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Bunker Prices Have Changed Shipping Economies

"A lot of ship are ending up in the scrapyard well before their time," says Evergreen exec.

Singapore Monthly Bunker Sales Up 7% Year on Year

February's sales of all key grades at the port were up year on year.

Trial Shows 5% Fuel Savings with Emulsified Fuel

The technology reduces particulate matter and other emissions with cooler, more complete combustion.

33 of 35 Seaman in Indian Weapons and Bunkering Case to be Released

The captain and team leader of Seaman Guard Ohio will remain jailed in India.

Further Expansion for Glander International Bunkering In Singapore

Rosalind Liu Qi has joined Glander International Bunkering as Bunker and Lubricant Trader.

Alternative Ballast Water Treatment Installation Proposed

The Indian Register of Shipping says a mobile treatment system could be cost-effective.

Singapore Volumes Could Drop with Mass Flow Meter Adoption

Suppliers will raise prices to cover the costs of buying and installing the meters.

Malaysian Port to Add Bunkering Facilities

Bintulu Port is also working to improve operations and open an industrial division.

SSA: Asian Industry Must Unite

"It is essential that the views of Asian ship owners are heard loud and clear."

Singapore Bunker Trader Reduces Business with Higher-Risk Customers

Cosco International subsidiary Sinfeng saw volumes and profit margins decline in 2013.

Evergreen "Significantly Reduced" Carbon Footprint with New Ships

The company took delivery of the 18th ship in its line of energy-efficient vessels.

First Asian Order for LNG-Only Tugs

"More operators will soon begin to opt for a cleaner, lower cost and smoke-free fuel solution."

Glander International Bunkering Expands Team in Singapore

Euwyn Tan has experience as a shipbroker and bunker trader in both the Taiwanese and Singaporean market.

Singapore Firm Plans Bunker, Services Operation in Australia

Ezion Holdings Ltd. has opened a port on the Tiwi Islands that it hopes will serve the oil and gas industries.

OW Bunker Launches Physical Operations in Australia

Bunker supply operations in Port Kembla, New South Wales, will commence April 1, 2014.

Ship Owner Fined over New Zealand Spill

A miscommunication among ship engineers resulted in the 1,000-litre spill last July.

Chinese Design Promises Fuel-Saving VLOCs

The 405,000 dwt design would also reduce CO2 emissions by about 20 percent, designer SDARI said.

Japanese Refiners Reducing Bunker Supply

The nation has set a new target to raise the ratio of residue cracking to crude distillation.

Chinese Patent for Wave-Piercing Rolls-Royce Environship

The design, applicable to various types of merchant ships, has already received patents in Europe and Russia.

Search for MH370 Plane Highlights Bunker Spills, Ocean Pollution

Oil slicks first thought to be clues were leaks of bunker fuel from ships that would typically go unnoticed.

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