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Concerns Raised Ahead of New California Shore-Power Regulation

But ARB says if vessel operators have tried their best to comply, they shouldn't be worried about major penalties.

Further Delay for Panama Canal Expansion

For the second time, problems with the completion of locks has pushed the completion date back.

OGX in Latin America's Largest-Ever Bankruptcy Filing

The oil company, controlled by former multi-billionaire Eike Batista, owes $5.1 billion to creditors.

LNG Partnership to Build First Plant in Florida

Eagle LNG Partners is planning large plants for Florida and Washington and smaller ones elsewhere in North America.

Obama Administration "Embracing" LNG Bunkers

With cost savings, environmental benefits, the sector "is blossoming before our eyes," official says.

Bunker Barge Firm Reports Record Profit

Strong demand and favorable price trends boosted Kirby's Q3 results.

U.S. Ballast Water Rules will Cost Canadians $1.1 Billion

CSA says the rules exempt almost all U.S. vessels while applying to most of the Canadian fleet.

Maersk Line Confident on P3 Approval

U.S. authorities worried about reduction of fleet from 346 to 255 vessels.

OW Bunker Expands in North America

The bunker supplier and trader makes new hires at their Stamford and Houston locations.

LNG Bunker Developments "Moving Fast in North America"

The drivers and plans to make it happen are "all looking good," says Lloyd's Register manager.

Maritime Academy Gets $1.4 for Emissions Reduction R&D

"The Academy...has the knowledgebase needed to develop emissions reductions and efficiency solutions for marine diesel engines."

Strike Shuts Baltimore Terminals

Closure affects imports of cars, arbitration scheduled for Friday.

RightShip Appoints New Vice President, Americas

Anuj Chopra joins the ship vetting specialist effective October 7, 2013.

Harvey Gulf Buys Company for $460M

The company is the third Harvey has purchased in a year as it ramps up operations in the Gulf of Mexico.

WFS Expands Credit Facility to $1.1 Billion

The maturity date of the facility was extended by more than two years to October 2018.

Rolls-Royce Gets First Order for Fuel-Saving Retrofit

US ship owner having new Promas Lite system retrofit done at Seattle port.

U.S. to Be Second-Largest Oil Producer in 2014

The nation's shale oil production will push it above Russia, could lead to glut in Gulf of Mexico.

Study: Low-Sulfur Rule has Dropped Pollution at U.S. Port

A California law has resulted in a 3 percent reduction in PM 2.5 contamination around the Port of Oakland.

Seattle-Based Cruise Ships a Priority for Scrubbers

Carnival Cruises says Alaska cruises "were carrying a disproportionate burden" of ECA regulations.

Buckeye Buying Hess Terminal Network for $850M

The U.S. company is expanding its East Coast and Bahamas presence as Hess focuses on oil production.

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