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Unmanned Vessels "Are Already a Reality"

James Fanshawe, chair of the UK's Maritime Autonomous Systems regulatory working group, says that autonomous ships are already here.

Wärtsilä, Boskalis and GoodFuels Marine Launch Marine Biofuels Program

The three companies are aiming to create a sustainable biofuel that is scalable.

Marshall Islands Says IMO's Climate Position is a Danger to the Planet, Shipping, and World Trade

Foreign Minister Tony de Brum criticised the IMO for misunderstanding or even misusing the evidence around shipping and GHG emissions.

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2015 Week 40

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2015 Week 40

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue.com's demolition sales from October 1 - 7, 2015.

Crude Futures Soften Mid Week

Bunkers were mostly steady today in the primary ports as suppliers and purchasers are waiting for the dust to settle.

China Classification Society Rule Change "Favours Water-Based Lubes"

Thordon Bearings says that the classification society's new rules reduce shaft withdrawal frequency to every 15 years, from every 5 years.

d'Amico International Shipping Launches Two New Eco-Ships

Company says the addition of the two vessels, worth more than $62 million, bring the company's fleet to over 50.

Pacific Basin Warns of More Financial Distress for Dry Bulk Players

Pacific Basin says that it expects more companies in the dry bulk industry to fall victim "financial distress."

Brent Jumps 5% to Break $50.00 Ceiling

WTI contracts for November delivery firmed to 3 month highs settling up nearly 5% at $48.53 per barrel.

Asia VLCC Rates Reach Five-And-A-Half Year High At $100,000 Per Day

The trend was also mimicked in the West African market.

Four Hundred Rolls Royce Marine Staff To Be Laid Off By End of 2016

The low price of oil and subsequent fall in orders are blamed for the layoffs.

Environment Groups Say Draft Climate Deal Exempts Shipping From Emission Cuts

The groups decried the lack of plan in place to address emissions reduction in the sector.

Moore Stephens: Shipping Industry Costs Continue to Fall

Moore Stephens says results showed "ship owners and operators continued to manage costs sensibly and to watch their cash carefully in 2014."

Environmental Group Lambasts IMO For Lack of Environmental Leadership

The Clean Shipping Coalition accused the IMO of exaggerating the success of its emission-reduction efforts.

Soyuz Bunkering Winding Down Operations

Sources say SBG Europe has stopped selling product, while the remaining staff at SBG Singapore have had their contracts terminated.

Firm Start to the Week for Crude Futures

Bunkers were firm today in the primary ports.

ExxonMobil, University Partner on $1 Million Algae-Based Fuels Project

The research project is intended "to progress the fundamental science" needed to develop effective algae-based fuels for uses including bunkers.

Odfjell Targets 20 Percent Reduction in Bunker Consumption with New Technology

Nineteen vessels in total will undergo upgrading by the end of 2017.

IBIA Chairman Accuses IMO of Under-Regulating Bunker Quality

Jens Maul Jørgensen said that the IMO had focused its environmental regulations too much on shipowners and operators.

Bunkers International Staff Join Integr8

Eileen Speer, who was working for Bunkers International from the UK, is now offering brokerage services as Five Star Marine Fuels.

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