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US Residual Bunker Sales Fall 12.7% in 2015, Distillate Sales Jump 51%

EIA data shows marine accounted for 4.0 percent of the total U.S. distillate market in 2015, up from 2.6 percent in 2014.

GAC Highlights Bunker Savings from GAC-SMHI Weather Solutions

SMHI's ensemble forecasts are noted to provide as many as 50 estimates on the impact weather could have on both speed and fuel consumption.

UAE Says Non-OPEC Producers Need to Commit to Oil Cuts, Analyst Says Russia Cutting 300,000 Barrels Is a Joke

So far Russia and Oman are the only two non-OPEC producers who have committed to making any output cuts.

"Cat and Mouse" Game Between U.S. And OPEC Commences Now That Honeymoon Over Cutbacks Is Over

Meanwhile, BP kicks of a potential wave of cheap U.S. crude shipped to hungry Asian customers.

Alphaliner: Idle Box Ship Capacity "Stubbornly High"

Data from Alphaliner shows there was 1.504 million TEU of idle capacity within the above 500 TEU container ship fleet as of November 28.

Greek Bulk Carrier to Be Debunkered Following Fire

The bulk carrier Antaios was abandoned 860 nautical miles west off Cape Town after an engine room fire and water ingress over the weekend.

Hapag-Lloyd Names First of Five Newbuilds Expected to Mark "Highest Environmental Standards"

Hapag-Lloyd held a naming ceremony in Hamburg for Valparaíso Express, the first of five fuel-efficient vessels in the company's new 10,500 TEU class.

Port of Hamburg Partners on "Internet of Things" Emissions Monitoring Pilot Project

The project's technical management is noted to have been carried out by Kii in partnership with air quality measuring device producer AQMesh.

Oil Dips Again on OPEC Deal Doubts

Bunker prices were softer in the primary ports.

Bunkering Halted at Gibraltar on High Winds

Gibraltar's Met Office issued a strong wind warning that was expected to extend into Thursday morning, causing moderate to rough sea conditions.

Malik Supply Announces Fredericia Office Relocation

Malik Supply says, effective December 1, the company's office in Fredericia, Denmark has been relocated to a "new and better" location.

Canadian Ferry Operator Hails Bunker Savings From Energy Optimisation Project

The energy optimisation tool, implemented on BC Ferries' Queen of Oak Bay, is also on target to provide a more than 272 tonne reduction in CO2 emissions.

Gard Issues Alert on California's Updated At Berth Emission Regs

From January 1, vessels will be required to use shore power and reduce emissions by 70 percent while at berth at a California port.

Study for T&E Finds Shipping Emission Growth Could Counter European Reduction Efforts

The new study by CE Delft suggests 43 percent fuel savings achieved by land transport will be undone by ships and planes.

ABB's Zero-Emission Ferry Project "Gathering Pace"

Öresund Dry Docks has been selected to construct a shore side charging arm to provide power the two HH Ferries' vessels after their conversion.

Andurand Sees Return to $70 Oil Based on Good Faith from OPEC and Rapidly Diminishing Supply

He also thinks Russia will abide by the cutback deal because it was endorsed by Vladimir Putin.

Tight Supply, Good Demand Expected for Hong Kong in December

The situation is a result of several factors.

More Record Production from Cutback Proponents OPEC and Russia

The Saudis still fighting for market share is another sign that the deal may be on shaky ground.

DNV GL to Host EU MRV Guidance Webinars

The webinar will cover required data systems, monitoring plan development, and emission report verification.

New Study Suggests 2020 Global Sulfur Cap Could Increase CO2 Emissions Attributable to Shipping

"This report brings a whole new way of looking at how we calculate the emissions from shipping," the paper's author Gustav Krantz tells Ship & Bunker.

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