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South Korean Maritime Accidents Double in 2015

The Ministry of Public Safety and Security says the number of accidents last year was double the previous three years' annual average.

ABS Releases New Condition Monitoring Guidance

New guidance comes in response to "significant advances in condition monitoring software and diagnostic technologies."

Crude Soft After Spending Much of the Morning in Flux

An oil inventory report from Genscape provided all that was needed.

IMO Secretary-General Says MEPC 69 Debate Post COP 21 Agreement Was "Constructive"

Secretary-General Kitack Lim's comments came Friday during closing remarks at MEPC 69.

SSI: Industry Reputation at Stake Following MEPC 69 "Failures"

IMO is at risk of having emissions reduction measures taken out of its hands, says SSI CEO Alastair Fischbacher.

Clipper Group Aims to Support Bunker Savings with Addition of COACH to Green Ship of the Future

Clipper Group Wednesday announced that it has joined Green Ship of the Future with its vessel performance monitoring solution COACH.

European Shipowners Join Voices of Support for CO2 Reduction Progress at MEPC 69

"It is very positive that IMO Member States have been able to agree on these steps," says ECSA Secretary General Patrick Verhoeven.

Bunkering in Ecuador "Operating Normal" After Massive Quake

But demand is said to be down despite there being no restrictions.

BMS United Bunkers Merges With Asia Specialist International Bunker Services

Group says it will create one of the largest bunker trading groups not only in Asia, but globally.

MEPC 69: ICS Commends IMO's Progress on CO2 Reporting

"We are confident that the IMO system will be fully adopted at the next MEPC meeting in October," said Peter Hinchliffe, Secretary General for ICS.

Big Data Only Half of the Answer in Improving Ship Performance: Propulsion Dynamics

Hull Performance Firm in Deal to Focus on German Market

VPS, Seagull Maritime to Provide New Training to Address "Pressing Need" for Seafarers to Understand Fuel Quality Issues

"Fuel-related knowledge and capabilities are increasingly becoming the keys to mitigating engine breakdowns and unplanned operational downtime," says VPS.

IMO Approves Mandatory Requirements for Ships to Record and Report Bunker Consumption

But exactly what will be collected, and indeed when, is yet to be decided.

Buyer Fights Back Against OW Bunker $1.8M Unpaid Bunker Bill Claim on Grounds Physical Supplier Was Left Unpaid

Lawyers say the bunker buyer had specified that paying the physical suppliers was necessary for OW to get paid.

No Cut, No Freeze Needed for $85 Oil By the End of 2016: Cornerstone

The analyst bases his prediction on the argument that demand has been understated.

China Wants its Vessels to Divert Via the Arctic's Northwest Passage

Although still fraught with risk, the Arctic route is much shorter than transits via more traditional routes through the Suez Canal.

Here is a New Interactive Map Showing Global Vessel Movements & Emissions Over the Course of 1 Year

UCL EI researchers used AIS data, and combined that with another database on vessel characteristics to calculate emissions.

Ship & Bunker Launches New Average Bunker Price Indices

Six new bunker price averages quickly show the overall trends in both global and regional bunker price movements.

Average Global IFO380 Bunker Price Hits 2016 High After a Surprisingly Bullish Week for Crude

It was the third weekly gain for crude, as failed Doha talks took a back seat to reports talking down production levels.

Russia Prepared to Push Oil Output to Historic Highs

Alexander Novak says the country is "in theory" able to increase production to 12 or 13 million bpd.

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