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EU Study Highlights NOx Emissions Reduction from Slow Steaming

The report says that slow steaming practices by ships during the economic crisis of 2008 and 2009 resulted in a 12% reduction in their NOx emissions.

Drewry: NOL Acquisition Would Put Maersk, CMA CGM Balance Sheets at Risk

Any deal will be motivated by opportunity rather than logic, but CMA CGM is the better fit, says Drewry

A&P Falmouth Awarded Scrubber Retrofit Contract for Condor Ferries

BELCO scrubbers will help the vessels meet IMO MARPOL emission regulations.

Bunker Tanker Admitted as Evidence in Illegal Bunkering Case

The MT Anuket Emerald was admitted to a Lagos court Friday as evidence in the case.

Gibraltar-based Gibdock Awarded "Breakthrough" Scrubber Project

The project will see the retrofit of five vessels, operated by Norbulk Shipping and owned by Vroon B.V., fitted with exhaust scrubbing technology.

Gridlocked Tankers, Expiration of Floating Storage Charters Could Signal New Influx of Cheap Oil

Suppliers could dump the oil at cheaper prices, adding pressure to the crude market.

The Future of Bunker Prices: Relative to Crude, MGO Will Be More Expensive, HFO Will Be Cheaper

The Future of Bunker Prices: Relative to Crude, MGO Will Be More Expensive, HFO Will Be Cheaper

This is a trend that, in fact, began in earnest last year with the collapse of oil prices.

Crude Futures Start the Week Firm

The current crude production is far out of balance with crude consumption; which is ultimately going to keep pressure on oil prices.

Dry Bulk to "Stay Worse Than We Expected" as BDI Slumps to 8 Month Low

The key index has fallen every day over the last three weeks, and lost 226 points in that time.

EMSA "Embraces" Drones for Maritime Surveillance and Emissions Monitoring

EMSA says it has been working with the European Space Agency on two drone pilot projects for maritime surveillance and SOx emissions monitoring.

J. Lauritzen: Dry Cargo Markets Show No Signs of Recovery for an Extended Period

The Danish shipping company says that its financial results from 2015's third quarter are a reflection of the state of the dry cargo market.

Moody's Warn Maersk on NOL Acquisition

Moody's believes an acquisition could dilute margins for what is one of the few profitable companies in the sector.

Interferry-Led Group Developing Recommendation for Ro-Pax MRV Solution

The group is said to have been formed out of the need of ro-pax operators to have a more "appropriate" metric than is offered by current proposals.

Rotterdam Bunker Prices Fall Under $200 as Global Oil Glut Hits Record 3 Billion Barrels

Global demand growth forecast to slow next year.

Singapore Posts 22% Slide in 500 cSt Sales, But Remains On Track for a Record Year of Overall Bunker Volumes

500 cSt, Singapore's second most popular product, saw its lowest share of the sales since January 2013.

BW Pacific Cancel IPO Due to Poor Market Conditions

The company did not say if it was planning to launch the IPO at a later date, but asserts that it remains in a strong financial position.

Singapore Adds 53 More Ships to its Green Ship Programme

Another 10 maritime companies have also signed the Maritime Singapore Green Pledge.

Georgiopoulos Linked Bulk Carrier Arrested in Singapore

Court documents indicate the action was taken by Deutsche Bank who is claiming $81.2 million.

Cockett Claims $1 Million for Unpaid Bunkers Supplied to Singapore-Owned Vessel

The supplier is the third this month to claim for unpaid bunkers supplied to the Canadian operated vessel.

New Singapore-Based Trading Manager for Dan Bunkering

Grace Ong is said to hold have around 15 years of experience within the shipping and bunker industry.

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