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Derecktor to Build Hybrid Electric Research Vessel

The U.S. shipyard says the vessel will follow the successful application of hybrid electric propulsion on a 65 ft research catamaran Spirit of the Sound.

First LNG Bunkering Operation Completed at Jacksonville Port

The world's first LNG powered boxship Isla Bella was bunkered with 100,000 gallons of LNG at the Jacksonville port on Saturday.

Panama Canal Construction Consortium Facing Criminal Investigation

A complaint of fraud has been filed by the National Bar Association.

Canada Delays Implementation of ECA NOx Requirement Until 2017

The announcement is said to affect all ships, installing a small marine diesel engine with a power rating between 130 kilowatts and 750 kilowatts.

Bomin Buys Bunkers International Inventory, But $5M Acquisition Bid Falls Through

Bunkers International's bankruptcy attorney Scott Shuker confirms the details to Ship & Bunker.

Dry Bulk Gets Boost from Argentina Export Tax Change

Favorable tax changes for agricultural exports from Argentina could raise overall global demand for dry bulk shipping.

GUPC, Panama Canal Authority Trade Shots Over Possible Construction Delays

The construction contractor behind the Panama Canal expansion has slammed "excessive and inexplicable" delays by the local authority for the project.

Panama Posts Improved Monthly Bunker Sales

The October result means that Panama has recorded a monthly total of more than 300,000 mt for seven out of the first 10 months of the year.

Bunker Player Investigated as Part of Suspected Multi-Billion Dollar Brazilian Fraud Scandal

The connection was identified as part of ongoing probes into bribery and money laundering in Brazil.

Vitol Leads First Crude Shipments Following Lifting of U.S. Export Ban

A 600,000 barrel cargo of domestic light crude oil is scheduled to load the first week of January at the Enterprise's Houston Ship Channel terminal.

Worst Quarter Ahead for Oil, Says Former Shell Head, But Canada Remains Optimistic

While some industry insiders are forecasting more pain ahead in crude markets, officials in oil-rich Alberta say the market is at the "bottom of the trough."

Oil Price Plummet Could Cause Venezuela to Default in Early 2016

Traders see a 71 percent chance the country will default within the next 12 months.

Drewry: U.S. West Coast Unprepared for Mega Boxships

Drewry says U.S. West Coast ports "have much work to do" if they intend to handle 18,000 TEU containerships regularly.

Dan-Bunkering, Australian Bunkers Partner on Bunker Supply Venture in Colombia

Dan-Bunkering says it signed the deal for physical supplies in Buenaventura, Colombia in order to strengthen its physical presence in Latin America.

ACP Says Opening of Panama Canal Expansion WILL Now Be Delayed

Navigation tests will take place on the original inauguration date of April, with an opening date now said to be no later than June.

LNG-Powered Container Ship Perla Del Caribe Successfully Bunkered for the First Time

The Perla Del Caribe, the world's second LNG powered container ship, received 210,000 gallons of LNG in San Diego.

Crowley Selects Eagle LNG to Supply Bunkers for New LNG-Powered Ships

Eagle LNG will supply LNG to the Crowley's new LNG-powered, Commitment Class ships that travel between Puerto Rico and the U.S. mainland.

New Orleans Sees Price Spike on Bunker Fuel Shortage

Sources in Nola said the shortage was likely to see no relief this week.

First LNG Bunker Barge in North America Set for February Launch

The bunker barge will be delivered to Jacksonville, Florida during 2016's third quarter, where it will be used to bunker LNG-powered vessels in the region.

Lifting Of U.S. Crude Export Ban Won't Have Impact For 2 Years: ESAI

An apparent deal by U.S. Congress to lift a longstanding ban on crude oil exports is unlikely to affect markets for two years, says ESAI.

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