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Daily Bunker Price Report, Monday Feb 18, 2013

Ship & Bunker data showed global bunker prices were generally lower on Monday.

Emma Maersk: Immediate Repairs Complete

But Maersk Line say it will be "several months" before she is back in service.

WWH Profits Up 48% in 2012

The company said it benefited from strong shipping performance in the first half, but the market dropped in recent months.

Rolls Royce Marine Orders Rise 44%

UK nuclear submarines, Brazil oil, and gas helped boost its performance for the year.

New Monitoring Tool to Detect Sulfur Level in Fuel

The new system can detect levels of sulfur, cat fines, and other materials in fuel and oil.

Shale Oil May Boost Global Economy by $2.7 trillion

The newly available oil could have an economic impact equal to adding a UK-size economy to the world.

Fuel-Saving Two-Stroke Gas Engines for New Teekay Vessels

"These engines place us at the forefront of technology in the marketplace," says Teekay manager.

International Bunkering Welcomes Two New Traders

Andreas Johansen joins the team in Dubai, Maureen Leong joins the team in Singapore.

Ballast Water System is a "Good Solution" for Retrofits

A.P. Moller-Maersk tested the non-chemical system on two ships and says it is space-efficient and quick to install.

NYK Line Receives Environmental Recognition

The company is using new technology and optimising ship movements to reduce fuel use.

Japan Signs Oil Deal with Saudi Arabia

As domestic demand grows in the Middle Eastern nation, Japan is securing supply in case of emergency.

DNV: Capture of up to 65% of CO2 "Technically Feasible"

The new technology uses chemical absorption to separate CO2 from flue gasses.

Bunker Prices Set to Rise in 2013

McQuilling Services LLC predicts bunker prices will hit $760 per metric tonne by 2017.

New Biofuel Pretreatment System Launched

Alfa Laval said the prefabricated units give producers flexibility in feedstock choice, reducing costs.

NAT Continues Losses, Predicts Improvements

Nordic American Tankers says its fleet condition and ability to invest in vessels positions it well for a recovering market.

Drewry: 2013 a Tough Year for Tanker Owners

Market continues to struggle under the pressure of overcapacity.

Maersk Line Adjusts Bows for Slow Steaming

Retrofitting bulbous bows saves 8 percent on fuel, makes idle ships useable, the company says.

Maersk Line Chief Commercial Officer to Step Down

Lucas Vos, will leave his position on May 1, 2013

LNG Shipping Rates To Fall

Falling winter demand will hurt the market, despite increasing price differences between Europe and Asia.

Increase for VLCC Rates

The improvement comes despite continuing high supply of tonnage.

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