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ExxonMobil Breaks Ground on New Hydrocracker

Analysts have pointed to the move as evidence that the EU fuel oil market is in decline.

Authorities Respond to Bunker Spill in Vladivostok

Another spill is also being dealt with in Port of Nakhodka.

Russia Launches Largest Nuclear-Powered Icebreaker

The Baltic Shipyard Thursday launched the largest nuclear-powered icebreaker, Arktika, out of the Port of St. Petersburg.

Gazprom and Fluxys Mull Joint Effort on LNG Infrastructure and Bunkers in Europe

The two companies held a meeting Thursday at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2016 to discuss possible options.

Baltic ECA Report: LNG and Scrubbers are "Secondary Solutions" to Distillates

In 2015 a large portion of non-compliance cases involved erroneous fuel changeover procedures, as well as bunker delivery notes.

New Copenhagen Bunker Trader Hire for Dan-Bunkering

Dan-Bunkering says Simon Glarding has been employed as Bunker Trader at the company's Copenhagen office, effective May 1, 2016.

Crude Players Say Oil Volatility Set to Stabilize

They believe oil at roughly the $50 level is "very sustainable."

Turkey's Largest Liquid Terminal Acquired by Yilport Holding

Yilport Holding Thursday announced that it has acquired 100 percent of the shares of Turkey's largest liquid terminal Solventas Technical Storage.

Greece's Franman Expands into Bunkering

The company's bunker division will offer market analysis and intelligence, bunkering operational supports, and claims assistance.

VDR: LNG Cold Ironing Barge Efforts "a Total Disaster" for LNG Bunkering Legislation

"LNG-fuelled ships simply will not come to Hamburg if we cannot sort out our bunkering problem," said Wolfgang Hintzsche, Managing Director of VDR.

Battery-Powered Ferry "A Step into the Future," Says Turkish Shipyard

While the vessels will have hybrid propulsion, with biodiesel or biogas used on one of the ships, Fjord1 it will utilise full electric operation on both ferries.

Dismal Asian Data, Prudent Saudis, and the "Sultans of Swing" Will Determine Oil Prices: Analysts

However, there's a growing consensus that prices have hit their peak for the time being.

Cockett to Suspend UK Physical Bunker Supply Operations

The decision is said to be part pf an effort to reconsolidate the company's V-Marine Fuels operations in ARA.

Greek Engineering Firm Unveils Multi-Purpose LNG Bunkering Vessel Design

The vessel is said to be intended to provide LNG bunkering services in the Port of Piraeus, as well as to supply LNG to other ports.

UK Slow on Uptake of LNG Bunkers Compared to Fellow North Sea ECA Countries

But progress is still being made, including a UK-based project looking to develop an innovative LNG bunkering and cold ironing barge.

Monjasa Nets DMCC Best Maritime Company 2016 Award

Monjasa's growth and "approach to quality and risk management" were cited as the main reasons the company was recognised with the award.

Bomin: Middle East and African Bunker Markets are Experiencing Real Change

Andrew Laven was recently appointed Bomin's new Regional Manager for Middle East and Africa.

World's Biggest Cruise Ship Sparks Protests Over Vessel Emissions in Barcelona

As RCL's Harmony of the Seas starts her inaugural summer season, Barcelona residents are using the opportunity to highlight pollution concerns.

ABS and Greek Shipowners Project Identifies Implications of EU MRV Regulations

The project is said to have included a six-month testing phase on a fleet of 15 vessels.

GAC Bunker Fuels in Exclusive South African Partnership with ENOC

GAC says the new partnership will contribute to increasing the GBFL's vessel delivery by 300,000 litres per year.

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