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Demand Increase for Distillates Could Propel North American Bunker Market Growth

North America's bunker market, one of the lowest cost providers of middle distillates, is expected to benefit from a tighter sulfur cap on bunkers in 2020.

US Crude Nears 4 Month Low as Experts Say Prospects of OPEC Extending Production Cuts are Remote at Best

One analyst thinks the crude market will remain at $55 in the New Year.

Crowley Launches LNG-Powered ConRo Ship [VIDEO]

El Coquí is part of the company's new Commitment Class ships, and is said to be one of the world's first ConRo ships to be powered by LNG.

Second of BC Ferries' LNG-Powered Newbuild Series Arrives on Canadian West Coast

Salish Eagle is the company's second of three newbuild dual-fuel ferries featuring LNG-propulsion.

Argentina's YPF Issues FSRU Tender for LNG Operation, Includes Bunkering Capability

Specifically, the FSRU is set to include a LNG transfer system for bunkering or small-scale arrangements.

Hamburg Süd Marks Joint Pilot Project to Reduce Sulfur Dioxide Emissions at Chilean Port

The Santa Clara switched from the standard HFO to MGO on March 1 and 2 in order to run on auxiliary engines and boilers while on layover at the port.

Centre to Support Low-Carbon Shipping Unveiled in Trinidad and Tobago

The centre is intended to meet the needs of the Caribbean region under the Global Maritime Technology Cooperation Centre Network.

New Bill on Ship-to-Ship Bunkering Receives First Reading in State of Maine

The Act To Prevent Oil Spills in Casco Bay, would require all ship-to-ship bunkering operations use booms and inform the USCG before a fuel transfer.

Partially Sunken Vessel Debunkered in Washington State

More than 70 gallons of diesel fuel and lube oil were removed from the partially-sunken 125-foot Hero on Tuesday.

Crowley Highlights Progress on Port of Jacksonville LNG Bunker Facility [VIDEO]

With construction underway, Chart Industries is expected to deliver two 1 million litre Decinske Giant cryogenic tanks for LNG storage within the month.

Dan-Bunkering Appoints Development Manager for Mexico and Central America

Oscar Obregon has taken on the role of Development Manager for Mexico and Central America, effective March 1, 2017.

Market Headed for "Big Trouble" Due to Rising Shale and No Evidence of Positive Impact from OPEC Production Cuts

Investors indicate they believe oil is stuck at $55/bbl.

USCG Raises and Dewaters Stricken Towing Vessel

On February 26, Sonny J was reported to Watchstanders as partially submerged near Vidalia, with approximately 4,000 gallons of diesel fuel onboard.

Seaspan Ferries Takes Delivery of Second Hybrid, Dual-Fuel Vessel

Like its sister vessel, Seaspan Swift, which was delivered to SFC in December, Seaspan Reliant can run on diesel, LNG, and battery power.

USCG Responds to Spill Threat From Partially Submerged Vessel

Sonny J was reported to be partially submerged near Vidalia, Louisiana, with approximately 4,000 gallons of diesel fuel onboard on Sunday.

U.S. ECA Operator Orders Two More Ferries from Vigor

The order follows a similar two-vessel order received by the company from WETA in 2015.

Record Rising U.S. Oil production Will Continue to Offset OPEC Cutbacks

Analysts portray the situation as a looming "tug of war" between the cartel and the U.S.

More Predictions of Oil Range Bound at $50-60, With Resurfacing Fears of a Slide to the $30s

Much of the fear is due to U.S. shale and the possible expiration of the OPEC cutback agreement in the spring.

Bunker Fuel Price Increase Cited for Matson's Weaker 2016 Q4 Results

For the full year 2016, Matson achieved a net income of $80.5 million, down from $103.0 million in 2015.

1,100 Gallons of Fuel Spilled After Alaskan Tug Grounding

The Samson Mariner, ran aground Wednesday while towing a barge, the Saint Elias, near Rosa Reef in north Tongass Narrows, Alaska.

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