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Singapore Arrests Russian Vessel Arrest for a Second Time in as Many Months

The vessel, Akademik Fersman, is a seismic survey vessel owned by Russian petroleum industry focused geophysical services firm JSC DMNG.

New Dubai-Based Bunker Trader for Dan-Bunkering

Lamin Bara was said to have been working in the transportation/logistics industry for many years.

Arkas Bunkering Takes Delivery of "Turkey's Biggest Bunker Vessel"

The Turkish-flagged, double-hulled Çeşme is the supplier's sixth barge.

Start of Nicaragua's Panama Canal Alternative Pushed Back Until Late 2016

The fine-tuning of design is cited as the reason for the delay.

Peninsula Petroleum Increases Credit Facilities

PPG says it has secured working capital facilities totalling USD $350 million to further expand its business operations.

UK, Canadian Judgments "Unlikely" To Influence Dutch OW Bunker Proceedings

But transport and energy legal specialist Hannah Verhoeven says bunker buyers are likely to still be open to a double payment scenario.

ICS: IMO Ballast Water Convention Implementation Won't Fix "Extreme Difficulties" in the U.S.

ICS says "great uncertainty" still remains around the more stringent U.S. approval regime for treatment equipment, implemented in January 2014.

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2015 Week 47

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2015 Week 47

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue.com's demolition sales from November 19 – November 25, 2015.

Rotterdam Workers Vote for Strikes throughout December and January

The workers are said to have voted in favour of a series of 24-hour strikes over the next two months to protest possible job cuts.

Bomin Blue LNG Joint Venture to Serve Terminals in the Baltic and North Sea

The $14 million project will see the construction of a new LNG bunkering vessel.

Ballast Water Management Convention Poised to Enter Into Force Next Year

Pending verification of gross tonnage data on Indonesia's registered fleet, the convention will enter into force on November 24, 2016.

Ardmore Shipping Opens Singapore Office

The company says the move is inteneded to in helps the company expand its operations in "important growing" Asian and Middle Eastern markets.

CMA CGM Slashes Owned Fleet CO2 Emissions by 50%

The company's announcement comes ahead of COP 21 and alongside environmental groups' calls for a global shipping emissions cap to be set.

Singapore Listed New Silkroutes To Partner Directly With Malta Government For Oil And Gas Trading

New Silkroutes says the Malta government has taken direct control of a 10% interest in the company's oil and gas trading subsidiary IEG Malta Limited.

Golden Ocean: Rate Slide Has Been Dramatic for Owners

2015 Q3 loss is more than double that analysts had expected.

ICS: Shipping's Own Emissions Reduction Goals "Far More Ambitious" than Current Government Targets

ICS' comments come following the release of a report on the impact of CO2 reduction pledges made by 146 nations just days ahead of COP 21 in Paris.

Study: Particulate Matter Pollution from Shipping Worse than Thought

The research was carried out in the Baltic and North Sea, but is said to apply to the English Channel and other areas of heavy shipping.

ECOSlops Recycled Bunker Producer Opens Refinery, Accelerates Industrial Production

The France-based comapny says it is also is developing infrastructure in order to drive "ambitious growth plans."

Livorno First Italian Port to Offer Shore Power

The shore power system is able to support mid-sized cruise ships, says a spokesperson for the port.

Saudi Arabia Indicates it May Be Willing to Slash Output

However some analysts see nothing new in the Kingdom's latest comments.

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