplus of 760,000 bpd is likely.

Despite Monday's Gains, Oil's Near-Term Upside Still Capped at $45-$55

A further increase in the U.S. rig count is contributing to the bearish sentiment.

Harvey Gulf Receives ABS and USCG Approvals for LNG-Bunkering Vessel

The vessel has been designed for both ship-to-ship and shore side LNG transfers, with the ability to load and discharge at a rate of 600 cbm per hour.

Shipowners Calling at Canadian Ports Reminded of ECA Fuel Sampling Programme

"We would suggest that calling vessels' engineers identify suitable sampling points prior to an inspection," advises North P&I Club.

USCG Reopens Houston Ship Channel After Fire and Bunker Spill

The Houston Ship Channel was been reopened at 3:31 p.m. Tuesday following a fire and bunker spill from a 810-foot tanker, the Aframax River.

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