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New London Office For IBIA

"We aim to have our formal opening on Wednesday 9th September during London International Shipping week," says CEO Peter Hall.

Finnlines' Efficiency Measures Help Secure Solid First Half of 2015

Finnlines has credited ship efficiency measures as one reason for their "continuing strong" performance during the first half of 2015.

Iran to Boost Oil Output "Within a Day After the Lifting of Sanctions"

"We are not asking anybody's permission to get our rights back," says Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh.

Tech Firm Releases New "Lab in a Box" Fuel Quality System

"A single fuel delivery that is found to be out of specification or has been tampered with could pay for the Fuel Quality Monitor immediately

Estimated Impact of Suez Canal Expansion Questioned

Analysis questions if new canal better accommodates rise in traffic since 2011 and whether fee changes would be a more effective way to boost users.

Saudi Arabia to Cut Oil Production

Production is expected to drop to 10.3 million barrels per day following the summer months.

Russia Fuel Oil Output Falls 3.9% in June

Several refineries have been undergoing changes to capacity or saw stoppages in June.

New Suez Canal Complete, Revenues Expected to Triple by 2023

Egypt says it has finished work on the new Suez Canal, reducing navigation time for ships from approximately 22 hours to 11 hours.

Cargo Ship Flees After Arrest Warrant Issued Over Unpaid Bunkers

Turkish general cargo ship, Feyza Genç, fled Malta after a local court issued an arrest warrant on Friday for €45,818 in unpaid bunker bills.

Costa Cruises to Get 2 Newbuild LNG Cruise Ships

Carnival's Italian line, Costa Cruises, will receive two of the four "next-generation" LNG-powered cruise ships that were announced in June.

Five Ferry Operators Win €48 million in EU Grants for Scrubber Projects

The grants are said to come as a part of the EU's Connect Europe Facility's (CEF's) multi-annual Motorways of the Seas programme.

Shell Starts UK LNG Bunker Supply Operation

Shell will be supplying LNG bunkering to SABIC-chartered vessels in Teesport, UK, via a temporary LNG bunkering facility.

New London Cruise Terminal Receives Approval

Plans for the London City Cruise Port, set to be located in Greenwich, London, have been approved by the local planning authority.

Lukoil Supplying Bunkers for Seaport Project

Sabetta seaport will be used to transport LNG from the $27 billion Yamal LNG plant, which is also under construction.

Lithuanian Shipping Company Initiates Bankruptcy Proceedings - Then Withdraws Them

Lithuania's Prime Minister said Friday that LSC will receive a €30 million loan from SEB bank, allowing LSC bankruptcy proceedings to be terminated.

Another Russian Port Posts Improved Bunker Sales

Yeysk port, based in Krasnodar Territory on the Azov Sea, says H1 says were up almost 21%.

South East Bunkers Expands to France

The new French office will be headed by Eric Ninauve.

Rotterdam Reports "Extremely Significant" 50% Increase in Fuel Oil Throughput

Additional factors are credited for a 6.8 percent increase in total throughout for the port.

INTERTANKO "Protests in the Strongest Possible Way" to Nigeria Tanker Ban

Intertanko says that NNPC's ban on 113 oil tankers should be lifted immediately as "no evidence or grounds" have been provided for the action.

Citracks Partners with Singapore's Ascenz to Launch Bunker Monitoring System for Nigerian Market

The system is said to enable ship owners and operators to reduce fuel consumption and boost efficiency.

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