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Rolls-Royce Gets £24 Million PSV Order

The four vessels will be used on oil and gas platforms off the Brazilian Coast

NAT in New $430 Million Credit Facility

CEO says it will enable the company to grow, based upon both possible vessel acquisitions and newbuildings.

Panama Supply Tight Amid Concern Over Cristobal Terminal Disruption

Traders concerned the ongoing strike in Colon could mean public terminals are closed preventing the loading of bunkers.

U.S. Bunker Barge Sent 500nmi to Meet Low Sulfur Demand

Bunkers ordered for the tankers Kometik and Maatea was sent to Halifax, Canada from New York.

More Shore Power Proposed in San Diego

New cold ironing development at the Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal is in conjunction with the Port's main tenant at the terminal.

$14,000 Fine for Seattle Oil Spill

The spill resulted from a valve that was not closed properly and inadequately blocked openings that let oil run overboard.

Panama Riots Stop Cargo Flow

APL says protests against privatization of lands near the Panama Canal have blocked the terminal access road.

US Port Strike: ILA, USMX Discuss Major Issues

Parties now said to be reviewing their positions and analysing associated costs.

Building of Largest Canadian CONRO Starts

Builder Flensburger promises eco-friendly design with dry scrubber system, and the ability to accommodate variety of cargo.

Non-Compliant Fuel Cases Down in U.S.

Coast Guard finds incidents down from 18 in 2011 to eight so far this year, showing the industry is adapting to regulations

KPI Bridge Oil Appoints New Trader

Firm says Mr. Mauro Agostini will be a great asset as he joins the company in their Miami, U.S. office.

Tolson, Richardson Join OW Bunker

Supplier launches its U.S. Physical Division as former Noble, Chemoil men join to drive firm's growth in North America.

OW Bunker Calls for Collaboration on Low-Sulfur Bunkers

The fuel supplier says the ECA's 1 percent sulfur fuel rule has create a supply-demand imbalance in North America

U.S. Navy On Course With Renewable Energy Timeline

The Navy argues the extra expense of bio-diesel is worthwhile partly to help build a mass market.

Cat Fines Up in US Bunkers as Sulfur Level Drops

DNVPS' Charlotte Rojgaard says as ECA regulations took effect in the US, aluminum and silicon levels rose in bunkers from the country's ports.

Drop in Container Volumes at Port of Long Beach

Blames continuing weakness in the economy, and cutbacks in ship calls by several niche vessel operators.

US Port Strike: Talks Making Good Progress

FMCS Director George H. Cohen says no deal yet done and there will be no further comment on the schedule for the negotiations.

U.S. Awards $30M for Clean Diesel

Environmental Protection Agency awards will replace engines and propulsion systems for vessels in several states.

LSFO Supply From New Bunkers International Barge in Colombia

Supplier says the Bocas Del Carare barge is fully operational and licensed to fuel ships in Buena Ventura.

Environmental Groups Intervene in Alaska ECA Suit

Organisations warn of health risks, say "use of incredibly dirty fuel by ships near our coasts must stop now."

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