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Mon07Jan |
Distillate in the region was mixed with may ports seeing steady prices. |
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Mon07Jan |
Owners today are caught between environmental issues and attempts to make money in a prolonged market slump. |
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Mon07Jan |
The expanded port would handle large vessels, rivaling Colombo and Dubai. |
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Mon07Jan |
The company will provide 12 million litres of ultra-low sulfur fuel over two years. |
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Mon07Jan |
Authorities say the diesel fuel, worth $1.2 million, was to be sold in another country. |
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Mon07Jan |
Koichi Muto calls for reducing capacity and lowering exposure to freight without committed contracts. |
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Mon07Jan |
PT Berlian Laju Tanker, under pressure from the shipping market, has received an additional 75 days to negotiate with creditors. |
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Fri04Jan |
Bunker prices in the Americas were mostly firm today. |
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Fri04Jan |
IFO in the EMEA region continued on an upward trend on Friday. |
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Fri04Jan |
IFO380 in Singapore, Busan, and Hong Kong rose for a third consecutive day. |
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Fri04Jan |
Anthony Veder says the Coral Energy is the first ice-class vessel of its kind that can operate using LNG bunkers. |
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Fri04Jan |
MACSEA Fuel Vision promises continuous data to help ship owners evaluate efficiency improvements. |
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Fri04Jan |
Fuel and services company Martin Midstream Partners adds 10 locations, plus vessels and storage capacity, by acquiring Talen's Marine & Fuel. |
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Fri04Jan |
Conversion will cut fuel costs in half and reduce CO2 emissions 25%. |
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Fri04Jan |
The company accepted partial responsibility for the 2010 accident that killed 11 workers and polluted the Gulf of Mexico. |
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Thu03Jan |
WTI lost $0.20 to settle at $92.92 per barrel. |
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Thu03Jan |
Elsewhere in the EMEA region, Port Said IFO380 was down $58.00, and MGO at the port lost $94.50 pmt. |
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Thu03Jan |
Eight Indonesians will head to court in Malaysia later this month over attempted robbery charges. |
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Thu03Jan |
Singapore, Busan, and Hong Kong see IFO380 rise for a second day. |
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Thu03Jan |
Morten Grønbech Terp and Dennis Lysemose Andersen have both been with the company since 2008. |
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