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U.S. West Coast Suppliers Fear Low Demand Amid Labour Dispute

Suppliers fear that vessels will head to other ports in order to avoid heightened congestion exacerbated by labour disputes.

Inquiry Recommends Shore Power for Sydney Terminal

Local residents around the White Bay Cruise Terminal have complained of extensive air and noise pollution from berthed ships

Vessel Collision, Bunker Spill at Kaohsiung Port

The ship was reportedly attempting to berth when it cashed into the terminal.

Pirates Used Fake Bomb in Bunker Theft

"The trick was aimed at increasing anxiety among the crew and prolonging the time before authorities were informed," says Thai naval officer.

Oil Prices Experience a Volatile Day

Demand is weak with many refineries in maintenance mode and prices are still escalating.

NOL Sells APL Logistics for $1.2 billion to Focus on Box Ship Business

"This is a strategic move...to focus on improving our liner shipping business, while at the same time enabling APL Logistics to grow," says NOL CEO.

Bunker Pirates Steal 2,000 mt of Product from Thai Tanker After it Leaves Singapore

The pirates then left a homemade bomb aboard the ship before escaping.

Drewry: ECA Cost Impact is "Virtually Zero"

Declining bunker adjustment factors have offset extra costs that came with more expensive fuel.

WFS Sees Benefit from OW Bunker Collapse, Plans to be "a Little Bit More Aggressive" in 2015

WFS has picked up volumes, market share, and people since OW Bunker's collapse, as it eyes further growth in 2015.

Hamburg Bulk: Shipping Industry Must Get Clean

The shipping industry must aim for zero emissions vessels or risk being burdened with "stranded assets" as environmental rules toughen, says HBC.

Geneva Talks Target Shipping Emissions Cap by 2020

The draft text agreed at Geneva could lead the way for legally binding global targets for shipping emissions reduction.

Promotion at KPI Bridge Oil in Singapore

Thomas Lee was said to have built a strong professional network of business relations across Asia and the Middle East.

NOL: Bunker Prices Will Never be Low Enough to Stop Slow Steaming

The longer term impact of the drop in fuel price on container freight rates is uncertain, says NOL President and CEO Ng Yat Chung.

Singapore Down to 60 Accredited Bunker Suppliers After OW Bunker Returns Supplier and Operator Licenses to the MPA

"The liquidators have confirmed that OW Bunker Far East (Singapore) Pte Ltd is being wound up and has ceased trading," the MPA confirmed.

Record Q4 Results at WFS, Marine Profits Back to "Peak Levels"

WFS's marine fuels segment saw gross profits jump 39 percent year-on-year to $60 million in Q4 of 2014.

Industry Insight: LNG - Play the Long Game

Industry Insight: LNG - Play the Long Game

Recent macroeconomic changes have altered the current investment proposition, particularly for LNG.

UK MGO Supplier Sees Rising Demand Since January

Geos has seen higher demand for ECA-compliant MGO since January and is seeking long term relationships for MGO with suppliers and customers.

IMO Details Cases of Non-Compliant "ECA" Bunkers

The IMO released a log of around 100 cases where BDNs indicated ECA compliance but sulfur levels were too high.

Falmouth Bunker Sales Fall Off After Busy January

February stemming lists suggest a return to normal at Falmouth after January saw a surge in ships seeking MGO.

Groups Advocates Extending ECAs into the Arctic

Arctic shipping emissions could rise between 150 to 600 percent by 2025, predicts The International Council on Clean Transportation.

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