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UKAS Approves Verifavia's EU MRV Services Internationally

The accreditation enables Verifavia to perform EU MRV services for ships anywhere in the world, regardless of country of ownership, flag state, or class.

Weakening Brent Spread and Lower BP Break-Even Price Suggest Downside Risk is Greater

The news is also another blow to the highly-touted effectiveness of the OPEC production cuts.

OPEC Oil Cutback Compliance Rises to 94% But Has Little Effect on Prices

The market once again indicates it has a high level of production cuts priced in.

Bulker Values on the Rebound From "Rock Bottom" Levels: VesselsValue

Values among 5-year-old handysize bulkers, as well as 15-year-old Panamax and Supramax assets, have risen by more than 40 percent, says VesselsValue.

Lukoil's $65 Oil Price Prediction Underscores Sentiment of No Big Market Breakout in Foreseeable Future

Meanwhile, one expert warns that a drop to the $40s is entirely possible.

London Cruise Ship Terminal Escapes Latest Community Efforts on Shore Power

Lord Justice Henderson rejected a leave to appeal to the High Court on February 22.

NABU Issues Another Call for EU Action on Shipping Pollution

The organisation says the EU must take a lead role by designating all its waters as ECAs.

Hapag-Lloyd Cites Lower Bunker Costs for Reduced 2016 Transportation Costs

Hapag-Lloyd Cites Lower Bunker Costs for Reduced 2016 Transportation Costs

However, despite a 2.7 percent increase in transported volumes, lower average freight rates in 2016 saw Haplag-Lloyd's revenue fall to €7.7 billion.

Woodside and GE Partner on Development of LNG as Fuel in Western Australia

"The agreement between our companies will harness the combined experience and offerings of Woodside and GE," said Woodside's CEO, Peter Coleman.

Seaspan Ferries Takes Delivery of Second Hybrid, Dual-Fuel Vessel

Like its sister vessel, Seaspan Swift, which was delivered to SFC in December, Seaspan Reliant can run on diesel, LNG, and battery power.

2020 Sulfur Cap Could Add $60 Billion to Shipping's Annual Bunker Costs

Higher crude prices and tight MGO availability could push the price of MGO up by nearly four times against fuel oil prices in 2016, says Wood Mackenzie.

Gulf Petrochem Hires New Rotterdam-Based Trader, Eyes Growth for Physical Business

Gulf Petrochem is looking to expand its barge fleet in Europe, add a new physical area, and add another trading office in Europe, all in 2017.

Adani Eyes Expansion of Its Bunker Business

The plan is said to be expected to grow the current 1 million tonne Indian bunkering market to 3.5 million tonnes by 2020.

MPA Grants Tankers Extension Approval Tests for Older MFM Systems

MPA, along with TR48 technical experts, have developed an extension approval test to validate certain MFM systems as an alternative to recalibration.

Continued OPEC Rhetoric Unable to Positively Impact an Oil Market Pummeled by Rising US Production

One analyst suggests market speculators are setting themselves up for a massive disappointment.

Construction Begins on World's First Battery-Powered Expedition Cruise Ship

The hybrid battery-powered MS Roald Amundsen is being built at Norway's Kleven Verft shipyard for Hurtigruten.

Carnival Marks Completion of Scrubber Installation on 60 Vessels

Carnival says the installation schedule for remaining vessels will be forthcoming.

Crude Flat as Concerns Raised Over a Record Number of Bullish Bets

Bunker prices were stable to firm in the primary ports.

USCG Responds to Spill Threat From Partially Submerged Vessel

Sonny J was reported to be partially submerged near Vidalia, Louisiana, with approximately 4,000 gallons of diesel fuel onboard on Sunday.

Ascenz Launches Voyage Management Offering for EU MRV

Ascenz says Shipulse also enables vessel shipowners greater visibility and control over their vessel operations.

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