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LNG Bunkers as a Solution for Addressing Shipping's GHGs is a Myth: Ian Adams

While burning LNG bunkers will reduce SOx and NOx emissions, the former IBIA CEO says they could be worse for the environment than burning HFO.

Corvus Energy and BAE Systems to Provide Propulsion and ESS to Hybrid Tall Ship

Following an order from the Educational Tall Ship Program, Corvus says this will be the third hybrid vessel project collaboration with BAE.

Crowley Becomes Newest Clean Cargo Working Group Member

Clean Cargo Working Group is a business-to-business initiative aimed at reducing environmental impacts of global shipping.

Cockett Group Announces Regional Commercial Heads, New Global Head for Lubricants

Caroline Huot, who most recently was Managing Director at Unimarine, has been named as Global Head - Lubricants.

Low Bunker Prices Help Royal Caribbean to Better Than Expected Q3 Results

The company reported an adjusted net income of $690.9 million for 2016's Q3, compared to $628.1 million during the same period of 2015.

Wärtsilä Says it is "Well Positioned" to Help Shipowners Comply with 2020 0.5% Sulfur Cap

Wärtsilä says its offering of dual-fuel marine engines and EGC systems means that the company is ready to assist shipowners ensure compliance.

IMO Adopts Mandatory Fuel Consumption Data Collection System

Ships above 5,000 gross tonnage will be required to collect and report data to an IMO database, effective at the start of 2019.

Crude Down After Shut Pipeline Prompts Early Gains

Bunker prices were firm to start but retreated by days end.

Big Data Fuel Monitoring Platform Launched by We4Sea

The Big Data Fuel Monitoring platform is said to be intended to reduce bunker costs and reduce ship emissions.

SEA\LNG Expects Increased Investment in LNG Following MEPC 70's 2020 Decision

The coalition says there is now "new impetus" to solve structural and commercial obstacles slowing widespread adoption of LNG as marine fuel.

OPEC And Non Members End Weekend Meeting With Sole Resolution Being To Keep Talking

Meanwhile sources say Russian oil firms will gather before next month's OPEC meeting to discuss possible output curbs.

ECSA Joins Call for "Level Playing Field" in Enforcement of Global 0.5% Sulfur Cap on Bunkers

The call comes off the heels of news that MEPC 70 agreed that a global 0.5 percent cap on sulfur content in marine fuel should be implemented from 2020.

Oil Falls to 1-Month Low as Signs of Another Slump Build

One analyst thinks oil will test $40 if the OPEC cutback deal falls through.

SSI "Cautiously Optimistic" Following MEPC 70

Despite the 2018 date for initial commitments to a CO2 reduction Road Map, SSI says that it is "critical" that required work be completed ahead of MEPC 71.

Scandlines Christens Second of Two Hybrid Ferry Newbuilds

The M/V Copenhagen is set to enter service later this year on the Rostock-Gedser route, joining its sister vessel, the MV Berlin.

LUKOIL Obtains ISO 14001 Certification at Lubricant Plants

In addition to ISO 14001, the LUKOIL lubricant plants have also obtained OHSAS 18001 certification.

ICS Welcomes IMO Decision to Develop CO2 Reduction Road Map for Shipping

MEPC 70 agreed to develop the Road Map for addressing CO2 emissions, with initial CO2 reduction commitments to be agreed to by 2018.

Japanese Carrier Trio K Line, MOL, and NYK Announce Consolidation Plan

The companies say markets have been hit with a decline in the container growth rate and a rapid influx of newly built vessels.

Arkas Bunkering Awarded Golden Anchor for "Best Bunkering Company"

The award was received by Ufuk Erinc, General Manager of Arkas Bunkering and Trading S.A.

U.S. Fishing Vessel Operator Fined $1.6 Million Related to Oily Waste Dumping

Pacific Breeze Fisheries has been convicted and sentenced for discharging oil into South Pacific waters off American Samoa and for maintaining false records.

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