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Crude Benchmarks Near the $50/bbl Level

Prices have regained more than 80% from the 12 year bottom experienced earlier this year.

Sea Trials Underway on World's First LNG-Powered Icebreaker

The vessel is said to be capable of reducing both emissions and bunker costs through the use of LNG and low sulfur diesel.

German Vessel Operator Indicted in U.S. Over Alleged Great Lakes Pollution

MST, which operates M/V Cornelia, has been charged with failing to maintain accurate ship records on the disposal of oil-contaminated waste.

Gazpromneft in Negotiations to Build LNG Bunkering Infrastructure for 3 Newbuild LNG Ferries

The newbuild LNG-powered ferries are slated for delivery in 2018.

WWL in Voluntary Move to Limit At-Berth Bunkers to 0.10% Sulfur in All Global Ports

"If WWL can follow a <0.1 percent sulfur limit at berth in one part of the world, we can adhere to the same in all ports," says Anna Larsson.

Port New York and New Jersey "Attracting Much Cleaner Vessels, and More of Them"

Incentives for clean vessels reached $385,000 in 2016 Q1.

Brent Hits 6 Month High as Capital Economics Says Price Rally "Has Gone Too Far"

Larger falls in supply and increases in demand are required for true market stability, it argues.

Sign of the Times for Cruise Industry as Carnival Hails its In-Port LNG Use at Hamburg

Its AIDAprima vessel was bunkered with LNG at the Steinwerder cruise terminal, while AIDAsol plugged in to an LNG powered cold ironing barge.

MSC Fined $50,000 for Ghana Bunker Spill

The fine is the result of a HFO spill at the Tema Port, which was linked to the container ship MSC Alexa.

Kuwait: Market Can't Take Increased Iranian Oil Production

But the Islamic Republic turns a deaf ear to Kuwait's argument that the market can no longer take the strain.

Crude Benchmarks Leap on Supply Fears

The bulls were tempered though as Genscape hinted at an inventory build last week.

Swedish, US Players Announce Low Sulfur Bunker Venture

New rules for sulfur content in bunker fuel has prompted Preem and U.S.-based Beowulf Energy LLC to look to develop a residue hydrocracker design.

Supplier Fined Over 2015 Spill During Bunkering

Supplier was prosecuted despite reimbursing local authorities $800,000 for the clean-up costs.

Oil Jumps in Early Monday Trading as Goldman Says Market Now in Deficit, Another Tricky Week Ahead for Bunkers?

With reasons for oil to make a sizeable jump in either direction, volatility then, is perhaps what bunker markets should expect this week.

Wee Tiong Addresses Singapore, Malaysia, China Physical Bunker Supply Rumours

"For complete clarity, we did not and do not have any intentions to acquire Searights," the company tells Ship & Bunker.

Istanbul Supplier Fits Two More Bunkering Vessels With MFMs

CYE Petrol says the mass flow meters were fitted on MT Tarabya-E and MT Bebek-E.

Kilduff: Here Are Three Reasons Why the Oil Market Won't Rebalance Soon

I don't see this market coming into balance until at least the first quarter of 2017, if not later, says Kilduff.

"Significant Pollution" Results from Black Sea Fuel Oil Spill: Reports

Local media reports that an unknown quantity of oil has been spilled at the Black Sea port of Sevastopol on the Crimean Peninsula on May 8.

OPEC: Fundamentally, Oversupply Still Persists

The cartel contradicts IEA predictions, says the global glut will increase to 950,000 barrels if its members keep producing full-tilt.

Singapore Breaks More Bunker Records as Sales Surge Continues

April marked the port's highest ever sales for the first four months of the year.

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