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A Bright Future With $100 Oil Lies Ahead for Canada's Offshore Industry: Analyst

All deep water prospects off Newfoundland's coast will be developed, Rystad's vice president says.

ECSA Says Ship Emissions Rules Must be Global, Warns on Dangers of EU Only System

The focus now should be on aligning the European MRV Regulation with the IMO's own data collection system, says ECSA President Niels Smedegaard.

OPEC Revenues at 10-Year Low, Posts First Collective Deficit Since 1998

Crude and refined fuel sales revenues dropped $438 billion in 2015.

OCM Continuing to Expand in UK Bunker and Lubricant Markets

"We have a very healthy share of the 1,000ppm gas oil market," OceanConnect Marine's Chief Operating Officer, Ethan Ram, tells Ship & Bunker.

Crude Bearish Ahead of Brexit Referendum

The market is now bracing for tomorrow's Brexit referendum.

Moore Stephens: Shipping Confidence Up Slightly from Record Lows

The latest Shipping Confidence Survey shows a rating of 5.1, recorded on a scale of 1 to 10, up from a record low of 5 reported in March.

USCG Bunker Inspection Program Demonstrates "Generally Satisfactory" ECA Compliance

The voluntary fuel sampling programme is said to have examined 74 samples, nine of which were found to be over the 0.1 percent sulfur content limit.

Venezuela Production Down and Falling, Ally China Too Busy With Own Problems to Lend a Hand

Average daily production for 2016 could plummet to 1.7 million barrels.

Nigeria Defies Production and Export Expectations Amidst Conflicting Ceasefire Reports

Nigeria exported up to 500,0000 bpd more than what OPEC thought it had produced in May.

The End of the Messenger: The Case for Firm Counter/Bunker Pulse

The trading floor maybe quiet but it is now possible to see what is going on without having to learn what someone else is having for dinner.

Grounded "Bulker Brawl" MV Benita Debunkered, Spill Under Control: Reports

The bunker spill occurred Friday off southeast Mauritius after a fight reportedly broke out onboard, leading to the vessels grounding.

U.S. Convicts Two Greek Companies and Engineers in Vessel Pollution Case

The U.S. District Court in Seattle found the parties guilty of 12 felony counts related to the dumping of oily waste at sea from bulk carrier Gallia Graeca.

Canadian Port Mulls U-Turn on Shore Power

"There's new technology that is being made available and I think it is incumbent upon us to consider all options," says GVHA CEO Ian Robertson.

OilChart UK Expands North West Europe Physical Bunker Supply Locations

"The addition of the Tongue anchorage location ... is a logical step in our growth," Managing Director Owen Webber tells Ship & Bunker.

Methanol-Powered Tanker Gets New ClassNK Condition Monitoring System

Installation of ClassNK Consulting Service's condition-based monitoring system on MOL's Taranaki Sun marks the system's first commercial application.

IBIA Asia Announces Singapore Office Relocation

IBIA Asia says the move will double its classroom space, enabling future courses and seminars to be conducted with a larger number of participants.

ABB to Provide Automated Shore Power and Propulsion to World's Largest Electric Ferries

ABB says the solution is expected to lower total emissions across HH Ferries' fleet by more than 50 percent.

RIP Yahoo! Messenger. Now What? The Case for ClearChat by ClearLynx

ClearChat not only archives chats among counterparties, but records all offers made by sellers against the individual order.

Brexit Would Hardly Affect The Oil Market At All: Fesharaki

The FGE chairman says at worst there would be an impact for "only a day or two."

U.S. Producers Galvanized by $50 Oil as Respected Analyst Says Price Will Climb to $80 Next Year

A significant increase in U.S. activity has been reported in recent weeks.

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