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Half of All Global Bunker Suppliers Will Disappear Due to OW Bunker's Collapse: Bunker Holding

CEO Keld Demant says OW Bunker's exit has eroded trust and pressured smaller players.

Reports: "Good Bunker Fuel Demand" Sees Monjasa Make Rare Suezmax Fuel Oil Fix on Rotterdam-WAF Route

Monjasa has fully fixed a Suezmax, carrying 130,000 mt of fuel oil, on a Rotterdam to Dakar route with a second discharge in to the port of Lome.

Exmar And Fredriksen Combine Assets in New LNG Venture

Exmar will transfer its LNG assets to a newly renamed Fredriksen-controlled company in exchange for a controlling stake.

Fjord Line Planning for General LNG Bunkering as Operations Begin at Denmark's First LNG Terminal

"We wish to expand the terminal so that ... we can also offer bunkering to other ships running on LNG," says Morten Larsen, CEO, Fjord Line.

Industry Insight: Ship & Bunker Talks to OilChart Offshore as the UK-Based Supplier Celebrates its 1st Anniversary

Industry Insight: Ship & Bunker Talks to OilChart Offshore as the UK-Based Supplier Celebrates its 1st Anniversary

"We don't aspire to be the largest operator in the industry, but rather to offer specific, specialist, and targeted solutions," MD Owen Webber tells Ship & Bunker.

A/S Trumf Bunker Joins KPI Bridge Oil Group

A/S Trumf Bunker will change its name to KPI Bridge Oil A/S.

Experts Say Gibraltar LNG Bunkering Concerns from "Sabotaged" LR Report Can Be Solved With Proper Planning

The Gibraltar government has been feuding with its rival opposition party over the safety of LNG bunkering in the country.

LNG Conversion Complete for Bergen Tankers' Vessel

Retrofit for chemical/oil products tanker Bergen Viking for LNG electric propulsion is complete and vessel is now back in service for Statoil in Norway.

Approval for New European LNG Bunkering Terminal

The new facility will reportedly boost Estonia's position in the LNG Baltic Sea market.

Study: More Efficient Shipping Patterns Returning as Pirate Attacks Decline

Study says that declining pirate attacks in the western Indian Ocean means shipping patterns in the region are returning to what they once were.

Anthony Verder Signs Long-Term Charter Agreement with Gasum for LNG Vessel

The new 18,000 cbm "state of the art" vessel will be "fully compliant with the most stringent emission regulations and environmentally friendly in operation".

Proposed Rotterdam Crude Oil Terminal in Doubt

A suggested supply deal which had the possibility of guaranteeing 20 million tons of crude annually to the facility faced opposition in Russia.

Russia Considering Arctic Ban on Foreign-Flagged Ships

The proposed bill is believed to be a response to sanctions.

Triple Hire at Dan-Bunkering Takes Monaco Team to 8

Amandine Ascencao, Louis Beal, and Vasilis Sarmantas have all joined as Bunker Traders.

Nasdaq OMX Welcomes News of Investor Litigation Against OW Bunker

"It is in everyone's interest to find out what's been going on," says Bjørn Sibbern, CEO of Nasdaq OMX.

ATP Seeking Full Compensation of Loss from OW Bunker Collapse

"It is our duty to ATP's members to seek and recover as much as possible of the loss we have suffered," says ATP's Chief Legal Counsel

Odfjell Exits European Short Sea Market

Odfjell has announced the sale of the last three vessels remaining within the company's trade in the European short sea market.

Rosneft Signs Fuel Oil Supply Deal with Egypt

"The cooperation with the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation will enable Rosneft to supply products directly into Egypt," said Rosneft.

German Scientists Create "Nanofur" Coating that Could "Significantly Reduce Marine Fuel Consumption"

The coating has been likened to the high-density hairs that comprise the coating of some ferns and insects.

Mideast Energy Management Looks to Marorka Systems to Reduce Bunker Consumption on 26 VLCCs

Over the past six months Mideast has conducted a pilot program of the systems on four of its vessels.

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