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ExxonMobil: Over 1M mt of Bunkers Delivered in Singapore Using MPA Approved Mass Flow Meters

"Fuel quantity shortages continue to be an on-going issue facing customers," the company says.

ECA Costs Reduce Cruise Visits in Halifax

Carnival Cruise Line paying fewer visits, with smaller ships, due to low-sulfur fuel requirements.

Insurers Mull Arctic Shipping Routes

Lack of historical data, concerns about oil spills make calculations difficult.

Return of Russian Nuclear Cargo Ship Planned

The container vessel was designed to serve Arctic ports through the winter.

Gibraltar Dispute "Not Concluded"

Spain "reserves all the options that are at its disposal" to address the conflict, official says.

Fuel Costs, Fees Could Hurt New Zealand Cruise Industry

Growing cruise ships sizes will also demand new investment from the nation.

WTI Tumbles as Traders Sell Off Their September Crude Positions

Bunker prices continued to be soft in the primary ports.

Ambiguous Future for LNG?

While the use of LNG has become a trend, many challenges lie ahead before the practice becomes a common one.

Tricks of the Bunker Trade: Identifying Cappuccino Bunkers [Pictures]

Tricks of the Bunker Trade: Identifying Cappuccino Bunkers [Pictures]

Further images to help with the identification of Cappuccino Bunkers.

Improved Bunker Efficiency Helps Maersk Line to Higher Profit

Group-wide, Maersk raised its outlook to about $4.5 billion for 2014, up from a previous forecast of $4 billion.

Spill Reported During Bunkering in New Zealand

Coupling connection failure blamed for incident at the Port of Tauranga.

Call to Curb Cruise Emissions in Australia

"If this was a factory it would be shut down, but this is an unregulated industry."

Wärtsilä Supplying Control System for U.S. LNG Bunker Station

The Harvey Gulf facility will allow bunkering to be handled from inside PSV control rooms.

Singapore Sees Spike in Bunker Fuel Sulfur Level Above 3.5% Global Limit

Data from VPS shows from April to July 2014 almost 14 percent of samples it tested in Singapore were over the 3.5% global sulfur limit.

A New Week, a New 14 Month Low for Oil Prices

Bunker prices were lower in the primary ports, with the exception being Panama.

Rolls-Royce Marine: Fuel Choices Growing More Complex

Regions, operating patterns, and local pricing now affect decisions on bunkers, says Rolls-Royce exec.

Arctic: US Urged to Lead HFO Ban

Green group Pacific Environment says black carbon and risks of spills are a big threat.

VPS: Enforcement "Key Area" for European ECA Rules

VPS says some ports are using much more robust testing methods than others.

Brightoil Plans New Upstream Acquisition

After a $1.05B deal, the company is continuing its push into oil and gas production in China.

US Steps Up ECA Enforcement: Vessels Boarded, Flyovers Considered

"The commercial and legal consequences of a failure to comply with the ECA's fuel oil sulphur limits ... are potentially severe," says UK P&I Club.

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