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Woodside and GE Partner on Development of LNG as Fuel in Western Australia

"The agreement between our companies will harness the combined experience and offerings of Woodside and GE," said Woodside's CEO, Peter Coleman.

MPA Grants Tankers Extension Approval Tests for Older MFM Systems

MPA, along with TR48 technical experts, have developed an extension approval test to validate certain MFM systems as an alternative to recalibration.

Stranded Bunker Dispute Vessel to be Returned to China

The outstanding bunker costs have been settled, according to reports.

Scrubber Manufacturer Bluesoul Forms Partnership with Chinese Yard

The news comes a month after DNV GL announced that it had granted AiP to Bluesoul for the technical feasibility of the company's BlueSulf scrubber system.

GloMEEP Sees Two Day Workshop Held in Malaysia for Energy Efficient Operation of Ships

The event is said to have been intended to enable maritime training institutes to deliver IMO's Model Course 4.05 to seafarers.

CIMC to Deliver Tanks for Chinese LNG Bunkering Terminal

The 160,000 m3 tanks are set to be delivered to ENN Group's LNG fuelling terminal project in 2018 .

Bankrupt Owner's Cargo Vessel Detained, 23 Crew Stranded Over Unpaid Bunker Bills

The cargo ship Union Demeter has been detained in Haldia Port since December on outstanding bunker bills.

Chennai Port Trust to Enhance Oil Spill Response Capacity

The news comes following a spill resulting from the collision of two tankers on January 28 at Chennai's Kamarajar Port.

"Interest in LNG as a Marine Fuel Is Growing" Following IMO Sulfur Cap Decision, Says Supplier

"Our decision to enter the LNG bunkering market is part of a long-term strategy," says EVOL LNG's Nick Rea.

Bunker Jobs: Singapore Bunker Trader Opportunity with Major Oil Business

A leading physical supplier of bunker fuel in Singapore and other ports are looking to hire a Bunker Trader to join their Singapore team.

GloMEEP Workshop Sees Attendees Practice Onboard Bunker Testing Operations

The three-day workshop, held this week in Johor, Malaysia, saw attendees conduct on board inspections under MARPOL Annex VI.

Hanjin Shipping Succumbs to Bankruptcy Declaration

The company was officially declared bankrupt by a South Korean court today.

Singapore Is a Good Bunker Market to Be in for the Right Players: Cosulich

While coming into the Singapore market would be "very difficult," for those already invested in know how and the right people, "it makes sense to be here," Fratelli Cosulich CEO Timothy Cosulich tells Ship & Bunker.

Oil Pollution Spotted After Tanker Runs Aground off Japan

Salvage operations are reported to have been hampered by rough weather.

Updated: HMM Expected to Receive $633 Million in State-Backed Financing

Moody's has also upgraded HMM's credit rating from D to BB, moving the company from a "default" rating to "stable."

PDZ Declares "Strong Arguable Case" After Vessel Arrested on Bunker Claim

Dan-Bunkering served a warrant of arrest on PDZ Holdings' vessel PDZ Mewah last month.

2016 Marks New High for Vessel Traffic in Malacca and Singapore Straits

Traffic reached an all time high of 83,740 transits, marking a 3.4 percent increase.

Launch of Zero Emissions Ferry Marred by Suspected Sabotage

It is reported that during travel, one of the two rudder plates has fallen off of the recently launched solar powered ferry.

Shipowners Say New Zealand Carbon Tax Puts Local Shippers at Disadvantage

The New Zealand Shipping Federation suggests that carbon charges to local shipping companies can be as much as $250,000 per ship each year.

No Drop in Singapore Bunker Volumes from Mandatory MFMs as MPA Reports Record Sales

Some had speculated mandatory MFMs would cause bunker prices in the port to rise, driving volumes elsewhere.

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