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Carnival to See Shore Power Expanded in Long Beach Terminal Deal

Carnival Cruise Line has signed an agreement with the Urban Commons and the City of Long Beach to expand the Long Beach Cruise Terminal facility.

Appetite for Risky Oil Deals is Increasing, Summit Hears

This despite some of the world's leading trading houses being owed almost $1 billion from quashed projects.

Crude Starts the Week Soft

Bunker prices were somewhat soft in the primary ports.

SOPREMA Acquires 3% Stake in Ecoslops

The news comes as part of an announcement that Michel Pingeot, Board Chairman, will stand down from his role, effective November 15, 2016.

ONR Sponsors Antifouling Research to Support U.S. Navy Bunker Savings

The project is said to be specifically aimed at examining how to keep hydrogel coatings soft, wet, and securely fastened to metal hulls.

South Korean Bunker Operations Return to Normal Following Week-Long Strike

Negotiations with refiners led barge owners to accept a 10 to 20 percent fee increase - short of the 40 to 100 percent increase originally proposed.

GAC Extends Global Husbandry Centre to 24/7 Operations, Including Bunker Supply Services

GAC says the move comes "in response to the growing demand from its shipping principals."

Lindsay Blee Partners with Colombian-Based Bunker Player

Lindsay Blee has signed an agreement that will see the international bunker broker market, sell, and distribute bunkers on behalf of C.I. Petrobunkers.

Bunker Jobs: Integr8 Fuels Seeking Trader/Broker

The position is based in Hamburg.

VTTI Sees Increased Demand for Distillate Storage in SE Asia

As a result, VTTI is looking for opportunities to expand its storage capacity in the region.

Rickmers Maritime Warns of Winding Up Risk at Key Vote on Restructuring Plan

If the restructuring proposal is rejected, the winding up of the Trust will be proposed.

Regional Approach to CO2 Emissions Regs Would Not be Sustainable for Shipping, Says Shipowners

Both ECSA and DSA have welcomed a decision rejecting proposals that sought to include shipping in the regional CO2 emission's trading scheme of the EU.

DYNAMARINe's EMP Approved for Use Under EU MRV Requirements

DYNAMARINe's EMP has been certified as MRV-ready and in compliance with the EU MRV IT requirements.

Caterpillar to Supply LNG Propulsion to Four Carnival Newbuilds

Caterpillar will supply dual fuel MaK 16 M 46 DF engines to the first four LNG-powered vessels being built for Carnival by Meyer Werft.

Wärtsilä to Provide Propulsion to First LNG-Powered Passenger Ferry in the Mediterranean

The eco-efficient "smartship" is being built for Spain's Baleària, and is set to enter service in 2019.

Jotun and DNV GL Host Seminar Series on ISO 19030 for Vessel Efficiency

The forthcoming regulation will sets standards and methods for measuring hull and propeller performance.

Bunker Spill Off Canadian West Coast After Tug and Fuel Barge Run Aground

While the fuel barge is noted to have been empty at the time of the grounding, the tug is said to have left Alaska with about 50,000 gallons of diesel.

Analysts Clash over OPEC As "A Dying Organization" or a Force That Will Propel Prices into the $70s

One analyst thinks U.S. shale producers are increasingly calling the shots.

Clean Up Underway After Bunker Spill Near Port Isabel

A towing vessel is said to have struck a dock at mile marker 667 of the Intracoastal Waterway spilling 20,000 gallons of low sulfur diesel into the water.

Savannah Bunkering Resumes as USCG Reopens Port

USCG cleared the port of Savannah, Georgia Wednesday with some restrictions.

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