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Wed13Sep |
Unit can also be adapted to handle duel-fuel |
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Wed13Sep |
Meanwhile, OPEC's secretary general assures everyone that a market rebalance is coming closer to reality. |
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Tue12Sep |
Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro says the cartel has good recovery strategies in the works but won't say what they are. |
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Tue12Sep |
The Baltic Dry Index reached 1,355 on Monday, the highest the index has been since November 2014. |
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Tue12Sep |
But some markets are poorly positioned as they are short on distillates |
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Tue12Sep |
The figures suggest a sizeable number of users will consider ignoring the 2020 sulfur cap and be prepared to continue burning heavy fuel oil. |
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Tue12Sep |
Rolls-Royce says the autonomous, single role, naval vessel will feature electric propulsion with power generated by diesel or gas turbines. |
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Tue12Sep |
LPGreen is said to be "making headway" toward a concept design for an LPG carrier capable of operating on LPG fuel. |
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Tue12Sep |
The first deliveries to Galp were carried out last month, achieving a combined volume of 1,200 tonnes. |
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Tue12Sep |
Mobil Serv is intended to help customers optimise lubricant consumption, maintenance programs, vessel reliability, and reduce overall operating costs. |
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Tue12Sep |
The Islamic republic claims it will pump as much as 4.5 million bpd within five year. |
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Tue12Sep |
"As we approach 2020 the one certainty is the fuel procurement process will become far more complicated, and Shipping companies will consider ways to outsource this function," Steve Leonard writes for Ship & Bunker. |
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Mon11Sep |
Traders are still assessing the impact of Harvey and Irma. |
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Mon11Sep |
"Potential supply disruption can be expected in some ports," says Iain White, global marketing manager for marine fuels at ExxonMobil |
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Mon11Sep |
Tom Strang, SVP of Maritime Affairs at Carnival, made the comment at Seatrade Europe 2017 in Hamburg. |
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Mon11Sep |
Henry Curra, Head of Research at Braemar, says technology, including the development of LNG bunkering, could throw off market fundamentals. |
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Mon11Sep |
The new intitaive comes alongside renewed calls for authorities to ban HFO use in the Tasmanian Port of Hobart. |
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Mon11Sep |
The new document was launched during London International Shipping Week 2017 by Bureau Veritas, TMC Marine, and the London P&I Club. |
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Mon11Sep |
"I believe the time is absolutely right for technology to extend - not replace - what the modern broker can do," Head of Bunkering Neil Lamerton tells Ship & Bunker. |
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Fri08Sep |
Meanwhile, Rosneft boss says the weak dollar, not OPEC, is responsible for recent market gains. |
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