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EMSA "Embraces" Drones for Maritime Surveillance and Emissions Monitoring

EMSA says it has been working with the European Space Agency on two drone pilot projects for maritime surveillance and SOx emissions monitoring.

Interferry-Led Group Developing Recommendation for Ro-Pax MRV Solution

The group is said to have been formed out of the need of ro-pax operators to have a more "appropriate" metric than is offered by current proposals.

FAS Russia Brings Proceedings Against CMA CGM in Price Fixing Case

CMA CGM is said to have failed to produce necessary documents required as a defendant in a case on concerted activities within the container freight market.

Former Bunkers International Global Credit Director Kieran Michael Brown Joins Bomin

"We are confident that he will add real value to the company and our customers, as we look to drive further growth," says Head of Global Credit, Paul Millar.

Reports: Fine for Company Accused of Illegal Bunkering in Dubai

Dubai Maritime City Authority said to have issues a warning to all bunker providers to adhere to the rules of the Emirate.

Tallink Sells Fast Ferry to Support Switch to LNG Bunkers

Company says the sale proceeds will help "for the down payment of the new LNG fast ferry under construction."

"Executive Thieves" Said to be Responsible for Illegal Bunkering in Nigeria

Dr. Sofiri Joab Peterside of the University of Port Harcourt says the there is an "executive oil theft going on in the Niger Delta region."

New Trader for Glander International Bunkering in Geneva

Joshua Hawkins was said to have five years industry experience and an in depth knowledge of supplying in the ARA, Singaporean, and Russian ports.

Rotterdam to Renew Environmental Ship Index Discounts

Port of Rotterdam explains the 10% discount for vessels that score 31 points on the index could be "doubled if ships have relatively low nitrogen emissions."

Hapag-Lloyd Gets Lukewarm Market Debut

Shares fall to their initial €20 offering price almost immediately upon opening.

Aegean Receives $120M in Financing for Fujairah Oil Terminal

A little over a third of the loan will reportedly be be used to repay the remaining balance on a previous loan taken out in 2013.

Monjasa Begins New UK Bunkering Service from Former Aegean Terminal

The terminal is in the UK's Portland Port.

Iran Ready to Challenge UAE and "Make a Fortune" on Bunkering Once Sanctions Lift

Local media reports Iranian Persian Gulf bunkering was up 30% since March.

Call for Second Bunker Barge at Cape Town as "Ageing Shoreside Fuel Lines Cannot be Used"

Maritime author says an additional barge could lure many of the 50 ships that pass the Cape daily.

Greek Shipping Fleet Grows in 2015 Despite Challenging Markets

The fleet grew over a 12 month period by 4.3 percent to 4,909 vessels in total.

APICORP: It Will Take "Years Rather than Months" For Iran to Reach Full Oil Export Capacity

But if Iranian supply growth surprises, "it will exacerbate the global storage glut, putting a cap on any price recovery."

Piraeus Strike Hits Bunker Suppliers with Loading Delays

The strike, which was scheduled to last from 6 a.m. local time on Monday to 6 a.m. on Wednesday, was extended a further 48 hours.

GPS Bunkers Set to be the Pioneer of Mass Flow Meters in Fujairah

"We are expecting a favourable response from ship owners and buyers," says a GPS Bunkers official.

Russia's Energy Minister says Nation Can Compete With OPEC

Aleksandr Novak joins other Russian oil experts in downplaying OPEC strategies.

BW Pacific Launches Oslo IPO to Fund Newbuilds

The move expected to gain the company $250 million through the issuance of 48.7 million new shares.

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