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U.S. West Coast Seeing Recovery of Cargo Volumes

Several West Coast ports are reporting higher cargo volumes than this time last year.

Two LNG Bunker Barge Concepts Unveiled by Crowley's Jensen

Both barges reportedly accommodate a wide variety of customer requirements.

Bunker Spill After Tanker Cracks Cargo Tank

The exact amount of bunkers spilled has so far not been reported.

Washington Makes "Significant Step" Towards Lifting US Oil Export Ban with Mexico Crude Swap Deal

Decision by the U.S. Commerce Department means U.S. companies will be able to offer light, sweet crude in exchange for Mexico's heavy crude.

Analyst Classifies 6 Causes for Loss of Propulsion After Fuel Switching for ECAs

Captain Jeff Cowan says there are six categories of causes for LOP incidents while vessels are practicing fuel switching for ECA compliance.

Adrian Tolson Leaves Role as Managing Director of Aegean Oil USA

The development comes seven months after taking up the position, sources close to the matter have said.

Ionada Wins First Commercial Order of Its Membrane Scrubber System

The Canadian supplier of exhaust gas cleaning systems says it will be supplying its Membrane Scrubber to a RoRo operating in Atlantic Canada.

Horizon Acquisition, Other Factors Impact Matson's Q2 Earnings

But transportation revenue increased $25.6 million to $346.7 million.

EIA Cuts 2015, 2016 U.S. Crude Production Forecast, but its Still on Track to be Highest Since 1972

U.S. crude oil production this year is expected to be 100,000 barrels per day less than previously forecast.

Interlake to Outfit Two More of Its Vessels with Scrubbers

The Great Lakes shipping line says it will install scrubber systems on two of its vessels, the M/V Lee A. Tregurtha, and M/V James R. Barker, early next year.

Kinder Morgan to Aquire Four Fuel Efficient, LNG Conversion-Ready Jones Act Tankers

Kinder Morgan says it has signed a $568 million agreement for the construction of four 50,000 DWT, LNG conversion-ready Tier II tankers.

Bomin Group Appoints New Vice President for U.S. Operations

Chris Nelson will be based out of the company's Houston office.

Petrobras Intends to Sell 25% of its Fuel Distribution Unit

Petrobras is reportedly planning to sell about 25 percent of BR, its fuel distribution unit in a Brazilian IPO.

Tugboat Collision with U.S. Fuel Terminal Pier Causes 1,000 Gallon Oil Spill

A tugboat's collision with a New Jersey fuel terminal pier is said to have resulted in 1,000 gallons of oil in waters off of Bayonne.

Endofa Expands Physical Operations to Panama

The firm has also hired Christoffer Pedersen, who previously worked for OW Bunker.

Smaller Ports Feeling the Effects of Mega-Containership Demand

The industry trend towards mega-ships has led container traffic to move away from smaller ports that cannot handle large vessels.

Panama Bunker Sales Hit 2015 High, Jump 42% Year-on-Year

It was the highest sales volume since the 2,278,543.87 barrels (about 316,500 mt) sold in December 2014.

Canada Provides Further Funding For Shore Power Projects

The government says it will be providing $5 million in new funding for the installation of shore power at the Port of Montreal.

Battle Over Cruise Terminal/Shore Power Sent to Appeals Court

South Carolina Supreme Court rejects a request by the state's port authority to hear the case.

New York RMG Demand Weak as Shippers Turn to RMK

On Wednesday, New York IFO 380 CST is said to have reached its lowest value since the end of January.

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