Archive News
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Thu20Feb |
WTI falls $0.39/bbl to $102.92, while Brent fell $0.17/bbl to $110.30/bbl. |
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Thu20Feb |
The company turned a profit as it shifted focus to trading in China and North Asia. |
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Thu20Feb |
ETEKA leader Giorgos Spanos and 14 other people were arrested in investigation of alleged racket. |
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Thu20Feb |
"In the future, these safe bunkering operations will become routine," says LNG supplier. |
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Thu20Feb |
Container division APL anticipates operational gains with large, fuel-efficient vessels. |
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Thu20Feb |
Harvey Gulf investing more in U.S. LNG than any other company or government agency, CEO says. |
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Thu20Feb |
Overall percentage of vessels sent to substandard facilities fell in 2013, NGO report says. |
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Thu20Feb |
Most respondents say the industry needs a common methodology for collecting fuel consumption data. |
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Wed19Feb |
WTI gained $0.88/bbl, settling at $103.31/bbl while Brent only gained $0.01/bbl, settling at $110.47/bbl. |
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Wed19Feb |
Black Sea and Mediterranean rates entered third week of relatively stagnant trend. |
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Wed19Feb |
Fuel costs and other expenses increased in 2013 as Norwegian Cruise Line pushed for growth. |
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Wed19Feb |
The company will provide main engines, generators, and storage and handling systems for two Ro-Ro vessels. |
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Wed19Feb |
Strike action is taking place today, and then on February 21, 22, 23, and 24. |
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Wed19Feb |
The association has called on bunker suppliers to adopt the ISO 8217:2010 specifications for marine fuel. |
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Wed19Feb |
Large independent suppliers are gaining share, while the total bunker market also grows. |
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Tue18Feb |
WTI jumped $2.13/bbl settling at $102.43/bbl, while Brent rose $1.38/bbl finishing the day at $110.46/bbl. |
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Tue18Feb |
Forty-five parties have expressed interest in helping to develop services at the site. |
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Tue18Feb |
In the wake of collisions, the insurer reminds vessels to use caution in the crowded maritime hub. |
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Tue18Feb |
The deal with Anadarko Petroleum gives the company a stake in two Chinese oilfields. |
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Tue18Feb |
The Oldendorff Carriers's Director and IBIA Vice-Chairman says cat fine levels are on the rise partly due to blending of low-sulfur fuel. |
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