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Oil Spill Cleanup Underway After Bunker Tanker Sinks in Tokyo Bay

The bunker tanker Sunway Maru sank after colliding with aggregate carrier Daifuku Maru No 8 in Tokyo Bay on Saturday.

Busan Bunker Prices Jump on Tight Supply

Tight supply and strong demand caused South Korean bunker prices to spike Friday.

Singapore Grants Extra 10% Port Dues Discount for Containerships

The extra 10 percent concession on port dues will be given to containerships conducting cargo works at the port with a stay of no more than five days.

Singapore: Chemoil Displaces BP as the Biggest Supplier in the Worlds Biggest Bunkering Port

BP has held Singapore's number one spot for the past 11 years.

Sri Lanka Seeking Strong Player to Sell Bunkers at Hambantota

"It has to be a strong player with competitive pricing," says SLPA Chairman Dhammika Ranatunga.

Fujian Tanker Arrested on Second Attempt Over Bunkers Sold by OW Bunker Singapore Subsidiaries

Court orders the M/V Zheng Yao to be seized as part of ING Bank's attempt to recover unpaid bunkers from OW Bunker Singapore subsidiaries.

Singapore Smashes Annual Bunker Sales Record, Sells Over 45 Million MT in 2015

December sales were the port's second highest ever monthly total of all time.

Petrogas to Invest in India Floating Storage and Regasification Unit

The "state of the art" terminal will have a minimum capacity of 5 million tonnes per year, and represents a $448.03 million investment by Petrogas.

Singapore Jascon 18 Arrest "Without Merit"

Sea Trucks Group tells Ship & Bunker the vessel was also sold in March 2015 to new owners who are independent of Sea Trucks.

Fuel Oil Emulsion Trial Shows 3-5% Bunker Savings

The trial is said to have shown a fuel savings potential of 2 million litres per year for the former the Interislander ferry Arahura.

Double Hire for Cockett Marine Oil in Singapore

The appointments will help CMO "to continue to develop its business in the Asian market, especially in Japan," says COO Cem Saral.

Update: Singapore Makes its First Vessel Arrest of the Year

Jascon 18 was arrested on January 7, 2016 at 9pm.

Adani Bunkering Reveals New Supply Locations as it "Plans Big" for 2016

"Adani bunkering will be soon developing bunkering facilities at Dahej, Hazira & East Coast port of India," says Adani Enterprises CEO Vinay Prakash.

Decision on Bunker-Related Arrest "Radically" Altered Australian Maritime Law Enforcement

Lawyers at Clyde & Co. say that recent legal rulings has made Australia "an even more arrest and enforcement-friendly jurisdiction."

A "Wave of Bankruptcies" Predicted for China's Dry Bulk Shipping Sector in 2016

The country's top lines are said to be struggling with long-term losses and liquidity problems.

South Korea Orders Registration of All Bunker Tankers

An 18-month grace period means owners have until mid-2017 to comply.

Mercator Exits Singapore Subsidiary: Reports

Banks are now likely to take over assets of Mercator Lines (Singapore), of which Mercator had owned about 66 percent, reports say.

Hambantota to Restart Bunkering to Assist with Debt Repayment

The debt is said to have been accrued through loans taken for the construction of the Hambantota Port, with payments due this year.

Judge Denies Vessel Arrest in $3.4M Bunker Dispute Stemming From Former OW Bunker Singapore Subsidiaries

ING failed to provide sufficient evidence to warrant vessel seizure, says Judge Nannette Jolivette Brown.

South Korea to Launch $1.2 Billion Fund for Shipping

The fund is said to be intended to bring more stability to the country's shipping sector and encourage investment into new vessels.

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