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Singapore Announces Recipients of S$8M in Grants, Other Initiatives as it Prepares for LNG-Bunkering by Mid-2017

Transport Minister Ng Chee Meng says Singapore is preparing for "a future of cleaner marine fuels."

Singapore to Invest S$500,000 to Develop Mass Flow Meters for Distillate Fuel Delivery

The Ministry of Transport also announced paper-base BDNs will be replaced in 2018.

Iran To Reduce Fuel Oil Output, Up Quality at Bandar Abbas

Iran says the sulfur content of the fuel oil will be less than 1 percent.

Despite New Iran Contracts, Analysts Doubt The Country Will Reach 4 Million BPD Output Anytime Soon

While some reports indicate an output of 3.7 million bpd may be norm for the time being, conflicting reports say the country has already hit the 4 million mark.

Augusta Energy Opens New African Physical Bunker Supply Operation

Supply is in Port and offshore on the East Coast of Africa, Mozambique Channel, Madagascar, and Mauritius.

Meech, Tolson to Collaborate on New Global Sulfur Regulations Impact Study

The study is said to be a comprehensive evaluation of the impact of MARPOL Annex VI global sulfur regulations on the shipping industry.

Titan LNG Requests Quotes for Fabrication of LNG Bunkering Pontoon

Titan LNG has issued the request to several Eastern European shipbuilders.

Update: International Focus Group for LNG Bunkering Expanded with Signing of New MoU

The agreement was signed at the opening of SIBCON in Singapore today.

Large Shipping Companies Can't Afford Not to Use Big Data for Operational Efficiency, Says Bahri Advisor

Anwar Siddiqui, Advisor to the CEO of Bahri, says companies can improve performance by as much as 5-10 percent with Big Data.

Crude Soft on Roaring Dollar

Bunker markets were mostly flat in the primary ports.

MAN and Wärtsilä Approve Lukoil Cylinder Oil Designed for ECA Operations

Navigo MCL Ultra cylinder oil, designed for use with ultra-low sulfur fuel, is now approved for use with MAN Diesel & Turbo and Wärtsilä engines.

Gulf Petrochem Expands Physical Bunker Operations

"Entering the Antwerp market only serves to reaffirm the group's commitment to grow the business," says Global Head of Bunkering Neil Lamerton.

Oil Up As Iran Urges Nations to Join OPEC Cut Deal - While Preparing to Boost its Own Output

Barclays warns that expectations for the deal could be dashed in November.

Venezuela Hopeful that OPEC Freeze Deal Will Result in Much-Needed $50-$60 Prices

The Venezuelan government also takes credit for facilitating the "historic" deal.

Vladivostok Bunker Sales Volumes Continue Their Decline

Sales volume at Vladivostok for the nine months to September 2016 are reported to have declined by almost 3 times year over year.

Valmet to Supply Automation to "Game-Changing" Electric Ferry Concept

The vessel is expected to be able to deliver an annual CO2 and NOx emissions savings of about 2,000 tonnes and 41.5 tonnes, respectively.

DFDS Continues Fleet Renewal Project with Order for Two Bunker-Saving Ro-Ro Ships

DFDS says the vessels will include a number of energy efficiency initiatives, exhaust gas scrubbers, and ballast water treatment systems.

Canadian ECA Inspections Showing 100% Compliance

Transport Canada says all samples taken during the inspections are said to have been verified by an accredited laboratory and found to be compliant.

Baltic Sea ECA Leads to "Radical" Fall in SOx Emissions: Finnish Meteorological Institute

The lead up to and implementation of the Baltic ECA is said to have led to an 88 percent reduction in SOx emissions during the years from 2006 to 2015.

Mercuria Will Continue to Develop its Minerva Bunkers Business

"We would not rule out another physical supply operation for Minerva Bunkers in the future," Mercuria tells Ship & Bunker.

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