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Industry Insight: IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim Talks Vessel Efficiency Technology, LNG Bunkers

Industry Insight: IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim Talks Vessel Efficiency Technology, LNG Bunkers

New technologies and innovation are very important tools and can significantly enhance ships' energy efficiency, says Lim.

Pioneer Marine Cancels Eco-Ship Orders

The two newbuilding eco-design Green Dolphin 38,400 DWT Handysize bulkers were set to be built at China's Yangzhou Guoyu shipyard.

Crude Up as OPEC Output Falls

The march toward $50/bbl continues and bunker buyers should beware that the price risk still remains to the upside.

Marorka and SMEDRI Cooperate on Maritime Energy Efficiency to Boost Chinese Shipping Competitiveness

Iceland's Marorka Tuesday announced that it has signed a cooperation agreement with the Shanghai Marine Diesel Engine Research Institute.

World's First Conversion of a High-Speed Ro-Pax to LNG Propulsion to be Featured at Innovation Gallery

The GAINN4SHIP INNOVATION project will see the conversion of the Bencomo Express to hybrid diesel-LNG propulsion.

First Electric-Propulsion, Air-Supported Ferry Launched in Latvia

The 70-passenger ferry, BB Green, operates at a speed of 30 knots will initially be used for demonstration purposes across Europe.

Postponing 0.50% Sulfur Cap to 2025 May be Considered Politically Unacceptable: ICS

IMO is supposed to be making the decision based on whether there will be enough compliant fuel to meet demand.

VDR: Upcoming Global Sulfur Cap Will Be "Quite the Challenge" and "the End of Heavy Fuel Oil for Shipping"

Martin Kröger, VDR's managing director, points to difficulties with compliance and enforcement in international waters.

Fleet Operations Centre Enables Hamburg Süd Up to 7% Bunker Savings

The company also says it has achieved a fuel savings of as much as 40 percent by decreasing the speed of its "Santa" class vessels from 20 to 16 knots.

No Chance of Output Freeze Under "Comatose" OPEC Leadership: Analysts

The success of Saudi Arabia's sky-high output strategy negates any chance of a freeze being agreed upon, they say.

Popular Bunkering Course to be Run Entirely in Spanish For First Time

After being help in Rotterdam for over 10 years, this July BunkerExperience will be held in Panama, course director Goris Vermeulen tells Ship & Bunker.

Production Disruptions and Demand Growth Will Lead To A "Fundamental Price Recovery": Gammel

The Jeffries analyst says there are already signs of a much better market balance.

Singapore LNG Bunkering "Might Be a Game Changer," Says VDR

Martin Kröger, VDR's managing director, says he expects that LNG bunkering will experience "a lot of movement in the future."

15% Discount for Ship & Bunker Readers on Bunkering Operations & Management Course

The 12-week distance learning programme Starts on June 1, 2016, brought to you by Lloyds Maritime Academy.

Researcher to Discuss WaSP Technologies as Part of Shipping Industry's Potential to Move Away from Fossil Fuels

The success for such solutions rests on the expected performance, and resultant bunker fuel savings, says Dr. Michael Traut.

Bad Times Loom for Physical Suppliers as US OW Bunker Proceedings Reach Major Milestone

"I'm not sure physical suppliers should be that surprised, as the requirements of CIMLA are clear," ING lawyer Bruce G. Paulsen tells Ship & Bunker.

Without Action on Emissions, IMO Risks a Shift in Public Opinion That Could Spur Development of Patchwork Regional Rules: ITF Attendees

The International Transport Forum 2016 Summit was held in Leipzig, Germany from May 18 to May 20.

Crude Soft as Market Takes a Breath

Some of the supply factors that have been supporting the recent surge in crude pricing have been corralled for the time being.

Portuguese Ports Set for More Disruption from Strike Action

Bunkering could be impacted from congestion resulting from the extended action.

Scandlines' Latest Hybrid Ferry Enters Service

Scandlines' new hybrid propulsion ferry, M/V Berlin, Monday set sail on its maiden voyage between Gedser and Rostock at 6 a.m. local time.

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