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Bunkering at Egyptian Port of Sokhna to Begin July 1

Bunker suppliers have been invited to submit applications for supply licenses at the port by April 7.

Saudis Lose South Korea Oil Market Share to Iran as Iraq Accelerates Its Own Export Plans

Iran was the only Middle Eastern producer to see exports rise last month as others complied with the OPEC cutbacks.

CEPSA Starts ULSFO Supply in Algeciras Bay

CEPSA says their product will comply with ISO RMD 80 parameters.

Strikes Scheduled for Spanish Ports Called Off

Spain's trade unions were set to strike on February 20, 22, and 24.

Russia Will Consider Extending Participation in OPEC Cutback Agreement: Novak

The announcement follows Russia and other non-members achieving only a 48 percent compliance rate under the agreement.

All Out Pumping for Kuwait, Libya, as U.S. Supply Reaches Record Levels

The forecast of rampant production presumably may encourage OPEC to extend its output reduction agreement.

Four Gas-Ready Newbuilds Set to Operate on Stena Line Irish Sea Routes

Stena Line says the newbuilds are " the "world's most fuel efficient RoPax vessels."

European Parliament Approves Inclusion of Shipping in European ETS

The draft measures will include shipping in Europe's Emissions Trading Scheme from 2023 if IMO does not have a comparable system operating by 2021.

LNG Bunkering Vessel Delivered to ENGIE, Fluxys, Mitsubishi, and NYK

The 5,100 cbm capacity LNG vessel is intended to offer LNG bunkering services in the port of Zeebrugge.

Dan-Bunkering Hires Two New Traders to Monaco Office

Dan-Bunkering has hired Pascal Bellet and Dimitris Ardamis as Bunker Traders.

Propel Seals Partnership with Foreign Company for Nigerian Bunker Business

The cooperation is said to be intended to support the expansion of Propel's business into new physical locations.

Box Ship Sustains Hull Gash Near Bunker Tank During Grounding

Victoria, a Peter Döhle container ship, sustained the 50 metre long gash during a grounding incident off Demark.

Turkey Mandates Refineries and Oil Terminals to Use Mass Flow Meters

The industry has had three years to prepare for the change, which now takes effect from February 15, 2017.

MAIB: Bunker Saving Vessel Design Led to Ship Collision

A UK Government report has found that one of the vessels' hull shapes, designed to reduce wind resistance, caused "relative motion illusion."

Greek Union of Shipowners Supports IMO Action on Global Shipping Emissions

Comments come in response to a decision to include shipping emissions in the EU's ETS from 2023 if the IMO does not have a comparable system by 2021.

Gazpromneft-Lubricants Boosts Russian Market Share to 36%

Gazpromneft-Lubricants says it increased its share of Russian marine lubricants shipments by 10 percent in 2016.

Galp Announces New Head of Bunker Sales in Spain

Tamara Jarillo is heading the company's bunker business in Spain, effective February 9, 2017.

Giuseppe Bottiglieri Assures Bunker Suppliers Payments Will Be Made as Normal

"Bunker suppliers will all be paid, or have been paid, within the normal periods of credit extended by the relevant suppliers," said the company Thursday.

Spanish Ports Set to See Strike Action by Trade Unions This Month

At this stage, it is unclear what, if any, impacts will be felt on the regional bunkering market as a result of the strike action.

Certas Energy Marks Launch of New Thames Bunkering Facility

The new UK location is said to be "a tactical addition" to the company's marine fuel offering, enhancing Certas' storage and supply portfolio.

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