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Iran Boasts Over Cheaper Bunkers as it Sees "Great Opportunity" to Boost Operations from New Facility

Bunkering at Iranian ports is said to be as much as $5-7 cheaper compared to Fujairah.

Petrogal Makes RMK 500 Available in Portugal

RMK 500 is now available by barge at the ports of Lisbon, Setubal, and Sines.

Turkish Bunker Player's Troubles Continue Amid Reports of Further Vessels Being Laid Up

The company has so far declined to provide any official comment on the matter to Ship & Bunker.

VTTI Rotterdam Terminal Expansion to Support Bunker Blending Needs Post-2020

VTTI says it is expanding its 1,118,000 m³ capacity Euro Tank Terminal in Rotterdam by a further 174,000 m³.

Kuwait Expects Market Balance Early This Year While BP Says Oil Demand Moving Forward Will Slow Significantly

BP also thinks the world has enough reserves to meet double the demand until 2050.

Color Line and Ulstein Sign LOI for World's Largest Hybrid Vessel

The ferry is set to be a plug-in hybrid vessel that uses batteries recharged with "green electricity" from onshore facilities or onboard by the ship's generators.

EMSA Calls Fuel Cells "Promising" Technology for Shipping

The declaration came alongside the release of the EMSA Study on the use of Fuel Cells in Shipping.

EU Council Approves New Rules on Port Services, Including Bunkering

The new rules set out conditions for EU ports wishing to apply minimum requirements for services.

LNG Spot Index Set to Launch on Singapore Exchange

The new index, launched by Tullett Prebon and SGX, is set to launch in this year's second quarter.

ECA Operator Tallink Takes Delivery of New LNG-Powered Ferry

Megastar, which is also be capable of running on diesel, has been called "environmentally sound."

Giuseppe Bottiglieri Shipping Requests Court Protection From Creditors, but Says It Has No Problems Making Payments

Giuseppe Bottiglieri says the company filed for court protection because of Italian accounting laws, not because of debts.

Bomin Grows Physical Operations in ARA Region with Two Time-Chartered Barges

The development is said to support Bomin's business strategy of investing in key regions.

Peter Grunwaldt Joins Hafnia Management as Pool Moves to take Bunkering Requirements In-House

"By bringing the bunkering requirements in-house we will strive to deliver even greater value," Grunwaldt tells Ship & Bunker.

EnQuest Joins Saudis in Predicting Global Oil Shortage Due to Lack of Investment

EnQuest CEO says this will have a "significant impact" on the availability of additional capacity.

As Vienna Compliance Meeting Looms, Kuwait's Al-Saleh Says $65 Oil Is Possible With "Commitment" to Current Cutbacks Instead of Deeper Cuts

Meanwhile, Libya and U.S. are among many countries showing rapid signs of output growth.

FESCO Bunker Volumes Drop 76%

However November volumes doubled month-on-month to 15,400 tonnes.

Cockett Announces New Hires in Rotterdam, Athens and Dubai

"We have appointed valuable new team members who are integrating well," says Cem Saral, Group Chief Executive Officer for Cockett Group.

Turkish Bunker Association Elects New Board Members, Chairman

The new appointments follow a general meeting held on Wednesday January 18, 2017, in Istanbul, the association has told Ship & Bunker.

Suez Canal Sees Revenues Fall in 2016

Egypt's Suez Canal 2016 is said to have declined to $5.005 billion compared to $5.175 billion the previous year.

Preparations Continue for CalMac's Two Newbuild Dual-Fuel Ferries

Wallace Stone will complete design development work at existing ports ahead of the delivery of the two MDO-LNG powered vessels.

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