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DuPont Subsidiary to Supply Scrubbers to Two Great Lake Bulkers

The two 1,000-foot vessels, M/V Paul R. Tregurtha and M/V Mesabi Miner, will be fitted with scrubbers for ECA compliance.

Jamaica Needs to Capture its Fair Share of the Bunker Market, Says Official

The comments come as part of West Indies Petroleum's move to expand its bunkering capabilities.

US Patent for Marine Wind & Solar Power System

EMP says it now intends to explore joint development project opportunities in the United States.

PDVSA Signs Deal With Halliburton/Weatherford Amidst New Reports of Debt Woes, Questionable Reserves

One analyst says Venezuela may soon have to remove 220 billion barrels from its reserve count.

EPA to Undertake Emissions Study at Major Cruise Port

The study comes as the cruise industry faces increasing scrutiny over its emissions.

Jamaica-Based Bunker Supplier Eyes Growth, Completes $22.5M Storage Acquisition

"It's all part of our effort to make Jamaica the logistics hub of the Caribbean," a spokesperson for the company tells Ship & Bunker.

Venezuela Debts Mount, Production Falls, Meltdown Intensifies

Rig count plummeted from 69 to 59 in May, says Baker Hughes.

Shipyard: Developing LNG Bunker Market "Of Critical Importance"

U.S.-based shipbuilder Conrad says that LNG is "the next logical progression" for the company's history.

ARB Extends Submission Deadline for 2017 At-Berth Emissions Reduction Plans

But the requirement for a 70 percent reduction in at-berth emissions from January 1, 2017, up from the current 50 percent, is unchanged.

Petrotrin to Restart Bunkering Operations at Pointe-a-Pierre

The state-owned Trinidad and Tobago oil company says it intends to acquire a new double-hulled bunker barge to perform operations at the port.

Monjasa: Five Insights on How the Panama Canal Expansion Affects the Local Bunker Industry

Being physically on site in Panama itself, Monjasa is one of the few globally oriented bunker companies with actual hands-on experience in the Panama market.

Venezuela Insists Oil Production Will Increase Dramatically, Analysts Insist It Will Drop Worse than Originally Thought

Meanwhile, the Bolivian republic is eager to do business with Barbados.

Venezuela Announces Oil Production Boost to Satisfy New OPEC Quota

But neither the troubled republic nor the cartel would disclose details of the increase.

A Bright Future With $100 Oil Lies Ahead for Canada's Offshore Industry: Analyst

All deep water prospects off Newfoundland's coast will be developed, Rystad's vice president says.

USCG Bunker Inspection Program Demonstrates "Generally Satisfactory" ECA Compliance

The voluntary fuel sampling programme is said to have examined 74 samples, nine of which were found to be over the 0.1 percent sulfur content limit.

Venezuela Production Down and Falling, Ally China Too Busy With Own Problems to Lend a Hand

Average daily production for 2016 could plummet to 1.7 million barrels.

U.S. Convicts Two Greek Companies and Engineers in Vessel Pollution Case

The U.S. District Court in Seattle found the parties guilty of 12 felony counts related to the dumping of oily waste at sea from bulk carrier Gallia Graeca.

Canadian Port Mulls U-Turn on Shore Power

"There's new technology that is being made available and I think it is incumbent upon us to consider all options," says GVHA CEO Ian Robertson.

U.S. Producers Galvanized by $50 Oil as Respected Analyst Says Price Will Climb to $80 Next Year

A significant increase in U.S. activity has been reported in recent weeks.

LOP After ECA Fuel Switching Operation Caused Houston Channel Collision and Spill: Houston Pilots Association

The association says a low-sulfur fuel switchover operation for compliance with the North American ECA caused a loss of power that led to the collision.

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