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China Confirms Process for Auctioning of Arrested Bareboat Charter Vessels

The country's highest court also confirmed that ship arrest and auction cases will be dealt with by coastal provincial maritime courts.

Brightoil's Head of Fuel Oil Trading in Singapore Resigns

Junior derivatives trader Lionel Kong is also reported to have left the company.

Australian MP Suspended Over Bunker Protest

"With other developed nations banning it in ports, it's long overdue to do the same thing in Australia," says MP of burning HFO while at berth.

Another Australian Port Sees Complaints Over Cruise Emissions

Residents near the Port of Melbourne have reportedly contacted the Australian EPA and the port authority over pollution and health concerns

Malaysian MGO Supplier Plans to Expand Through Acquisitions

"Our new companies will still be in the oil and gas segment and utilities segment," says MD.

Shippers Living "Hand to Mouth" Despite Low Bunker Prices, Near 100% Utilisation

"We have no margins in this [dry bulk] segment and are absolutely in a hand-to-mouth situation at present," says Shipping Corp. of India.

Malaysian Bunker Supplier Looks to Share Listing in 2016

The move is aimed at raising capital for expansion and future development.

Skuld Warns Members to Be Prepared for Hong Kong Emissions Rules

"Vessels should be prepared, so that they have the requisite fuel on board prior to berthing," says the P&I club.

Chevron Looks to Sale Stake in Australia's Caltex

The company hopes to sell 135 million shares for $3.6 billion.

Update 1: MPA Rejects Claim it Could Have Averted OW Bunker Bankruptcy

MPA also says no malpractice was found at Noble, and that its exit from bunkering was because they decided not to renew their bunker supplier licence.

Tight Bunker Supply in Japan Drives Business Elsewhere

Hong Kong and South Korea are seeing enquiries rise as Japanese traders have little to offer the market.

Australian Cruise Operators Address Local Emission Fears

Both Cruise Eden and Carnival Australia said that current berthed ships were not forming a health hazard for local residents near the Port of Eden.

ReCAAP: High Probability of Repeat Attack by Gang in Singapore-Malacca Strait

The same gang is believed to be behind two, largely fruitless, attacks in Indonesian waters within 5 hours of each other on Saturday.

Singapore Bunker Supplier Arrests Tanker Over Unpaid Bill

Gagasan Carriers failed to pay Sky Oil & Gas Asia Pte for bunkers worth SGD 44,747.

Singapore's MPA Urges More Cooperation In Battling Piracy

The city-state reconfirmed its own commitment to the cause.

Reports: Armed Bunker Pirates Steal 1,500 tonnes of Fuel in SE Asia

The hijacked Malaysian ship has since been found off Indonesia with its crew unharmed, but without the cargo of bunkers it was carrying from Singapore.

Hong Kong Sulfur Cap Sees Shippers Mull New Bunker Surcharges

"We may implement surcharges similar to what we are doing in North America and Europe," says shipping company manager.

K-Line Sets Goal To Cut CO2 Emissions in Half as it Aims for Ultimate Target of Zero Emissions

The goal is part of a list of four environmental priorities which includes tackling oil spills and introducing alternative fuels into its fleet.

New Singapore Hire for Dan-Bunkering

Emelia Yusope was appointed as Bunker Trader effective from the middle of last month.

China's Rongsheng Signs MOU to Sell Shipbuilding Business

The struggles of its shipbuilding arm, Jiangsu Rongsheng Heavy Industries, had been interfering in efforts to expand in energy services.

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