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N. American ECA Causes Significant Bunkering Downturn at UK Port

The UK port of Falmouth is seeing fewer ships take on low-sulfur fuel for use in the European ECA since more are carrying it already.

GL Plans Zero-Emission Ferries for Baltic

The ferries, designed for European transportation company Scandlines, could be implemented within five years.

Vopak Secures $1 billion in Private Placement Programme

Firm attracts 10 new investors, proceeds will be made available towards the end of the year.

Russia Holds EEDI, SEEMP Seminar

Presentations also covered current Russian law on energy saving and increasing energy efficiency.

UK's RFA to Use GE Electric Propulsion

GE Power Conversion says the electric drive trains are suited to the RFA because of the fuel savings and flexibility they permit.

BP to Sell Stake in Russian Joint Venture, Get Rosneft Stock

The deal will make Rosneft the world's largest publicly traded oil group with half Russia's energy sector.

First Damen Hybrid Tug Launched

Buyer Iskes Towage & Salvage said the hybrid vessel makes sense in ports like Amsterdam where concern about emissions is high.

Dan-Bunkering Copenhagen Appoints New Bunker Trader

Gamal Saaid's appointment as Bunker Trader was effective September 15, 2012.

OW Bunker to Acquire 100% of Bergen Bunkers

Bergen Bunkers will retain its existing brand name and operate as an integrated and wholly owned subsidiary of OW Bunker.

Sanctions Could Bankrupt IRISL

Managing director of IRISL says European sanctions, cyber attack, and insurance challenges have hurt the company.

New Ships To Drop Fuel Use Almost 20%

Owner Erik Thun says two ships it has ordered will use 19.4 percent less fuel thanks to optimised hull shapes.

EC Calls for Limits on Food-Based Biofuels

New rules would force industry to develop more sustainable "second-generation" biofuels, EU governing body says.

RN-Bunker Completes Quality Management Process

Lloyd's Register FOBAS says efforts to establish an unbroken chain of control over the quality of bunker fuel holds a bright future.

Egyptian Port Strike Stops Cargo Movement

Port owner DP World says the strike has cost it $6.6 million in fines from affected shipping companies.

Alleged Iranian Plot Would Spill Oil in Strait of Hormuz

The plan would force a suspension of sanctions, "punish" hostile Arab countries, Western intelligence forces say.

EU Tightens Iranian Oil, Maritime Sanctions

Sanctions target ship building, and ban transporting or storing Iranian oil or petrochemical products, flagging, and classification services.

Deiulemar Shipping Declares Bankruptcy

Italian dry freight group says "the source of much pride has vanished into thin air and the hopes of a recovery have ceased."

Egypt Plans Multi-Billion-Dollar Development Along Suez

Private investors, foreign governments have pledged to fund industrial and trade centres along canal.

USTC Strengthens Board to Continue Growth

The tasks of the new board include making Bunker Holding into the world's leading bunker company.

VTTI Looks to Double Fujairah Storage

Construction at the facility, which is "excellently placed to serve the major bunker market there," could start in 2014.

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