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Curoil's First Inshore Aruba Bunkering a "Step Forward Towards Market Expansion"

Pullmantur Cruises' M/S Monarch was the first to use the new inshore bunkering service on January 13, 2014.

Bunker Supply Operations Set to Recommence at Halifax

Sterling Fuels is stepping in after Imperial Oil stopped selling the fuel grade.

Curoil Expands Fuel Trading Team

Ms. Melissa Aniceto joins the team with immediate effect.

Panama Could Take over Canal Expansion

The canal authority said it would have to take action if the building consortium stops work.

Carnival Returning to Virginia

The cruise company had said it would leave the port due to higher fuel costs created by the emissions rules.

Wärtsilä: LNG Container Ships will Dominate Market in 10 Years

"I think this will be the beginning of a complete change in the container industry."

DNV GL: LNG Bunker Adoption a Reality in U.S.

High gas production levels, infrastructure development means owners can be confident on LNG.

LNG Plant to Supply Refuelling Stations

The export facility will apply for full filing status in March or April.

North America "Leapfrogging" Europe on LNG

Forty-two LNG-powered vessels are being developed or evaluated for the continent.

New Player Opens Office in Montreal

CANDEN Marine Fuel Services will have its main focus on the Canadian and American East Coast ports, as well as the ports in the Caribbean.

Ice, Cold Delays New York Bunkering

Barges were unable to berth because of ice, and high winds delayed some vessels.

Dispute Threatens Panama Canal Expansion Work

Panama government, builder locked in a conflict over a $1.6 billion cost overrun.

Petrotrin: 1,000+ Barrels of Bunker Fuel Removed After Spill

Opposition leaders say the government has downplayed the effects of the spill.

Executive Changes for Barge Operator Kirby

The Houston company's CEO will step down this year, giving top job to CFO.

Rising Bunker Prices Drive up Ferry Fares

"We are doing everything we can to keep our fuel costs as low as possible."

"Long-Term Concern" Raised Over Cold-Ironing Rules

"The long-term concern is the availability of power and at what cost?"

Caribbean Bunker Spill Cleanup May Take Three Months

Oil spilled off the Trinidad and Tobago coast is Bunker C, a preliminary report found.

New Bunkering Terminal in Alaska

Alaskan company is expanding its operations to serve a growing energy industry presence.

Sabotage Suspected in Trinidad Bunker Spill

Government source says specialist equipment would have been required to open the valves.

"Some Flexibility" in Start of California Shore-Power Rules

The state's regulators officially confirmed that vessels won't be penalised for forces outside their control.

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