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Corvus Energy Adds Liquid-Cooling Option to Orca ESS Offering

Orca LQ is said to been designed to specifically meet the demanding requirements of extreme environments and ultra high performance use cases.

Scrubber Manufacturer Bluesoul Forms Partnership with Chinese Yard

The news comes a month after DNV GL announced that it had granted AiP to Bluesoul for the technical feasibility of the company's BlueSulf scrubber system.

Are Compliance Officers the Next "Must Have" for the Bunker Industry?

"What we are seeing from bunker buyers is they want to make sure they are dealing with a compliant counterparty," Monjasa's Thorstein Andreasen tells Ship & Bunker

Crude Falls as Market Expects Big Builds in Crude Inventories Tomorrow

Bunker prices were softer in the primary ports.

Baltic Dry Index Returns Above 800 as Industry Analysts Suggest Market is Ready for Recovery

The Pacific basin is said to be seeing growing enquiries and activity following the conclusion of Chinese New Year festivities.

Grindrod Bunker Barge Business Provides Support to 2016 Financial Results

Grindrod says that it expects a loss between R 455 million ($34.81 million) and R 465 million ($35.58 million) for the year to December 31, 2016.

Bunker Fuel Price Increase Cited for Matson's Weaker 2016 Q4 Results

For the full year 2016, Matson achieved a net income of $80.5 million, down from $103.0 million in 2015.

OPEC: Anything Less Than 100 Percent Compliance in Oil Cutback Deal Is Not Satisfactory

But the key question is how long the deal will be in place, with ABN Amro Bank warning a failure to extend it could send oil back into the $30's.

Positive OPEC Comments Lift Prices 1%

Bunker prices were firmer in the primary ports.

Citi Eyes $70 Oil in 2017, but Saudi Says It Doesn't Believe in Rapid Crude Price Changes

Meanwhile, Oil Search managing director Peter Botten is the latest voice who says "I don't see much happening to the oil price in 2017."

IBIA to Draft "Guide to Good Practice for Bunker Suppliers"

IBIA Chairman Robin Meech says the association is in "a new era."

Danish Maritime Conference to Focus on Scrubbers, Tightening Sulfur Regs

The conference is set to be held in Aalborg on April 25.

GloMEEP Sees Two Day Workshop Held in Malaysia for Energy Efficient Operation of Ships

The event is said to have been intended to enable maritime training institutes to deliver IMO's Model Course 4.05 to seafarers.

AIDA Cruises Marks Steel Cutting for First in Series of LNG-Powered Newbuilds

AIDA Cruises says the vessel will be world's first cruise ship able to run completely on LNG.

Bunkering at Egyptian Port of Sokhna to Begin July 1

Bunker suppliers have been invited to submit applications for supply licenses at the port by April 7.

1,100 Gallons of Fuel Spilled After Alaskan Tug Grounding

The Samson Mariner, ran aground Wednesday while towing a barge, the Saint Elias, near Rosa Reef in north Tongass Narrows, Alaska.

The Future Now After OW: Assuring "Anni Mirabilis" With Lessons from "Anni Horribilis"

The Future Now After OW: Assuring "Anni Mirabilis" With Lessons from "Anni Horribilis"

Spiked by OW Bunkers' collapse, the bunkers industry has, since the end of 2014 and into 2015 and 2016, had not just one "annus horribilis," but "anni horribilis," horrible years.

CIMC to Deliver Tanks for Chinese LNG Bunkering Terminal

The 160,000 m3 tanks are set to be delivered to ENN Group's LNG fuelling terminal project in 2018 .

MHI-MME Completes Retrofits for Low Sulfur Fuel on 80 LNG Carriers

ULSHFO "is very variable depending on its brand or supplier" which could lead to unstable combustion, says MHI-MME.

Bankrupt Owner's Cargo Vessel Detained, 23 Crew Stranded Over Unpaid Bunker Bills

The cargo ship Union Demeter has been detained in Haldia Port since December on outstanding bunker bills.

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