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Risk of OW Bunker-Related Vessel Arrests in Germany for Unpaid Bunkers is Limited, Says Lawyer

Law firm says the risk that a vessel will be arrested in Germany for unpaid bunker deliveries is "limited."

Industry Veterans Launch New Greece Based Bunker Company

"Premium Bunkering is represented in Greece by some of the most experienced professionals in the bunkering industry," Despina Perimenis tells Ship & Bunker.

Proposed London Cruise Terminal Urged to Consider Shore Power

Critics say that they are worried about an increase of air-polluting cruise ships in the area.

Gibraltar Gains New Bunkering Opportunities As New Cruise Turnaround Port

Noble Caledonia will use Gibraltar as a turnaround port for 2 of its 2016 voyages.

Rising Bunker Costs Affect Wilh. Wilhelmsen Second-Quarter Results

Though revenues and profit are up compared to last year, bunker costs and off-hire led to a drop quarter-over-quarter.

Scientists Find "Ideal" Algae for Use as Fuel

Scottish researchers say they have found which North Atlantic Ocean-based algae strains could provide enough oil to be used as a source of fuel in vehicles.

OPEC Production Highest in 3 Years as Iran Output Increases

OPEC pumped 31.5 million barrels per day in July.

Durban Bunker Prices Drop as Refinery Comes Back Online

IFO180 prices fell to their lowest point since February 3, 2015.

BIMCO to Hold Bulk Carrier Bunker Spill Response Simulation at Hamburg Conference

The shipping association will host a session on managing a crisis in the aftermath of a maritime casualty at its next annual conference in November.

Drewry: Suez Canal Forecasts Unrealistic, It Must Be a Long-Term Game

Drewry says the newly completed Suez Canal expansion will draw "far fewer" vessels than has been forecasted by project sponsors.

ECA "Loophole" May Provide a Competitive Advantage for Some UK Ports

Increased shipping traffic could be seen at Welsh ports as cheaper high-sulfur fuels can still be utilised in the Irish Sea, which outside of the ECA.

Gazprom Neft Marine Bunker: Retail Sales up 3% in First Half of 2015

Gazprom Neft Marine Bunker says retail sales for the first six months of 2015 are up 3 percent year-on-year, having sold 1.57 million tonnes.

Axis Plan Aimed at Strengthening Bunkering Activity in Egypt

Petroleum and mineral resources minister says the plan will increase trade and transport of crude oil, petroleum products, and natural gas.

ARA Fuel Oil Inventories Rise Up 20%

ARA area stocks are said to have swelled by 1.87 million barrels during the week to August 6.

Production of Tallink LNG Fast Ferry Begins

The ship is being built by Meyer Turku Oy.

ARA Fuel Oil Stock Rises to 23% Above Five-Year-Average

Stock is up to 840,000 barrels as of last week.

New Fujairah Refinery Faces Delay

A 200,000 bpd refinery in Fujairah with an intended product mix that includes marine fuels is now expected to be completed 2 years later than planned.

Hybrid Cruise Ship Stranded After Engine Trouble

A loss of propulsion power has led the Viking Star to be stuck in the Port of Tallinn since last week.

Diana Containerships Boosts Fleet Capacity, Net Income

The containership specialist also earns a Strong Buy ranking from Zacks.

Royston Responds to Increased Nigerian Demand for Fuel Monitoring

Company says growing ship owner focus on vessel performance issues has prompted an upsurge in interest in marine engine monitoring systems.

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