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IEA: Oil Prices Will Stall at $50, But Demand to Increase Followed By Return to Surplus In 2017

The agency views India as a world leader in demand growth.

DSME Slated to Build Four Fuel Efficient Tankers for Maran

DSME says the two 318,000 tonne VLCCs under the order will feature the latest high efficiency engines and fuel-saving technologies.

Petronet LNG to Develop India LNG Bunkering for 2018

IWAI and Petronet LNG will work together to develop the operation of LNG barges on Ganga.

Battery-Powered Ferry "A Step into the Future," Says Turkish Shipyard

While the vessels will have hybrid propulsion, with biodiesel or biogas used on one of the ships, Fjord1 it will utilise full electric operation on both ferries.

Korean Government Mulls Hanjin-HMM Merger

Such a merger will be decided upon once the two struggling shipping companies' management has been normalised.

Despite Price Gains, Producers Plan For "Lower-for-Longer" Norm of $65 Oil

Further consolidation characterizes what analysts call the final phase of a five-part oil cycle.

Oil Benchmarks Down as Brexit Talk Rattles Markets

Bunker prices were somewhat soft in the primary ports.

North American Operator Expands Scrubber Use for ECA Compliance

Interlake says the M/V James R. Barker became the first of the company's 1000-foot vessels to to be outfitted with an exhaust gas scrubber system.

Lombok, Makassar Straits Could Replace Malacca Strait as Main Sea Trading Lane, Says Indonesian Government

Rizal Ramli, Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Natural Resources, wants to "lobby big players" to use the route.

NOL: Singapore Still Competitive Maritime Hub, Outgrew Need for NOL Years Ago

Ng Yat Chung, CEO of Singapore's NOL, says he remains "bullish" on the future of Singapore.

Singapore Posts Highest Ever Monthly Bunker Sales After Jump in Average Stem Size

An average stem size of 1,203 mt was the highest since the 1,210 mt recorded in April 2014.

Dismal Asian Data, Prudent Saudis, and the "Sultans of Swing" Will Determine Oil Prices: Analysts

However, there's a growing consensus that prices have hit their peak for the time being.

Wärtsilä: Alternative Fuel Retrofits Will Be Driven by Vessel Life-Cycle Cost and Trade Area

Stefan Wiik, VP of Engines at Wärtsilä Marine Solutions, when speaking on future marine fuel mix, also noted that "there is not one fuel that fits all."

GE Highlights Role of Technology in Reducing Bunker Costs

The company says bunker savings and operation optimisation have been the major drivers of the adoption of digital technology for fleets.

MAN: Low Bunker Prices Mean Efficiency Gains Need to Deliver "Twice the Value for the Same Price"

As a result, efficiency gains through systems, software, and engine mapping could reach 6.5% per year over the next decade, up from 0.3% per year.

OPEC Reports Strong USGC Bunker Demand, Predicts a Rebalancing of Oil Markets by Year End

The cartel in fact warns of a daily supply deficit during the second half of 2016.

Crude Benchmarks Start the Week Soft

China's growth may be stagnating due to industrial overcapacity and mounting debt while Britain may vote to leave the European Union.

Peru Accedes to Ballast Water Management Convention

Peru brings the total number of states party treaty to 51, but the convention is still short of the required 35 percent of the world's merchant fleet tonnage.

Cockett to Suspend UK Physical Bunker Supply Operations

The decision is said to be part pf an effort to reconsolidate the company's V-Marine Fuels operations in ARA.

Here Are the Results of the Singapore Bunker Trader Salary Survey 2016

Here Are the Results of the Singapore Bunker Trader Salary Survey 2016

In an industry as dynamic and performance driven as Bunker Trading, the salary market is in a constant state of flux.

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