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Siemens to Supply Propulsion Systems for Two Electric Ferries

The battery-powered ferries are set to be operated by Fjord1 on the Anda-Lote route on Norway's west coast.

Understanding Bunker Fraud: How Can a Physical Supplier Collude with an Owner/Ship Manager to Defraud a Charter?

Understanding Bunker Fraud: How Can a Physical Supplier Collude with an Owner/Ship Manager to Defraud a Charter?

"This could go on for some time if the charterer's voyage performance calculations are not being done," Adrian Tolson tells Ship & Bunker.

Crude Makes Modest Gains Following Yesterday's OPEC News

Bunker prices were firm again today.

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2016 Week 38

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2016 Week 38

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue.com's demolition sales from September 22 - September 28, 2016.

Another US Court Ruling Finds a Physical Bunker Supplier is Not Entitled to a Maritime Lien

Once again the physical supplier was found to have not met the criteria for a Maritime Lien under CIMLA.

UK Shipping Firm Eyes Cost Savings with Scrubber Retrofit

The system is expected to save the 13,000 DWT chemical tanker Westminster $2,700 per day in fuel costs when operating in an ECA.

Arctia Takes Delivery of World's First LNG Icebreaker

The hybrid vessel, Polaris, is capable of using on both LNG and low sulphur diesel oil as fuel.

GOIL Appoints New COO, Alex Josiah Adzew

Adzew previously served as Fuel Marketing Manager at GOIL.

Glander International Bunkering Announces Merger with Scandinavian Bunkering

Scandinavian Bunkering will be re-named Glander International Bunkering (Norway) AS.

Former Singapore Top 20 Physical Supplier Searights Placed into Receivership: Sources

KPMG has been appointed as receiver of Searights' assets, say sources.

Hybrid Power: Norwegian Maritime Authority Approves Corvus and PBES Marine Energy Storage Systems

The announcements come following both companies' systems passing thermal runaway propagation testing.

Damen Prepares to Launch Latest Bunker Saving Vessel

The vessel is said to achieve its fuel efficiency with the help of a slender hull, less weight than a traditional aluminum vessel, and low resistance.

OPEC Agrees to Cut Oil Production, but Some Members Will Still Produce "at Maximum Levels that Make Sense"

"This was unexpected for sure ... no one that I know of saw it coming," says energy broker and commodities specialist for ICAP.

Eniram Launches New Fleet Performance Monitoring Service

SkyLight is said to offer a "vastly improved" and more accurate solution compared to manual performance reporting with AIS.

San Francisco Bunker Market Could See Tighter Avails on Refinery Outage, Say Sources

Sources add the outage, which began Tuesday, has been estimated to last 45 days.

Bunkering at Mumbai Outer Port Limits to Resume at End October, Beginning of November

A Mumbai Port Trust official says OPL bunkering at the port is expected to resume and continue through to the middle of May 2017.

Cockett Group Announces Series of New Hires for Commercial Team

The hires, said to be part of an effort to optimise the company's commerical teams, include the introduction of a new supply manager in Singapore.

Iran And Saudis: No Freeze Deal In Algeria, Here's Hoping For Better Luck in Vienna

Algeria is now viewed as a `prep' for the formal OPEC summit in November.

Goldman Sachs Slashes Q4 Oil Price Forecast From $50 To $43/bbl

The bank expects a global surplus of 400,000 bpd in Q4 instead of its previous forecast of 300,000 bpd.

Bunker Tanker Collides with Bridge Construction in South Korea

The vessel is reported to have been heading to Gunsang from Yeosu with a cargo of bunker fuel before a blackout led to the collision.

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