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Mixed Bunker Price Movements in the Americas

Bunker prices in the Americas lacked direction on Tuesday, with many ports seeing small mixed bunker price movements.

U.S. to be Biggest Oil Producer by 2020

New IEA report says fracking will put the U.S. ahead of Saudi Arabia in oil production and ahead of Russia for gas.

Bunker Prices Firm in the Americas

Marine fuel prices in the Americas saw gains on Monday, with Houston IFO380 moving back above $600.00 pmt.

U.S. Firms Gets Patent for Emissions Monitoring Technology

WR says the system was designed to overcome "significant drawbacks" of existing systems.

LNG Could Cut Fuel Costs in Half

Faced with rising fuel prices, Canadian West Coast ferry operator BC Ferries may convert its largest vessels to LNG by 2016.

New York Area Ports Returning to Normal

Recovery from Hurricane Sandy is continuing, but new snow and rain this week slowed efforts.

Fuel Oil Spill in Port Angeles, Washington

About 840 gallons of heavy fuel spilled, but only 50 to 100 gallons finds its way into the water.

Matson Sees Growth in Third Quarter Results

U.S. Pacific shipper says revenues, income, and volumes all saw year on year growth.

Bunkers International Tanker Expands Supply Locations

BT Cartagena Sun is now fully authorised by the Maritime Transport Agency of Colombia to deliver to the port of Coveñas.

Fuel-Saving Hybrid System For U.S. Navy Newbuild

The fuel-saving gas-electric propulsion system will power the new USS Tripoli.

New York Bunkering Still Difficult

Some terminals are open but a lack of power means only one berth is currently available for bunkering.

Maritime Emissions Down 40% in U.S. North West

Ocean-going vessels reduced their emissions 16 percent, but pollution from harbor vessels rose.

Kirby Completes $116 Million Acquisition

Deal with Allied Transportation Company sees the U.S. tank barge operator add 13 barges and seven tugboats to its fleet.

NYK Plugs in At Port of Oakland

Shipping line says its use of shoreside electric power eliminated virtually all air pollution emissions during a ship's port call.

Fednav Orders New Ice-Breaking Bulk Carrier

Design and construction of the 25,000 dwt vessel placed with Japan's Sumitomo Corporation and Universal Shipbuilding Corporation.

Bunkering Suspended in New York

Supplier tells Ship & Bunker terminals are closed until power can be restored.

Panama Cargo Operations Back to Normal

APL says the road-blocks to the Manzanillo International Terminal have been removed.

Barge Operator Kirby 'Pleased' With Q3 Performance

The company said it was able to increase its profitability despite negative impacts, and its fuel cost dropped 5.2% year-on-year.

As Fuel Costs Rise, Deeper Channels Draw More Ships

South Carolina ports official says the Port of Charleston has a competitive advantage compared with others in the region.

Frankenstorm Sandy Heads for the East Coast

Supplier says if it makes landfall there's "no doubt" the storm could effect deliveries, as New York declares a state of emergency.

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