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Bunker Spill Vessel Owners Facing $1 Million Fine, 18 Months Imprisonment

MV Marathassa's owners have agreed to appear in any legal proceedings or prosecutions.

U.S. Joins Lawsuit Against Inchcape for "Overcharged" Ship Husbanding

The lawsuit alleges that the company knowingly over billed the U.S. Navy for ship husbanding services, which included fuel delivery, from 2005 to 2014.

Canada Orders West Coast Tanker Ban

In a November 13 directive, recently-appointed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asked the Transport Ministry to formalise the crude oil tanker traffic ban.

Eagle Bulk Shrinks Loss, Looks to "Redefine" Itself

New hirings and in-house technical management will reportedly help reposition the company.

Debunkering of Stricken Bulk Carrier Begins

Mexico's environmental protection agency says that 150 cbm of oil was removed from the stranded Los Llanitos over the weekend.

Cockett Claims $1 Million for Unpaid Bunkers Supplied to Singapore-Owned Vessel

The supplier is the third this month to claim for unpaid bunkers supplied to the Canadian operated vessel.

Another Bunker Supplier Makes Unpaid Bunker Claim Against Already Arrested Vessel

Bunker supplier Sprague Operating Resources claims that Canada-based Nova Star Cruises has missed two payments for June and July.

Stranded Bulk Carrier given 90 Days to Debunker

Accounts differ as to whether Los Llanitos has spilled any fuel.

Panama Posts Continued Improvement in Bunker Sales Volume

Latest data indicates a September sales total of 2,123,376.23 barrels, or approximately 292,000 metric tonnes, for all products.

Irving Oil Invests C$80 Million in Canadian East Coast Marine Fuel Terminal Reactivation

The marine terminal and fuel storage facility in Dartmouth, N.S. is said to be costing the oil company CAD$80 million to reopen.

Public Push for Shore Power as Seattle Makes Way for Bigger Vessels

Local residents say that without shore power, "the new 'big ships' will be running their engines for days at a time."

Statoil Unit Invests In Marine Battery Maker

The amount invested was not disclosed.

World Fuel Services Pursues $500,000 Unpaid Bunker Bill from Already Seized Vessel

'World Fuel Services' interest in its maritime lien will be impaired, and likely lost, unless World Fuel Services is permitted to intervene," WFS' documents read.

Clean Energy "Participates in a Little History" by Bunkering World's First LNG-Powered Box Ship

The LNG is reported to have delivered from Clean Energy's Boron, California liquefaction plant.

Chilean Player Appoints New Head of Bunkering, Restarts Physical Supply

Agunsa Bunkering says it will resume their bunker activities in Chile as physical supplier in November 2015.

Panama Confirms April 2016 Opening for Canal Expansion

The ACP and Panamanian Foreign Vice Minister Miguel Hincapie have confirmed that the project will be complete for the April opening ceremony.

California Approves New Mobile Scrubbing Technology

The U.S. state has approved the use of AEG's retrofit-free exhaust scrubber alternative to the use of shore power, which utilises specialised barges.

Venezuela Says Oil Needs to be $88/bbl, but Forecasts a Drop to $40/bbl in 2016

The figure is a marked change from last year, when the government targeted oil at $60 per barrel for 2015.

West Coast Tanker Ban Looms Following Prime Minister-Elect Justin Trudeau's Sweeping Victory in Canada

Prime Minister-Elect Justin Trudeau's policies were said to reflect the "overwhelming opposition to tanker traffic in B.C."

Tote Takes Delivery of World's First LNG Powered Boxship

Builder claims United States is "leading the world" in the introduction of cutting-edge, green technology.

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