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BC Ferries Preps Vessel for Dual-Fuel Conversion

The Spirit of British Columbia is set to be converted to to dual-fuel conventional and LNG bunker propulsion.

USCG Reports Bunker Spill in Houston Channel After Tanker Fire

The channel was closed at 12:08 a.m. Tuesday, and security zone established from the Cargil facility to the Cemex docks.

Port of Tacoma Extends Withdrawal Date for Proposed LNG Bunkering Facility

PSE has been granted an extension on the period in which the company can withdraw from its lease for a proposed 30 acre LNG plant.

U.S. Court Convicts Two Greek Shipping Companies and Two Engineers with Crimes Related to Oily Waste Dumping

The convictions were made in relation oily waste dumping from M/V Ocean Hope into the Pacific Ocean last year.

RBC: Expect Oil Markets To "Be Sloppy Until Year-End"

But oil in the $40s does not bother some U.S. shale producers.

Hurricane Hermine Limits Bunkering at U.S. East Coast Ports

After the Port of Savannah was closed on Thursday, operations were also halted at the Port of Charleston, and limited at the Port of Wilmington on Friday.

World Fuel Services to Close Connecticut Office: Sources

WFS has not yet publicly commented on the matter, but a source has told Ship & Bunker CT staff have the opportunity to move to its New Jersey office.

Nine Percent Drop For Crude Heralds Biggest Weekly Decrease In Eight Months

Investor focus on growing U.S. stockpiles is responsible for the drop.

Sixth of Eight Eco-Friendly LNG-Ready Tankers Launched for Sea-Vista

The Constitution is a 50,000 DWT LNG-conversion-ready product tanker.

USCG Responds to Bunker Spill in Columbia River

The 250 gallon spill is said to have been linked to an 86-foot fishing vessel, the Emerald Sea.

Three More Decisions Go Against Physical Suppliers Claiming for Unpaid Bunkers in the US

Aegean and CEPSA are among the latest suppliers to be told they do not meet the criteria for a maritime lien as per CIMLA.

U.S. FMC "Stops the Clock" on Proposed Ocean Alliance

Commissioner William P. Doyle has voted to in favour of a RFAI from the parties of the proposed "Ocean Alliance," pausing progress on alliance approval.

Matson Orders 2 LNG Dual-Fuel CON-Ros with "State-of-the-Art Green Technology"

The $511 million contract has been signed with General Dynamics NASSCO.

PoLB Attributes Emissions Rise in 2015 to Port Congestion

Alongside a rise in emissions during 2015 from the previous year, the port also notes that its annual container traffic increased by 7 percent.

Port of L.A. Takes Another Step Towards Zero Emissions

California's ARB says Mayor Eric Garcetti has appointed a new advisory board to support the reduction of carbon emissions at the Port of L.A.

K Line Recognised for Bunker and Emission Saving Speed Reductions at California Ports

The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles have recognised K Line for a high level of compliance with voluntary speed reduction programmes during 2015.

The Buck, Not The Talks, is Driving What Will be a Short-Term Rally: Cantor Fitzgerald

Cantor's chief market strategist predicts a $35-$45 target for oil in the near future.

John w. Stone Lowers NOLA Bunkering Costs

The move, effective immediately, sees a reduction in barging fees and changes to New Orleans Port harbor limits.

Doorae Shipping Fined in U.S. for Pollution Crimes, Second Time Since April

Doorae Shipping has been fined $275,000, and given a three year term of probation for failing to maintain an accurate oil record book.

Venezuela Heading For Steepest Oil Output Drop in 14 years, Now An International Supply Risk

But for the meantime, Venezuela's woes appear to be a gain for the market.

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