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Baltic Dry Index Makes First Positive Move in 2016

The Baltic Dry Index rose 1 point to reach 291 on Friday, the index's first upward movement so far in the 2016 year.

K-Line Launches Eco-Ship Featuring Solar Power Technology

Solar Frontier says its CIS solar panels have been installed on a vessel owned by K Line, said to be the newest environmentally friendly transport ship.

Cryonorm Completes LNG Fueling Station for Barges and Trucks

The station is said to have been built for Royal Rotra near the company's new container terminal in Doesburg, Netherlands.

Dry Bulk Vessel Owners Eye Operator Pools for Relief

But some critics say the market is too fractured for pools to do any good.

Fine Art and Bunkering? Prepare to be Impressed With These Stunning Vessel Images

The close up, waterline perspective of vessels that suppliers experience on a regular basis has been the catalyst for a series of impressive works of art.

Brent Closes Just Above $30/bbl

Bunkers were soft today in the primary ports and we urge buyers to take advantage of the current market.

Representatives from Dan Bunkering, Port of Gibraltar, Energy Petrol Join IBIA Board

The appointments were announced at the Association's 23th annual dinner.

Dry Bulk Bankruptcy Wave Approaching, Warns Precious Shipping CEO, as BDI Falls to 290

Khalid Hashim, CEO of PSL, has issued a warning that a wave of bankruptcies in dry bulk shipping could be seen as banks roll back loan policies.

Goldman Sachs: No Surprise if Oil Drops into the Teens

"The most striking feature of this market, relative to past cycles, is the lack of a supply response," says head of commodities research Jeff Currie.

Drones to Monitor Vessel Emissions in the Bosphorus Strait

Turkey is joining a growing number of nations in the use of technology to ensure maritime regulatory compliance.

IMO Tonnage Verification for BWM Convention Confirms More Ratifications Needed

The IMO says a tonnage verification process has been completed, providing official confirmation that the required tonnage criteria still not been met.

Demand for Fuel Monitoring Systems Unaffected by Low Oil Price, Says Royston

Royston says the increased demand has been spurred by international oil companies' growing insistence that fuel monitoring systems be fitted on OCVs.

Wärtsilä Engines Powering Japanese Shipping Industry Into the "Gas Age"

Finnish power plant manufacturer currently building 61 engines for Japanese gas-powered ships.

IEA: OPEC Turning Up The Taps in 2016 Despite Demand Reduction

The agency repeats an earlier prediction that global demand will be scaled back to 1.2 million bpd this year.

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2016 Week 6

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2016 Week 6

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue.com's demolition sales from February 4 – February 10, 2016.

Mercator Sells Singapore-Based Dry Bulk Carrier Subsidiary for Three Dollars

Three buyers, unrelated to Mercator, each paid SGD 1 ($0.72) under the deal.

Crude Futures End the Day Mixed After Heavy Volatility

Bunker prices were swinging in both directions in the primary ports, but overall the markets were still silent due to the closures in the Far East.

Hempel Antifouling Coating Delivers Fuel Savings for Lemissoler

Hempel's Dynamic antifouling product is said to have provided Lemissoler Navigation with "significant" fuel savings on four newbuild bulk carriers.

Paris Climate Target "Impossible" Without Shipping Emissions Reductions, Say NGOs

Seas At Risk and T&E say the global warming limit agreed to during COP 21 won't be met without IMO and EU shipping emission reduction measures.

Vitol CEO: Crude Prices in a $40 to $60/bbl Band for Next Decade

Ian Taylor adds that he believes prices will rebound in the second half of 2016, reaching $45 to $50 per barrel.

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