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New Bunkering Facility Planned for Trinidad and Tobago

The facility is part of a new dry dock project.

ABS Updates LNG Bunkering Guidance to Include "Important Lessons"

The new guidelines are a response to growing demand for LNG vessels and infrastructure, says ABS.

Deliveries in Santos are "Back to Normal"

Operations were suspended Tuesday night.

LNG to Corner 12% of Bunker Market by 2030

LNG will make up only 1.5 percent of bunker demand by 2020, but will grow following changes to environmental regulations.

Dual-Fuel Engines to Feature Increasingly in Box Markets

However the industry will "wait and see" while infrastructure concerns are addressed and other compliance options considered, says shipowner.

Bunker Spill at Long Beach

Approximately 33 U.S. gallons of HFO was spilt during bunkering operations on Saturday morning.

Star Bulk Swings to Red in "Transformational" 2014, Upbeat for Future

Revenue and EBITDA increased sharply on the prior year after company and vessel acquisitions, while operating costs per vessel decreased.

February Cargo Volumes Fall 20% at Port of Long Beach in Wake of West Coast Labour Dispute

In total, 413,114 TEUs of cargo moved through the port

USCG Finalises LNG Bunkering Guidelines, Leverages DNV GL Recommended Practice

USCG has leveraged DNV GL's guidance on simultaneous operations, says the classification society.

CCNI Purchases Two Tankers from Singapore Shipper

Compania Chilena de Navegacion Interoceanica bought two 50,000 DWT tankers from Norden Shipping's Singapore branch

Shipowner Calls Off $260M Refinancing Plan

CPLP will not pursue a $260 million "oportunistic" refinancing plan to issue ship mortgage notes.

U.S. West Coast Ports Union Fined for Work Stoppages and Slowdowns

The union was fined $59,628 for its actions during labour negotiations that lasted almost eight months.

Houston Ship Channel Closed After Ship Collision Caused MTBE Spill

A Venezuela-bound tanker crashed into a bulker, causing undetermined amounts of gasoline additive to spill into the waterway.

Dan-Bunkering Hires Former OW Bunker Sales Manager in Houston

Michael Bruno-Sorensen joins Dan-Bunkering (America) as Sales Manager.

Canadian Exporter Files For Protection Against OW Bunker-Related Ship Arrests

Potash company Canpotex wants to protect three of its chartered bulk carriers against arrest.

Shell Launches Gulf of Mexico's First LNG Offshore Supply Vessel

The ship will serve the company's deep water operations.

Shippers Look to Permanently Change Ports of Call After U.S. West Coast Labour Disruption

A survey found that 65 percent of shippers plan to move less cargo through West Coast ports through 2016.

USCG Issues Safety Alert on Fuel Switching

There have been several recent reports of onboard machine room oil leaks resulting from fuel switchovers, says USCG.

Timing of Bunker Surcharge Payments Helps Pacific Shipper's Bottom Line

Matson repeatedly dropped bunker surcharges last year but said "collections outpaced fuel expenditures."

Maersk Line: 25,000 TEU Vessels Are Possible, but Won't be Practical Anytime Soon

Maersk Line CEO Soren Skou says 18,000 TEU capacity gives the best balance between economics and trading flexibility.

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