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Russian Fuel Oil Exports Drop by 15.6 Percent in January

Low prices cause increased demand domestically.

MOL Restructures Dry Bulk Business

MOL says that it will establish a Dry Bulker Business Unit and an Energy Transport Business Unit, effective April 1, 2016.

Few Changes Seen in Shanghai Market Ahead of April 1 ECA Implementation, Say Bunker Traders

One trader has said that there is "no big issue" as "there is ample time to prepare ahead of the April 1 implementation."

Low Spot Avails at St Petersburg Pushes Up Bunker Prices

Reports suggest that the shortage is likely to last for another week.

Western Bulk Chartering Sale Challenged by Bulk Invest Creditors

Bulk Invest says the allegations behind the legal injunction are "completely unfounded."

Rotterdam Sees First Uptick in Vessel Arrivals in 9 Years

The increase in the number of vessels arriving at the port, is said to be the first such increase seen at Rotterdam since 2007.

Vopak Revenues Up On Higher Average Occupancy Rate

But the world's largest independent storage tank operator reports a loss after tax related to the divestment of US terminals.

Contract Awarded for Lithuanian LNG Bunker Station

Chart Ferox and PPS win contract for LNG reloading station at Port of Klaipeda.

Hapag-Lloyd Operating Profits in Line with Expectations, Buoyed by Lower Bunker Expense

The Germany-based carrier says its average bunker consumption price fell to $312 per tonne in 2015, compared to $575 per tonne in 2014.

Dry Bulk Mega-Merger Binge on the Way?

A brutal 2015 may have set the stage for a coming wave of acquisitions, mergers and tie-ups.

Peruvian Dry Bulk Player to Succumb to Bankruptcy Amid Vessel Arrest

The vessel's cargo, which is said to consist of 4 tonnes of illegally harvested Amazonian timber, was prevented from entering the U.S. last month.

Moving Away from HFO Key to Achieving Sustainable Shipping, Says SSI

The Sustainable Shipping Initiative's Vision for 2040 is to transform shipping's reliance on heavy fuel oil to a diverse mix of low carbon energy sources.

Too Many "Black Holes" in LNG Bunker Port Map For Widespread Adoption

These "black holes" are still so large as to prevent an LNG powered ocean going fleet from being "viable", says Singapore-based TRI-ZEN.

Iran's 1.2 Million MT February Fuel Oil Exports to be Split Between Singapore and Fujairah

Iran fuel exports are ramping up, putting downward pressure on prices according to report.

OPEC: Output Freeze Will Push Prices Over $50/bbl

Qatar's energy minister says the proposed freeze will gain support because it's in everyone's best interests.

Oil Prices Won't Begin Recovering until late 2017: Mexico

Meanwhile, the country will participate in a March discussion about the proposed output freeze.

IMO Committee Agrees to Amendments for Draft Bunker Delivery Note

The changes relate to the supply of fuel to vessels fitted with alternative mechanisms for addressing sulfur emissions requirements, such as scrubbers.

Bangladeshi Government Mulling Fuel Oil Price Review

Energy Minister Nasrul Hamid says the government is considering a review of the country's oil prices, which have been kept high despite falling global prices.

LR: Singapore, Hong Kong Mass Flow Meters Level the Playing Field for Bunkering

Douglas Raitt from LR says mass flow metering systems have provided support in Singapore and Hong Kong to ensure fairness and accuracy.

Gazpromneft Reports 22% Increase in Black Sea Bunker Sales

The marine bunker division of the Russian energy company sold 795,000 tonnes.

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