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$1.7 Million Singapore Bunker Dispute Falls into Legal Grey Area

Judicial Commissioner says circumstances of the defendant's appeal "does not seem to have been decided by our courts."

MSC Settles $3.7M OW Bunker Dispute With ING, Physical Supplier

Move comes on the heels of two recent US court decisions suggesting the country's physical suppliers could be left unpaid in such situations.

Nominations Open for Wind Propulsion Innovation Awards 2016

The awards are intended to recognise technological innovation and development of wind propulsion as a viable solution for the shipping industry.

Bunker-Only Calls a "Real Headache" for Operators: WSS

WSS wants bunker buyers to ditch the "mom and pop" players in favour of its "one stop shop" approach to bunkering.

Operations at Port Said's SCCT Terminal Halted After Fire

Operations are reported to have been halted Tuesday as a result of an electricity safety issue after a container ship hit a gantry crane, causing a fire.

Crude Down for Third Straight Trading Day

There is an expectation of 1.2 million barrel build when the EIA report is released tomorrow.

Recycled Bunker Firm Launches Green Award Discount Scheme

Ecoslops to provide a 25 percent discount on wastes delivered via Green Award certified ships.

GTT to Develop LNG Bunker Barge Crew Training Programme for TOTE

GTT will develop and implement a comprehensive LNG training programme for crew of a 2,200 m3 LNG bunker barge, which is currently under construction.

Rotterdam IFO380 Edges Over $200/mt for First Time in Almost 6 Months

The key grade was last seen starting with a "2" on November 12, 2015.

Mediterranean Ports Get No Competitive Advantage From Lack of ECA: Report

The port authority also says transport to much of Europe via Northern European ports is "more sustainable" and cheaper than that of travel via Southern Europe.

Aalpha Energy Opens Fuel Oil Brokering Desk in Houston

The desk will be staffed by three former BP traders.

"More Needs to be Done" on Hull Performance Management: Jotun

The comments came at the inaugural HullPIC conference, which was held to address industry needs for ways to measure hull and propeller performance.

MPA: New Singapore Tuas Terminal to Help Bunker Players Increase Efficiency

Tuas Terminal will feature a "just-in-time" arrivals system.

Bunkers Could be on the Way Down as Brent Dips 3% and More Downside Anticipated

"Our high side parameters for both WTI and Brent have been achieved," says Ritterbusch & Associates.

Saudis Either Fearful of Oil's Future or Don't Have As Much Of It As Everyone Thinks: Analyst

The Saudi Aramco shares sale may be more of a shrewd divestment strategy than a means to diversify economically, says Caprock Group

Crude Benchmarks Retreat

As the market awaits Wednesday's EIA report keep an eye on the dollar's movement and its effect on commodities.

U.S. Northwest Seaport Alliance Joins Marine Environmental Certification Programme

Northwest Seaport Alliance will participate in Green Marine, intended to encourage the maritime industry to participate in environmental initiatives.

Takoradi Bunker Terminal Construction Begins in Hopes of Creating New West African Bunkering Hub

Currently, the lack of bunkering services at the Takoradi Port means visiting vessels must travel to Nigeria or Cote d'Ivoire for refueling.

ICS "Strongly Criticises" Spanish Supreme Court Decision in Prestige Oil Spill Case

ICS says that, in light of the court's decision, it "fears that that the entire system of efficient compensation for oil spills could be put in serious jeopardy."

Langh Tech Scrubbers Set for Installation on Norwegian Cruise Ships

The delivery is said to include scrubber units for each of the vessels' five engines, as well as treatment plants for the scrubber water.

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