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Phillips 66 To Sell New York Marine Terminal to United Refining

United Refining says it was not making public what it inteds to do with the terminal.

Mystery Oil Sheen Near Deepwater Horizon Site

US officials say there is no clear connection to the capped BP Macondo well, and test results on the oil won't be available for weeks.

$65 Billion Price Tag for LNG Project

Energy companies describe forward movement, but no definite commitment, to Asia export project in Alaska

ISObunkers Fuels Divisions Bought By PAPCO

ISOindustries will continue to operate its core marine bunkering businesses out of its offices in Norfolk, Virginia and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Report: No US Oil Independence by 2020

A more realistic scenario shows U.S. importing from Canada, Mexico while also increasing domestic production.

Cargill to Drop Ship Speed 18% to Tackle its $2 Billion Bunker Bill

Firm combines with Huntsman Corp. and UNIPEC UK saying they will only charter the most fuel-efficient vessels.

PoLB Ready for Larger, Fuel Efficient Vessels

Port says it's ready for the next generation of ships as MSC Beatrice, the largest cargo ship ever to visit any port in North America, calls at the port.

OW Bunker To Supply Low Sulfur Bunkers in Panama

Supplier says it it responding to a "surge in demand" with the U.S. West Coast having "coming under strain" since implementation of the ECA.

Alaska Marine Lines Says It Already Meets ECA Standards

Despite already using lower-sulfur diesel, the company's VP opposes the new rules because of overall effects on the state.

Fuel Leaked from Ship for Five Hours in Canadian Harbour

A final report blames the 2011 incident on improper procedures, delayed reaction by navy.

One LNG Project Adds 3M Tonnes of CO2

Environmental group ForestEthics Advocacy campaigner says there hasn't been a full understanding on the full impact of shipping LNG.

Venezuela Oil Fire Under Control Early Friday

The refinery fire follows an August explosion that killed 48 people and shut down operations at another site.

East, Gulf Coast U.S. Port Strike Averted for 90 Days

FMCS said the parties made the extension 'for the good of the country.'

NAT to buy Fredriksen's Frontline Interest in Orion Tanker Pool

Frontline says it want to be more flexible in the operation of its vessels.

Workers Threaten Port Strike in U.S. East, Gulf Coast

Key issues in negotiations are overtime rules, royalty payments and job security in the face of automation.

Alaska Fuel Spill: "Minimal Amount" Leaked

There have been no reports of impacts to wildlife or the shoreline.

PMSA Praise for California Bunker Tax Law

Association Vice President John Berge says the legislation is needed to keep the marine fuel industry alive and well.

Fuel Spill From Barge in Alaska

Calculations to determine the volume of the spill are currently in progress.

New Security at Port of Long Beach

Port has received $120M in security grants since 2001 and will spend $34M on security, safety infrastructure next year.

MARAD Cancels Study Questioning Double Hull Wisdom

Statement says project cancelled in its entirety at the convenience of the Government.

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