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Low Box Rates, New Alliances Tempers Carrier Shift to U.S. East Coast: Drewry

Drewry says any further shift in the cargo from the North American West Coast to the North American East Coast will be gradual.

Pundits Conflicted On Whether Brexit Is A Blessing Or Curse To North Sea Oil Operators

One faction cites increased decommissioning as a fallout while the other says the weak Pound is making operations more affordable.

Petro Inspect Expands with New Office in Hong Kong

Mr. Stanley Kwok Junde has been appointed as Director Operations of Hong Kong / China region.

Three Shipping Companies Eye Bunker-Savings from DNV GL's E-Learning Solution

DNV GL says three Offen Group subsidiaries will utilise DNV GL's e-learning course "Energy Efficiency on Board."

Fuel-Saving Vessel Design Unveiled for New York's Future City-Wide Ferry Network

The ferries will feature low wash, high fuel efficiency, and low emissions, says vessel designer Incat Crowther.

Crude Benchmarks Soft for a Second Day

Bunker prices were somewhat softer in the primary ports.

Two New Hurtigruten Vessels to Feature Rolls-Royce Bunker-Saving Bow

Rolls-Royce has signed a £25 million contract with Kleven for design and equipment on two polar cruise vessels being built for Hurtigruten.

WWL Welcomes High-Efficiency Neo-Panamax to Fleet

The vessel is also noted to be fitted with an exhaust gas scrubber for compliance with ECA requirements.

CMA CGM Closes Voluntary General Offer for Singapore's NOL, Moves to Acquire Remaining 2.17%

CMA CGM has confirmed it now owns approximately 97.83 percent of NOL's share capital, representing 2,547,264,348 shares.

Japan Bonded Bunker Sales Grew Nearly 11% in May

Japan sold 1.418 million barrels of bonded bunker fuel in May, up 10.7 percent from the previous month.

Bangladesh Issues Tender for 160,000 Tonnes of Fuel Oil

The move is said to be part of efforts to buy at cheaper rates, reducing direct-term deals.

Iran Reportedly Trading With China's Teapots; Also Will Announce Companies Eligible To Develop Its Oil Fields

Meanwhile, former Iran governor for OPEC thinks his republic can still increase oil exports.

0.50% Global Sulfur Cap Could See Singapore, Other Major Bunker Ports Take an Even Bigger Share of the Global Bunker Market: Tolson

"Growth 2020 beyond will be product availability driven," Tolson tells Ship & Bunker.

India The New Catalyst For Oil Demand, Libya The "Wild Card": RBC

India recently posted a four million bpd consumption rate.

Canada's First Dual Fuel Vessel Set for Operations on the Great Lakes This Fall

The vessel is said to be capable of burning LNG, heavy fuel oil, or marine diesel oil.

Oil Prices Off to a Sluggish Start

Bunker prices were softer in the primary ports.

TBC: No Delay or Interruption for Bunker Supplies in Istanbul Following Coup Attempt

A local physical player tells Ship & Bunker it supplied several of its customers' vessels over the weekend without issue.

Hapag-Lloyd and UASC Finalise Merger Agreement

The new Hapag-Lloyd is expected to rank among the world's five largest container shipping lines once the merger is completed by late 2016.

Tanker Manager, Owner Charged in U.S. in Relation to Oily Waste Dumping

Three officers have also been charged with aiding and abetting the failure to maintain accurate records, falsification of federal records, and conspiracy.

Voting Open for Inaugural Wind Propulsion Innovation Awards 2016

Gavin Allwright, IWSA Secretary says the nominations are a testament to the growth of interest in wind propulsion solutions across the industry.

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