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Singapore Bunker Sales Surge Continues as MPA Posts Record 9 Month Volumes for January to September

The September total itself was an increase of 9.3 percent over last year, and the fourth highest ever monthly sales total.

Crude Futures End the Day Down After Earlier Volatility

Bunkers prices were mixed today but the general consensus is that prices will fall even further tomorrow if EIA data shows a build.

Maersk: Some Details of EU Sulfur Emissions Rules Still Unclear

Niels Bjorn Mortensen, Head of Regulatory Affairs at AP Møller-Mærsk says "it could be a good business to be non-compliant."

ITF: It Would be Odd if Countries are Expected to Adhere to Emission Targets but Not the Shipping Sector

ITF says that specific targets need to be set, and notes that several industry measures including a $25 per mt carbon tax could help reach such goals.

Deltamarin: New Multigas Carrier Will "Change the Nature of the Gas Carrying Industry"

The concept is said to combine Deltamarin's B.Delta design and Brevik Technology's "new-generation" patented cylindrical gas tanks.

BLT Expects to Receive $10 Million Cash Injection

The chemical tanker company, which has been reported to be struggling, says they are expecting the investment to be made by two Indonesian businessmen.

Feeder Fleet Will Lead the Way to a Dual Fuel Future: Wartsila

New feeder designs from Wartsila accommodate environmental regulations in different shipping zones.

Qatar Says Crude Prices Have Hit Bottom, Predicts 2016 Recovery

Qatar's energy minister sees global oil demand rising up to 1.5 million barrels per day.

Severed Ship to Shore Line Causes 3,000 Litre Fuel Spill

The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) says the fuel is expected to be discharged quickly.

Bunker Saving Bubbles Fail to Produce Real-World Savings for Maersk

The micro-layer bubble lube system works in the lab but not in sea trials.

Two New Bunker Barges Commissioned in Jamaica

The investment is said to be strategically timed alongside the Panama Canal expansion.

Arrested Singapore Bunker Tanker with $1 Million 380 cSt Cargo up for Auction

The bunker tanker also has bunkers onboard valued at a non-negotiable S$44,192.00.

Whisky-Based Biofuel "Currently Being Trialled in the Shipping Industry"

Scotland-based Celtic Renewables has developed a commercial-scale method for producing biofuel from a whiskey fermentation byproduct.

Brent Drops Back Under $50/bbl

NYMEX front month contracts softened $2.53 per barrel settling at $47.10 per barrel.

Second Bulk Carrier this Month Arrested in Singapore

The arrest took place on Friday October 9, 2015 at 2:00am local time following action by local law firm Joseph Tan Jude Benny LLP.

Reports: Zim Hires Merrill Lynch, Barclays to Lead 2016 US IPO

Zim has not commented on rumours that it has hired Bank of America Corp.'s Merrill Lynch unit and Barclays Plc to lead an IPO for the company in the U.S.

Solar Focus in Further Development of Renewable Marine Energy System

More patents, and an update to its rigid "EnergySail" concept are also planned by EMP.

Intermarine to Add 6 Eco-Vessels to its "Fleet of the Future"

The transport company for project, breakbulk, and heavylift cargo has ordered six newbuild 13,300 DWT Ecolift F900 vessels.

33 Singapore Bunker Tankers Now Fitted with MPA Approved Mass Flow Meters

The 2,795 GT Pearl Jubilee and the 3,597 GT Armada were the latest bunker tankers to be approved.

Vessel Congestion Pushing Up Panama Prices

Maintenance work related to the Panama Canal expansion project was also cited as a reason for delays.

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