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Scandlines to Have Zero Emissions Ferry Fleet Within Three Years

Scandlines says it is aiming to have its fleet of six hybrid ferries converted into zero emissions, fully electric propelled vessels by 2018.

Iranian Fuel Oil Exports Rising Pre-Sanction Lift with Discounted Shipments to Fujairah

An unnamed source said that more ships have been delivering cheaper Iranian fuel oil to the UAE ahead of the lifting of sanctions.

Flinterstar Debunkering Halted Due to Bad Weather

High winds have cause the debunkering operation to be temporarily suspended, with work expected to continue Thursday after the system passes.

Scandinavian Bunkering Appoints Erik Vinde as Managing Director

Vinde, previously the bunker player's COO, joined Scandinavian Bunkering in 2006.

Maersk: Some Details of EU Sulfur Emissions Rules Still Unclear

Niels Bjorn Mortensen, Head of Regulatory Affairs at AP Møller-Mærsk says "it could be a good business to be non-compliant."

Qatar Says Crude Prices Have Hit Bottom, Predicts 2016 Recovery

Qatar's energy minister sees global oil demand rising up to 1.5 million barrels per day.

Bunker Saving Bubbles Fail to Produce Real-World Savings for Maersk

The micro-layer bubble lube system works in the lab but not in sea trials.

Whisky-Based Biofuel "Currently Being Trialled in the Shipping Industry"

Scotland-based Celtic Renewables has developed a commercial-scale method for producing biofuel from a whiskey fermentation byproduct.

New Barge, Expansion to Khorfakkan for GPS Bunkers

"The primarily objective of the expansion is to serve the need of the clients and to achieve the volumetric targets for the company," says parent FNG Group.

Horizon Energy Group Amongst Applicants for New Mauritius Bunkering Facility

The facility would be part of a $113 million project that aims to turn Mauritius into a maritime hub for Africa.

30 Traders, Shipowners, Charterers Face Legal Action in Denmark from OW Bunker Trustees

Trustees are said to be looking for $30 million in payments resulting from counterparties' bunker futures contracts.

Minimal Financial Gain for Majority of ECA Offenders, Data Suggests

Denmark's environmental protection agency says compliance with the January 1, 2015 0.10% sulfur cap for bunkers is "very high."

Port of Piraeus Sale Delayed

As a result of the Greek September 20 election, the sale of the government's controlling share of the port will be postponed by "a few weeks."

Rotterdam to Get Floating LNG-Powered Cold Ironing System by June 2017

Becker Marine Systems launched a similar system in Hamburg in 2014.

UK Bunker Player Boosts Supply Capacity

Geos Group says the move comes in response to its customers' need for a fast, flexible, and responsive bunkering service.

Bunker Spill As Dutch Freighter Sinks After Collision with LNG Tanker

Flinterstar collided with Marshall Island-flagged tanker Al-Oraiq Tuesday morning off the Belgian Coast.

Nigerian Authorities Detain Two Vessels Accused of Stealing Crude Oil

A ship and a tugboat were reportedly caught stealing 6,000 metric tonnes of oil.

AP Møller-Mærsk Calls Out European ECA Enforcement Bias, Other Issues

Head of Regulatory Affairs Niels Bjorn Mortensen said that compliance was "basically a piece of paper."

Arrested Monjasa Tanker "Lacked Documentation, License, or Permit"

The tanker crew was said to have been preparing to transfer petroleum products from MT Anuket Emerald to the MV Norman Pacific.

Aegean Adds 2 New Traders to Piraeus Team

Mr. Sotiris Delidimitriou and Mr. Stathis Pavlikakis will both be based at the new division's Piraeus Headquarters.

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