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February, 2014
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Tue25Feb	WTI Under Pressure as US Crude Inventories Expected to Rise WTI dipped $0.99/bbl to $101.83 while Brent fell $1.13/bbl to $109.51/bbl.
Tue25Feb	Chemoil Expands US East Coast Operations The lease of 1.35M-barrels of bunker storage capacity in Florida comes after Morgan Stanley chose not to renew a lease with owner TransMontaigne.
Tue25Feb	State Officials: Hijackers Stole $8 million of Fuel from Tanker 12,000 tonnes of diesel were missing after MT Kerala returned to Angola after alleged hijacking.
Tue25Feb	Nordic LNG Players Join Forces Finland's Gasum will gain a majority stake in Norway's Skangass to target marine LNG market.
Tue25Feb	Shell Sells Australian Downstream Assets for $2.6B The deal with Vitol is part of "tough portfolio choices" to improve competitiveness, company says.
Tue25Feb	New Shore Power Online in San Diego Cold ironing facilities will let Dole plug its refrigerated cargo ships in while at port.
Tue25Feb	Synthetic Fuel Firm Extends Maersk Deal Quadrise also said two testing programs are scheduled for completion in Q2.
Tue25Feb	Singapore Could Prosecute Over Bunker Spills The MPA will also share results of its investigation with the shipping community.
Mon24Feb	Crude Benchmarks Make Gains on Monday WTI settled at $102.82/bbl up $0.62/bbl while Brent settled at $110.64/bbl, gaining $0.79/bbl.
Mon24Feb	$270M Funding for Peninsula Supply Expansion The line is the first syndicated club deal for the firm, which will use it for its European operations.
Mon24Feb	Drone Tech for ECA Compliance Under Development The system would seek out ship plumes and measure the exhaust content.
Mon24Feb	LNG Adoption Demands Bunkering Facilities, Energy Major Support "This is not an industry that's known for building infrastructure and hoping that demand comes."
Mon24Feb	Court Orders Detention of Bunker Boss Spanos The president of Greek bunkering firm ETEKA denied all charges against him during a three-hour testimony on Saturday.
Mon24Feb	Bunker operations "Filmed" by Patrol Boats off Gibraltar Several incidents reported, source calls it "an obvious intimidatory tactic."
Mon24Feb	ECA Rules Raise Shipper's Bunker Bill US shipper says it is increasing its bunker surcharge for the first time since October 2012.
Fri21Feb	Singapore Bunker Sales Start the Year Down Monthly bunker sales in Singapore for January 2014 were down 6.43 percent month on month and 6.07 percent year on year.
Fri21Feb	Bunker's Mexico Expands Bunker Supply Operations Pacifica II has been positioned at the port of Veracruz on the Gulf of Mexico with immediate effect.
Fri21Feb	New Bunker Trader for Bomin in Shanghai Ian Zhang is a graduate of both Ji Mei University and Shanghai Maritime University.
Fri21Feb	Japan's Bonded Bunker Sales Edge Up However imports of the tax exempt bunker fuel in 2013 fell 61.9 percent year on year.
Fri21Feb	Taiwan's CPC Sees Bunker Sales Grow 2.6% Demand said to have increased following disruption caused last November by a pipeline explosion.

Showing 21-40 of 144 articles from February, 2014

Jul 11

1Singapore Overtakes Balboa as Monjasa's Top Supply Location

The firm sold more than one million mt of marine fuels in Singapore in 2024.
Jul 09

2Indian State Sues MSC for $1.1 Billion Over Bunker Spill Caused by Sunken Ship

The Kerala state government has secured a court-ordered arrest of another MSC vessel, MSC Akiteta II, currently held at Vizhinjam Port.
Jul 10

3Glander 2024/25 Pre-Tax Profits Hold Steady from Previous Year

CEO Carsten Ladekjær said the firm will adapt to new changes in the fast-changing market.
Jul 07

4Sekavin Launches Istanbul Physical Supply Operation

The company is supplying LSMGO to start with and intends to add more fuel grades, a Sekavin representative tells Ship & Bunker.
Jul 09

5VIEWPOINT: Long Non-Compete Clauses Unfairly Victimise Older Employees

Vernon Jayanathan of Maritime Recruitment Company Ltd discusses the use of non-compete clauses in the bunker trader job market.

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