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Greek Dock Workers Walk Out, Protest Over Piraeus and Thessaloniki Port Privatisation

It's reported that marine traffic at the ports was not disrupted by the dock workers' walk out.

Fire on Fuel Oil Tanker After Engine Room Explosion

The 35,669 DWT Liberian-flagged oil and chemicals tanker, Alia, caught fire Tuesday off the Danish coast in the North Sea.

OW Bunker: Latest Court Ruling Means Unconsumed Bunkers are Now a Factor in "Who to Pay" Disputes

But the latest ruling means that the OW Bunker trustees have now won three out three court battles over the matter.

LNG Bunkers "Capable Of Playing A Vital Role" for Inland Waterway Transportation

But the CCNR warns that "excessively onerous emissions limits pose a serious risk of halting investment and innovation in the inland navigation arena."

5 Vessels Arrested in "Clear Case of Illegal Bunkering"

MV Denis, MV Faith, MV Lum VII, MV Eliora, FP Comfort were allegedly discharging illegally refined products into five barges.

Monjasa Partners with Former Nordic Bulk CEO Christian Bonfils on New Arctic and Offshore Venture

The new company, known as First Arctic, is said to be an infrastructure and service partner for maritime and offshore operators in the Arctic.

HSH Nordbank in Deal to Reduce Exposure to "Crisis-Prone" Shipping Industry

State owners of the shipping lender have two years to privatize the bank.

Scottish Ferry Operator Inks £97 million Deal on Two Dual-Fuel Vessels

The vessels will be able to run on both LNG and marine diesel.

EC Grants €16.8 Million for "Near Zero Emissions" Marine Engine

The European Commission will be providing €16.8 million of the €25 million Hercules-2 project.

LNG Box Ship Conversion Said to be First of its Kind in the World

The Wes Amelie retrofit will commence in 2016.

Gibraltar Clarifies LNG Bunkering Plans as Being an Offshore Activity

The government says that bunkering facilities will be immediately available as a result.

Norway Aiming to be the World Leader in Environmentally Friendly Ships

The ReCharge project is intended to expand Norwegian ports' shore power availability, and identify the most effective power systems for vessels.

Singapore's BW Pacific Plans Q4 2015 IPO

The company will list on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

Mauritius Aiming to be 1 Million MT Per Year Global Bunkering Hub

The country also plans on employing 25,000 people across the marine industry.

VPS Appoints New MD for Europe

VPS says Ron Pluut has a "solid track record in strategy development and vast international experience."

Former Tramp Oil Director Joins Global Vision Bunkers UK

Paul Dyke has "decades of experience in both bunkers and cargoes" says GVG.

Ferry Operator Expects £450,000 in Savings from Fuel Monitoring System

Scottish ferry operator, Caledonian MacBrayne, says it aims to cut carbon emissions by 1,800 tonnes with a new fuel monitoring system.

New Office, New Hire as Nordic Marine Oil Looks to Expand Physical Activities

"We have been rapidly expanding in both our trading department and our physical operations," says the Danish bunker player.

Certas Energy Launches New UK Bunkering Facility

The Harefield Oil Terminal, located in Uxbridge, is said to have a storage capacity of over 1.3 million litres.

Bunker Supplier's OW Bunker-Related Ship Arrest Claim Overturned by Venice Judge

The decision comes in contrast to other court rulings made in other parts of the world.

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