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Arkas Bunkering Expands Operations with Growing Fleet

Turkey's Arkas Bunkering has announced that it has added two bunkering tankers to its fleet, M/T Alacati and M/T Bayrakli.

Non-OPEC Cutback Participant Russia Sees Oil at $40/bbl Heading into 2018

But an extension of the output reduction deal may still be part of the country's plans.

Community Group Pushes for Sydney Emission Regs to Be Extended to Port of Eden

NSW EPA has said further consultation with the communities of regional ports will be required before an extension of low sulfur fuel requirements can be considered.

Hull Performance & Insight Conference to Focus on New ISO 19030 Standard

Jotun and DNV GL are hosting the second HullPIC at Germany's Castle Ulrichshusen, from March 27 to 29, 2017.

Rotterdam Investigates Bio LNG, Which Compared to Regular LNG "Allows Users to Drastically Reduce CO2 Emission Levels"

"The emitted CO2 is part of a so-called short cycle: CO2 emissions are actually neutralised by the associated CO2 uptake," says the Port Authority.

OPEC Cutback Extension Deal or Not, Market is in "Technical Breakdown" and Oil Will Trade at $40 Next Month: Analyst

IITrader also suggests the glut will continue to build for the foreseeable future.

Jamaican Bunker Player Partners with "Massive Global Company"

The partnership is said to be intended to support West Indies Petroleum's efforts in expanding its bunker business in the Caribbean and Central America region.

Capital Ship Management Marks First MRV Accredited Vessel

M/T Alkiviadis was accredited by LRQA on March 7, 2017.

ClassNK Grants First Exhaust Gas Cleaning System Ready Notation

ClassNK issued the EGCSR-F notation to nine MOL ships.

Hong Kong-Based Cosco Shipping Cites Bunker Sales for 2016 Revenue Boost

Cosco reports a 24 percent year on year increase in revenue.

Analysts Now Cite OPEC Cutback Extension as Necessary to Prevent Oil's Slide into the $30s

A Sunday meeting between OPEC and some non-members may shed light on what the cartel will do next.

Saudis Insist Exports, Not Production, is Key to Market Rebalance

The kingdom is also soft-pedaling Russia's slow rate of compliance in order not to further scare the market.

Houlder Announces New "Jettyless" LNG Ship to Shore Bunkering Solution

Houlder developed the new small to mid-scale LNG distribution infrastructure with Wärtsilä and Trelleborg.

Virgin Voyages Marks Steel Cutting of Fuel-Efficient First Ship

The vessel, one of three set to be built for Virgin Voyages by Fincantieri, will feature energy recovery to reduce overall environmental impact.

BCL Orders Fuel-Efficient, LNG-Ready Newbuild

In addition to being made ready for conversion to LNG-propulsion, the vessel will be equipped with fuel-efficient main and auxiliary engines.

Canadian Provincial Government Throws Support Behind LNG Bunker Uptake

The British Columbia Government Wednesday announced new initiatives to support investments by natural gas utilities for the use of LNG as marine fuel.

New Report Touts Role of LNG in Cleaner Shipping

International Gas Union says strong policy responses are required from governments to support the successful uptake of LNG bunkers.

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2017 Week 11

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2017 Week 11

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue's demolition sales from March 16 - March 22, 2017.

Deutsche Calpam Commences Physical Bunker Supply at French Ports

The company, which is part of the France-based Bolloré group, says it is currently offering low sulfur marine gasoil through truck to ship operations.

Saga Cruises' Newbuild to Feature Yara Marine Scrubbers

The newbuild vessel, which is slated for delivery in 2019, is set to have its four MAN engines each fitted to a Yara SOx scrubber.

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