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DNV GL: Safety Key for New Methanol-driven Tankers

DNV GL rules to be used for new vessels built to run on methanol.

Operations Underway for New Global Bunker Player

Soyuz Bunkering Group is "slightly different to the other players in the market," the company tells Ship & Bunker.

Suspected Hijacking of Tanker off Angola

The case could represent an extension of the range of Nigerian pirates targeting refined product cargo.

Thai Carrier Buys Secondhand Bulker for $19.5M

Thoresen Shipping says the Supramax vessel is part of a plan to improve the efficiency of its fleet.

Crude Benchmarks Charge North

WTI was up $1.74, settling at $96.73/bbl, while Brent jumped $1.54, to $108.27/bbl.

Ardmore Upgrading Secondhand Tanker to Eco-Mod

The company is continuing to expand its fleet with fuel-saving newbuilds and retrofits.

Sulfur Rules Mean Greater Focus on Fuel Management

Insurer Skuld says members should be aware of new rules in Hong Kong around fuel sulfur content.

Potential Panama Canal Solution "on the Table"

Canal administrator says finance deal could allow the building consortium to continue work on the expansion.

Environmental Group Calls for Arctic HFO Ban

A shipping company head responds that such a ban would keep vessels out of the Arctic.

German Firm to Supply LNG Package for Q-Max Carrier

The ship's MAN 2-stroke ME-GI system called "of the most economic approaches of a modern LNG carrier design."

Bunker Spill Hits Philippine Island

A cargo ship sank Sunday after rough seas pushed it into another moored vessel.

Singapore Refinery Starts ULSD Production

ExxonMobil has begun use of its sixth hydrotreater worldwide at the Asian refinery.

Crude Benchmarks Climb on Forecasted Global Growth

The WTI February contract expired today at $94.99/bbl, rising $0.62/bbl. Brent settled at $106.73, up $0.38/bbl.

Funding for Cold Ironing Sought at Charleston

A funding plan would allow cruise ships to plug in at the U.S. port terminal.

Istanbul Freight Index: 2014 Week 3

Freight markets still appear depressed in the Black Sea and East Mediterranean.

Danish Ferry Operator Chooses Distillates for ECA Compliance

Bornholm says renegotiation of ferry tenders makes investment in new equipment too risky.

World's First LNG-Only Tug Enters Service in Norway

The M/T Borgøy began its maiden voyage last week.

Indian Yards In Line to Build Four LNG Tankers

"Once we get the technology to build LNG ships, we are in the game."

Asia to Drive LNG Bunker Adoption

Movement in Singapore and China shows interest in the fuel.

Port of Gulfport Joins Green Marine Environmental Program

Move ties in with efforts to make the Mississippi port more environmentally efficient, says Port CEO.

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