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Rotterdam 2016 Bunker Sales Volume Drop Due to Pricing and Tough Market, Say Industry Sources

One Rotterdam-based buyer suggests shrinking price discount levels may have driven some business to Panama.

Crude Prices Drop Over Russian Oil Output Cuts Stalling in Second Month of the OPEC Initiative

Plus, Russia's energy ministry seems cold on the idea of a cutback extension.

Saudi Arabia Continues to Slash Output, as Iran, Iraq, Angola and Other Players Mitigate Success of OPEC Cutback Initiative

A Forbes analyst suggests the Saudis have no other choice but to keep cutting in the future.

Saudi's Oil Exports Slide, Unable to Regain Pricing Power in Asia

This plus OPEC losing market share in Asia cause analysts to wonder if the cutback agreement will be extended.

Norwegian Maritime Authority Moves to Support Hydrogen as Marine Fuel

"We are very positive about cooperating with the industry in order to realise the hydrogen project," said Olav Akselsen of NMA

Heavy Fog Causes Bunkering Delays in Istanbul

"The bunker barges have all been loaded and are ready for supplying, but the receiving ships are unable to come and get the bunkers," a local player tells Ship & Bunker.

Gibraltar Bunkering Could Be "Severely Affected" by Brexit: EU Committee Report

Commodore Bob Sanguinetti, CEO and Captain of the Gibraltar Port Authority, says 30 percent of Gibraltar's bunker fuel is currently stored in Algeciras, Spain.

UKAS Approves Verifavia's EU MRV Services Internationally

The accreditation enables Verifavia to perform EU MRV services for ships anywhere in the world, regardless of country of ownership, flag state, or class.

London Cruise Ship Terminal Escapes Latest Community Efforts on Shore Power

Lord Justice Henderson rejected a leave to appeal to the High Court on February 22.

NABU Issues Another Call for EU Action on Shipping Pollution

The organisation says the EU must take a lead role by designating all its waters as ECAs.

Gulf Petrochem Hires New Rotterdam-Based Trader, Eyes Growth for Physical Business

Gulf Petrochem is looking to expand its barge fleet in Europe, add a new physical area, and add another trading office in Europe, all in 2017.

Ascenz Launches Voyage Management Offering for EU MRV

Ascenz says Shipulse also enables vessel shipowners greater visibility and control over their vessel operations.

Storage Tanks Set for Arrival at Port of Klaipėda LNG Station

The tanks are currently being shipped by individual barges to the port of Hamburg, and are set to arrive at the port of Klaipėda in mid-March.

"No Reason Known" for Drop in Rotterdam's 2016 Bunker Sales Volume

Bunker sales at the port during the 2016 year fell to 10.1 million m3 from 10.6 million m3 the previous year.

Neste Marks Start of Ex-Pipe Deliveries of Low-Sulfur Bunkers in Sweden

Neste says the new ex-pipe service offering is intended for ships calling the Södertälje terminal for cargo, as well as for ships passing the terminal.

Fosmax Eyes LNG Bunkering Opportunties at Fos Cavaou

In the Mediterranean basin the growth prospects for LNG are mainly driven by the development of LNG as a marine fuel, says Fosmax LNG.

Finnlines Cuts Bunker Costs by 28% Despite Rising Prices

"In 2016, most of the vessels were operated using less expensive fuel oil," the ECA operator says.

ABS First to Gain EU MRV Accreditation

As an independent third party, ABS says it supports EU MRV compliance by ensuring plans and monitoring are aligned with the applicable requirements.

Spanish Dockers Announce New Promise of Strike Action

Spanish dock workers have planned nine days of planned strike action between March 6 and March 24.

Danish Maritime Conference to Focus on Scrubbers, Tightening Sulfur Regs

The conference is set to be held in Aalborg on April 25.

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