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Burst Pipeline Causes 1.5km Fuel Oil Spill in Nile River

Eleven nearby water stations were reportedly immediately shut down to prevent contamination of local tap water.

Iran Says Oil Exports Reach Six Million Barrels Per Day

The country has been ramping up production following a deal to end sanctions earlier this year.

Report: Iran Deal Could Exacerbate an Already "Volatile and Oversupplied" Oil Market

The first impact will likely come from Iran's floating stocks.

Court Decision Over "Typical" Bunker Supply Contract Leaves Shipowners at Risk of Paying Twice

The court noted the supply terms of a recent dispute case were "typical of hundreds or even thousands of such transactions carried out every year."

Lukoil Bunker Tanker to Undergo Repairs

The repair will be performed at a Varna (Bulgaria) based shipyard to the class of the Bulgarian Register of Shipping.

Lukoil Marine Lubricants Opens New Gothenburg Warehouse

The company has announced a new warehouse in Gothenburg, Sweden intended to improve the product range availability to Scandinavian markets.

German Shipowners Call for Subsidies to Promote LNG Bunkers

Verband Deutscher Reeder is also requesting a review of operation and safety rules.

Finnlines to Receive 3 More Scrubber Retrofits

Wärtsilä says it has been awarded a repeat order to supply scrubber systems for 3 more Finnlines vessels.

Positive Start for New ARA-Based Bunkering Concept

"We ensure to the receiver that all the ordered and paid for product will get into the vessel," Jan-Piet Oosterlee tells Ship & Bunker.

First European Inland Waterway Vessel with New Fuel Saving "Flex Tunnel Technology"

Rhenus PartnerShip held a naming ceremony for the Rhenus Duisburg, which is said to have flex tunnel technology and "father/son" engines for efficiency.

Green Light for London Cruise Terminal, but Some Still Unhappy Over Lack of Shore Power

London's mayor, Boris Johnson, has given a green light for a proposed Greenwich cruise liner terminal, planned to be operational by 2017.

Norway: No reason to Think We Will See Oil Prices Last Under $55 a Barrel

$40-Per-Barrel Crude is "Unsustainable" in Medium-to-Long Term, says Oil Minister Tord Lien.

IMO Fuel Availability Study: French Media Question Nomination of Oil Major Employee as Country's Representative

Article published by Mediapart questions France's decision to appoint Franck Chevallier, an employee of the oil company Total, as representative at IMO.

Kuwait's Shuaiba Refinery Restarts Operations at Reduced Capacity

The 200,000 bpd Shuaiba refinery, which produces marine diesel and fuel oil, has been restarted at a capacity of 120,000 bpd.

Vice President Resigns From Turkish Bunker Association

Mr Aykut Ketencioğlu's resignation was effective August 13, 2015.

Norway Names First Shipowner to Break New ECA Rules

De Bock Maritiem B.V.'s freighter Sardius reportedly used illegal fuel on two occasions, the first time just a few days after the new regs began.

Fujairah: Aegean Seeing Strong Demand, Expecting Significantly Higher Volumes, Better Margins

Aegean also says it remains on track for a 100 percent lease rate at its Fujairah storage facility by the end of 2015.

Aegean Closes UK Bunkering Operation

Aegean President E. Nikolas Tavlarios says the the move "will translate to around $3 million to $ 4 million in savings per year."

Unclear When Fire-Ravaged Shuaiba Refinery Will Reopen refinery

Experts say that Kuwait export deals will not be affected.

Former OW Bunker, Maersk Man Joins Prima Marine

Morten Kure Hansen has joined the bunker company's trading arm in Dubai.

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