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Baltic Dry Index Breaks 1000 for the First Time in Over a Year

The Baltic Dry Index rose 71 points Friday to reach 1045, the highest it has been since August 2015.

Societe Generale and EIB Sign €150 Million Agreement for Greener Maritime Sector

The agreement is said to support shipbuilding projects that promote sustainable transport and environmental protection.

Port State Control Authorities to Focus Inspections on Vessel Sulfur Reg Compliance

PSC authorities, signatory to the Paris MoU and the Tokyo MoU, have agreed to conduct the new Concentrated Inspection Campaign in 2018.

Norwegian's Bunker Expense Declines Almost 3% Year on Year for 3Q 2016

Bunker spending for 3Q 2016 was $86.250 million, compared to $88.829 during the same period of 2015.

Crude Soft, OPEC Output at Record High

Bunker prices were softer in the primary ports.

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2016 Week 44

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2016 Week 44

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue.com's demolition sales from November 3 – November 9, 2016.

A Lack of Compliant Bunkers Could Lead to Widespread Noncompliance Post 2020, But Not Necessarily Fines

Nonavailability clauses could leave operators able to burn otherwise noncompliant fuel.

Lower Bunker Prices, Consumption Push Finnlines to Record Results

During the January-September 2016 period, Finnlines achieved a result of €60.9 million - an approximately €20 million year on year improvement.

Crude Up After Early Loses

Bunker prices were soft to start but firmed throughout the day.

SEA-Vista Takes Delivery of Newest Eco-Friendly LNG-Ready Tanker

General Dynamics NASSCO says the sixth in a series of eight eco-friendly tankers was delivered to SEA-Vista in San Diego on Tuesday.

OPEC Downgrades Oil Price Forecast, Says Demand Could Peak Within 15 Years

OPEC makes the prediction despite conventional automobiles set to double globally in 20 years

Some Major Bunker Markets Do Not Have Refining Capacity to Offer Enough Compliant Fuel Come 2020: IBIA

Those affected will have to rely on imports to maintain or grow volume, suggests IBIA.

Crude Mostly Flat as Americans Head to the Polls

Bunker prices were stable in the primary ports.

IMO CO2 Road Map Will Go Much Further Than the Paris Agreement: ICS

ICS says it believes that the IMO Road Map will provide further momentum to shipping's already "substantial" CO2 reductions.

BP Pegs Oil at $55 a Barrel in 2017

Bob Dudley also reiterates his claim that the market is in balance "right now."

BIMCO: Container Ship Demolition Reaches All-Time High, Exceeds 500,000 TEU

BIMCO says the results have provided "a positive surprise" for a struggling container industry.

Mass Flow Meters Are Not a Magic Box to Solve the Bunker Industry's Problems: Muhtaroglu

"I know some very unreliable companies with inappropriate history who are trying to recover their bad reputation by using MFMs," the Energy Petrol CEO tells Ship & Bunker.

Gibraltar Shipping: An Interview With IBIA's Peter Hall

Gibraltar Shipping: An Interview With IBIA's Peter Hall

Peter has over 40 years' experience in the marine industry and is an accomplished marine executive.

Weather Conditions Impede Bunker Operations at Istanbul and Novorossiysk: Market Sources

Delays at Istanbul due to weather are expected to be possible until November 10.

Corvus' Bunker-Saving Orca ESS Selected for Hybrid Cargo Vessel

Corvus says a 1,000kWh Orca ESS will provide the vessel with all required energy during harbor operations in order to achieve zero emissions.

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