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June, 2015
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Mon22Jun	Monjasa, Others Illegal Bunkering Appeal Dismissed as Lacking in Merit Three parties and 14 individuals were are facing charges.
Mon22Jun	Japan Wants Ships to Switch to LNG Japan is said to be planning to get ships to switch to LNG to help cut carbon emissions and diversify energy sources in the freight sector for security reasons.
Mon22Jun	Whale Tail Concept Being Tested that Reduces Bunker Consumption by Harnessing Wave Energy "The foils reduced resistance on the ship by between 9 and 17 percent at wave heights of under three metres," says NTNU's Eirik Bøckmann.
Mon22Jun	Gibraltar: Carnival's LNG Bunker Decision "Demonstrates that the use of LNG is Becoming Mainstream" "The safe future of marine propulsion, power generation and bunkering is clearly in the use of LNG," says Fabian Picardo, Gibraltar's Chief Minister.
Mon22Jun	Sinopec Delaying $850-million Storage Terminal in Indonesia Slow demand is cited for a delay that could last up to five years.
Fri19Jun	Orkim Harmony: Crew Member Shot, but Tanker Released After Pirates Flee, Are Later Captured Orkim Harmony is now being escorted by the navy to Malaysia's Kuantan Port and is expected to arrive at 2 am on Saturday June 20.
Fri19Jun	New Cape Town Storage Terminals Receives Green Light Burgan Cape Terminals' new facility is expected to address fuel shortages in the area.
Fri19Jun	1 Week to Go Until Platts' 12th Annual Bunker and Residual Fuel Oil Conference This years focus: Fuel Quality, Supply, and Economics in a New Era for Bunker Fuel.
Fri19Jun	Industry Insight: How the Collapse of OW Bunker Impacted the Insurance Industry This is one of the biggest claims that the trade credit insurance industry has ever experienced and shows the value of having effective credit insurance.
Fri19Jun	Widened Suez Canal To Open in August The waterway is expected to be operational on August 6, 2015.
Fri19Jun	Three Containerships to Install Wärtsilä Scrubbers The installations will be carried out by Jinhai Heavy Industry.
Fri19Jun	OW Bunker: Rosenmeyer Revelations a Boost for Damages Claim, Says Danish Shareholders Association OW Bunker was allegedly brought to the brink of collapse by an oil price collapse in 2008.
Thu18Jun	Crude Futures Make Upward Momentum The NYMEX and ICE markets were driven by the U.S dollar which lost its position compared to other currencies specifically the Euro.
Thu18Jun	Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2015 Week 24 Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue.com's demolition sales from June 11 - 17, 2015.
Thu18Jun	Update 1: Orkim Harmony Found in Cambodian Waters, Renamed to "Kim Harmon" "We have found the vessel and RMAF, MMEA and RAAF aircraft are tailing it from the air," says Chief of Navy Admiral Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Jaafar.
Thu18Jun	Survey Finds Just Under Half of Shippers Will Divert Cargo Away From U.S. West Coast The figures are an improvement from February, and come in contrast the Port of Long Beach reporting it had the busiest May since 2006.
Thu18Jun	FMC Suspects Link Between Container Alliances and Port Congestion The FMC is set to meet with Chinese and EU counterparts in Brussels to discuss the matter, and other topics, on June 18th.
Thu18Jun	Gulf Petrochem Plans New Greenfield Terminals to Support Bunkering The company also signed a deal with Spain's Repsol to manufacture and market automotive lubricants.
Thu18Jun	Box Carriers in $150/TEU Asia-Europe Rate War Carriers have also voided more sailings than ever before in the first half of the year.
Thu18Jun	Hong Kong: No Plans to Install Onshore Power Supply at KCCTs Wong Kam-sing, Secretary for the Environment in Hong Kong, says there is no intention to provide onshore power supply at Kwai Chung Container Terminals.

Showing 61-80 of 227 articles from June, 2015

Jun 09

1Hartree Marine Expands US East Coast Physical Supply with Norfolk Launch

The firm already supplies bunker fuels at key East Coast ports, including New York, New Jersey Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Jun 09

2Greek Supplier Coral Marine Introduces ULSFO for Med Sulfur Compliance

The move comes as shipping firms adjust to the new 0.1% sulfur limit now enforced across the Mediterranean Sea.
Jun 05

3INSIGHT: Not All Biofuel Bunkers Are Equal - Navigating Carbon Intensity, Compliance, and Cost

Marex's Bastien Declercq discusses how biofuel markets are likely to react to the IMO's new GHG regulation.
Jun 04

4Singapore Bunker Supplier Hai Yin Marine to Lose Licence This Month

The MPA has not directly given a reason for declining to renew the licence.
Jun 09

5Singapore-Flagged Boxship Catches Fire Off India

The vessel was en route from Colombo to Mumbai when an onboard explosion triggered a major fire off the coast of Kerala.

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