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Spain's Port of Bilbao Marks First LNG Bunkering Operation

Spain's Port of Bilbao Marks First LNG Bunkering Operation

The operation saw the bunkering of the LNG-powered MV Ireland through a five-hour truck-to-ship transfer.

KPI Bridge Oil Moves London Office to New Location

KPI Bridge Oil Moves London Office to New Location

KPI Bridge Oil today announced that it will be moving its London office from Westminster to the heart of the City of London.

EU Transport Ministers Call for EU Support in IMO Emission Reduction Efforts

The ministers urged EU member states to work in cooperation with IMO to develop an effective strategy for GHG emission reduction in 2018.

Arctic Shipping to Grow by Over 3 Times by 2020: Sovcomflot Exec

Comments by Evgeny Ambrosov, Senior Executive VP of Sovcomflot, came at the International Arctic Forum "the Arctic – Territory of Dialogue."

Fluxys Calls New Capacity for LNG Bunkering Vessels "Milestone" in Small-Scale LNG Development

"The ability to receive the smallest LNG vessels means that LNG bunker ships can now berth as well," explains Fluxys.

Recalcitrant OPEC Members Pitch in to Up Oil Production Curbs, but Nigerian Exports Set to Rise in May

It also remains unclear whether the OPEC cutbacks will extend to the end of the year.

France Seeks Mediterranean ECA, Say Sources

France is reported to have called for the creation of an ECA in the Mediterranean Sea at a European Council meeting earlier this month.

Gaz-System Eyes Poland's Gdansk Bay for Possible LNG Bunkering-Capable Vessel

The company is conducting a feasibility study for a Floating Storage and Regasification Unit, which could include LNG bunkering.

Arkas Bunkering Expands Operations with Growing Fleet

Turkey's Arkas Bunkering has announced that it has added two bunkering tankers to its fleet, M/T Alacati and M/T Bayrakli.

Non-OPEC Cutback Participant Russia Sees Oil at $40/bbl Heading into 2018

But an extension of the output reduction deal may still be part of the country's plans.

Rotterdam Investigates Bio LNG, Which Compared to Regular LNG "Allows Users to Drastically Reduce CO2 Emission Levels"

"The emitted CO2 is part of a so-called short cycle: CO2 emissions are actually neutralised by the associated CO2 uptake," says the Port Authority.

Capital Ship Management Marks First MRV Accredited Vessel

M/T Alkiviadis was accredited by LRQA on March 7, 2017.

Saudis Insist Exports, Not Production, is Key to Market Rebalance

The kingdom is also soft-pedaling Russia's slow rate of compliance in order not to further scare the market.

Deutsche Calpam Commences Physical Bunker Supply at French Ports

The company, which is part of the France-based Bolloré group, says it is currently offering low sulfur marine gasoil through truck to ship operations.

RAKOB Reports "Big Interest" in Relaunch of UAE Bunkering Service at OPL Ras Al Khaimah

"It has been only 10 days since the relaunch of our offshore bunkering set up," says RAKOB.

Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels Completes Integration Under World Fuel Services Brand

"We have successfully integrated the team under the WFS brand and continue to focus on serving our customers with high levels of service and support," Paul Lowther, WFS' Director, Marine Marketing tells Ship & Bunker.

Russia Reduces Output Within OPEC Guidelines But Sends Mixed Signals About Agreeing to OPEC Cut Extension

One Russian oil executive believes the best has already been achieved by cartel's cutbacks.

Illegal Oily Waste Dumping from Tanker Linked to Fujairah Coast Line Pollution

The oil pollution, which was reported last week, is said to have affected two kilometres of Fujairah's coastline.

Saudi Energy Boss Flips Flops Yet Again, Says Oil Fundamentals Have Improved

Market thinks otherwise and another day of losses is recorded.

Ecoslops Considering Suez Canal for Recycled Bunker Plant

Ecoslops says it has signed a LOI with Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation's subsidiary SSCO.

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