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Chennai Port Trust to Enhance Oil Spill Response Capacity

The news comes following a spill resulting from the collision of two tankers on January 28 at Chennai's Kamarajar Port.

Bureau Veritas Certifies MSC Cruise Ship Scrubber Retrofit

The MED Certificate indicates MSC Fantasia's exhaust gas scrubber equipment aligns with the EU Marine Equipment Directive requirements.

Hyundai Enters "Eco-Friendly" Bunker Saving Business, Targets $1bn Scrubber Market

"It is forecast that more than 15,000 ships will have the system onboard and the global market to grow worth about USD 1 billion by 2020," says HGS.

"Interest in LNG as a Marine Fuel Is Growing" Following IMO Sulfur Cap Decision, Says Supplier

"Our decision to enter the LNG bunkering market is part of a long-term strategy," says EVOL LNG's Nick Rea.

Saudis Lose South Korea Oil Market Share to Iran as Iraq Accelerates Its Own Export Plans

Iran was the only Middle Eastern producer to see exports rise last month as others complied with the OPEC cutbacks.

Bunker Jobs: Singapore Bunker Trader Opportunity with Major Oil Business

A leading physical supplier of bunker fuel in Singapore and other ports are looking to hire a Bunker Trader to join their Singapore team.

Oil Glut and U.S. Shale Worries Cause Market Losses For The Week

Uncertainty over whether OPEC will extend its cutbacks is also weighing heavily on the market.

CEPSA Starts ULSFO Supply in Algeciras Bay

CEPSA says their product will comply with ISO RMD 80 parameters.

GloMEEP Workshop Sees Attendees Practice Onboard Bunker Testing Operations

The three-day workshop, held this week in Johor, Malaysia, saw attendees conduct on board inspections under MARPOL Annex VI.

DSME Wins Chinese Patent Case for Natural Gas Fuel Supply System

DSME says a Chinese shipbuilding and offshore equipment company filed a patent invalidation complaint to SIPO - a claim that was dismissed.

Hanjin Shipping Succumbs to Bankruptcy Declaration

The company was officially declared bankrupt by a South Korean court today.

Strikes Scheduled for Spanish Ports Called Off

Spain's trade unions were set to strike on February 20, 22, and 24.

OPEC Goal Is Self-Protection, Not Re-Balancing or $70 Oil: Analyst

Richard Gorry doesn't expect a "true" re-balance to come until "much much later" than this year.

Record High US Shale Exports May be the Future Norm, Say Experts

The huge American volumes are accompanied by Iraq shipping more crude than expected this month.

Russia Will Consider Extending Participation in OPEC Cutback Agreement: Novak

The announcement follows Russia and other non-members achieving only a 48 percent compliance rate under the agreement.

Norwegian Cruise Line Slated to Receive Four Fuel Efficient Newbuilds

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has reached an agreement with Fincantieri for the construction of the four fuel efficient next generation newbuild ships.

Singapore Is a Good Bunker Market to Be in for the Right Players: Cosulich

While coming into the Singapore market would be "very difficult," for those already invested in know how and the right people, "it makes sense to be here," Fratelli Cosulich CEO Timothy Cosulich tells Ship & Bunker.

Oil Benchmarks Mixed After a Second Day of Choppy Trading

Bunker prices were stable in the primary ports.

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2017 Week 6

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2017 Week 6

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue's demolition sales from February 9 – February 15, 2017.

Environmental Performance a "Failure-Is-Not-An-Option" Mission for Shipping, Says WWL CEO

Craig Jasienski says tightening regulations will continue to push the shipping industry to improve environmental performance.

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