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Maersk Working with Other Companies to Catch Sulfur Cheats

One potential solution could involve technology that determines non-compliance across entire ocean voyages.

Iran's Impending Oil Export Boost No Longer a Problem: Nigeria

Nigeria's junior minister Emmanuel Kachikwu contradicts earlier statements he made about Iran's return to the market.

ABB to Provide Tech to Power "Futuristic" Norwegian Hybrid Ferry

The diesel and electric hybrid vessel has been called "one of the most innovative ship designs ever seen on the Norwegian fjords."

New Fuel Cell Tech Could be Ideal for LNG Powered Vessels

The VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland is said to be developing a fuel cell that could be suited for use on ships using LNG bunkers.

Iran: Full Return to International Oil Market Not Negotiable

Iran will discuss new output ceilings only when it has fully returned to the market.

Nigeria to Request Iran Postpone Oil Production Increases

In an effort to ease dropping oil prices, Nigeria says that it is planning to ask Iran to delay its planned increase in oil exports once sanctions are lifted.

SCA Signs Agreement with Sonker Bunkering and DP World for Ain Sokhna Port Development

The agreement was signed by Egypt's Suez Canal Authority and the Red Sea Ports Authority with DP World and Sonker on Saturday.

Van der Velden: FLEX Tunnel Provides Direct Results in Bunker Savings

The company says test results suggest that about 27% lower energy consumption was achieved by using the Flex Tunnel.

Iran's NITC Back in the Bunker Business

NITC director says his firm is returning to the international and European bunker markets.

Clean Up Efforts Underway After Russian Tanker Spill

The tanker is said to have been carrying 786 tonnes of fuel oil and diesel fuel when it ran aground Saturday off of Nevelsk on Sakhalin Island, Russia.

CLIA: EU's "Patchwork" Sulfur Rules Affecting Ships' Operational Efficiency

"EU member states need to focus on aligning the application of European legislation at all their ports to avoid this confusion," says CLIA.

Debunkering of Sunken Bunker Spill Trawler Oleg Naydenov Complete

The ship, which sank about 15 miles off of Punta Maspalomas in the Canary Islands on April 14, is reported to have held an estimated 1,409 tonnes of fuel.

Emissions Monitoring Drones Set to Fly from Hamburg, EMSA Says Member States Struggling to Enforce ECA Rules

Drones could be regularly monitoring ships as early as next year.

New Dubai-Based Bunker Trader for Dan-Bunkering

Lamin Bara was said to have been working in the transportation/logistics industry for many years.

Arkas Bunkering Takes Delivery of "Turkey's Biggest Bunker Vessel"

The Turkish-flagged, double-hulled Çeşme is the supplier's sixth barge.

UK, Canadian Judgments "Unlikely" To Influence Dutch OW Bunker Proceedings

But transport and energy legal specialist Hannah Verhoeven says bunker buyers are likely to still be open to a double payment scenario.

Rotterdam Workers Vote for Strikes throughout December and January

The workers are said to have voted in favour of a series of 24-hour strikes over the next two months to protest possible job cuts.

Bomin Blue LNG Joint Venture to Serve Terminals in the Baltic and North Sea

The $14 million project will see the construction of a new LNG bunkering vessel.

Singapore Listed New Silkroutes To Partner Directly With Malta Government For Oil And Gas Trading

New Silkroutes says the Malta government has taken direct control of a 10% interest in the company's oil and gas trading subsidiary IEG Malta Limited.

Study: Particulate Matter Pollution from Shipping Worse than Thought

The research was carried out in the Baltic and North Sea, but is said to apply to the English Channel and other areas of heavy shipping.

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