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OPEC Reports Record Oil Output as 2017 Surplus Fears Grow

IEA has also suggested the glut could last through 2017, having raised its forecast for non-OPEC output growth next year.

Hamm Wants Trump to Slash Oil Regulations as Oklahoma Now Faces "Regular" Fracking Related Earthquakes

Trump's vow to reinvigorate the U.S. oil industry is also causing worry among analysts.

Silverstream Says Latest Order Highlights Industry Pressure for Bunker Savings

Silverstream says it has signed a contract to retrofit its air lubrication technology on a major cruise line's vessel.

Crude Benchmarks Make a Depressed Start to the Week

Bunker prices were soft during the morning hours but firmed up as the close approached.

ISS Advises of New Zealand Port Interruptions Following Earthquake

The interruptions come after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake, which struck the upper South Island of New Zealand at midnight local time on November 14.

ExxonMobil Insight: Part 3 - ECA Fuels Storage and Handling [ Video ]

In this third video of the series, ExxonMobil discusses issues such as ECA fuel sensitivity to cross contamination with 3.5% max sulfur non-ECA fuels.

IBIA CEO Peter Hall to Step Down

Hall, who has served as IBIA CEO for three years, says he has decided to retire.

Shore Power at Brooklyn Cruise Terminal Fully Operational and "Ready for Ships"

The opening comes after management responsibilities for the terminal's shore power facilities were transferred to NYCEDC in September 2016.

LNG Bunker Barge Construction Leaves Shipyard with $12.5 Million Loss

The news came as part of the company's financial report for Q3 2016 and the nine month period ending September 30, 2016.

Dan-Bunkering Hires New Trader to Middlefart Office

Frederik Moser will fulfill the role of Bunker Trader, effective September 12, 2016.

Build in Floating Storage Seen as Another Sign That Market Rebalance May Not Be Forthcoming

However, the build is still less than a 105 million barrel peak last June.

Yara Scrubbers to "Future Proof" Four North Sea Container Vessels

Yara says it will supply the scrubber systems to four container feeder vessels, set to be operated by German ship manager Jüngerhans.

Brazilian Ports See Sharp MGO Price Drop Resulting From New Petrobras Pricing Policy

Petrobras' decision is said to come as a result of a fall in international oil prices since October.

Gibraltar Port Joins SGMF

The Chief Minister says he is "delighted to see the port playing its part in this exciting development in the shipping world."

ABB Signs Green Ship Agreement with Chinese Yard

ABB says the agreement with Wuchang Shipbuilding will enhance the two companies' cooperation on the development of "greener," energy efficient ships.

Baltic Dry Index Breaks 1000 for the First Time in Over a Year

The Baltic Dry Index rose 71 points Friday to reach 1045, the highest it has been since August 2015.

Shipper to Appeal After Judge Dismisses Claim Bunker Supplier "Abused its Dominant Position" in the Market

Finnlines wants €2.76 million in compensation, which is "the price difference between the paid amount for the supplied fuel and the market price."

Societe Generale and EIB Sign €150 Million Agreement for Greener Maritime Sector

The agreement is said to support shipbuilding projects that promote sustainable transport and environmental protection.

Port State Control Authorities to Focus Inspections on Vessel Sulfur Reg Compliance

PSC authorities, signatory to the Paris MoU and the Tokyo MoU, have agreed to conduct the new Concentrated Inspection Campaign in 2018.

Norwegian's Bunker Expense Declines Almost 3% Year on Year for 3Q 2016

Bunker spending for 3Q 2016 was $86.250 million, compared to $88.829 during the same period of 2015.

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