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Spain Calls For Overturn of Acquittals in 2002 Fuel Oil Spill

The Prestige spilled 63,000 tonnes of fuel into Spanish waters back in 2002.

Heavy Volatility for WTI Contracts

Bunkers were mostly steady across the board today as both buyers and suppliers were eagerly waiting to see market direction.

SulNOx Signs Agreement With LR to Help with Emulsion Fuel Commercial Deployment

Lloyd's Register will provide verification, testing, technical support for the commercial deployment process of SulNOxEco Fuels.

LNG Bunkering Systems Firm Acquired by Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding

TGE Marine says it is a "pioneer" in LNG fuel gas systems and LNG bunkering.

Solar-Powered Electric Ferry Launched in Spain

Astilleros Gondán says the 60-passenger ferry, the Rio Uso, is an "absolutely environmentally friendly vessel."

Singapore Patent for Today Makes Tomorrow's Bunker Saving Hybrid Ship Technology

The Hybrid Ship technology uses a conventionally driven main propeller and an electrically driven duct propeller to achieve reduced fuel consumption.

MAN Diesel & Turbo "Fuel-Saving" Propellor Installed on Newly Launched 58,500 DWT Bulker

The new MAN Alpha Kappel FP propeller is said to have found one of its first commercial applications a 58,500 DWT Supramax bulk carrier, Elsabeth C.

"No Medium-Term Prospect" for Mediterranean ECA

Jordi Vila, Head of Operations and Planning at the Port of Barcelona, says that a Mediterranean ECA regulation is unlikely anytime soon.

Lukoil Marine Lubricants Releases Fuel Saving ICOLube System in UK

System is said to maintain "best engine conditions," reduce oil costs and fuel consumption, and is environmentally friendly.

IMO Argues Against Hard Emissions Cap on Shipping in Paris Climate Deal

The IMO urged world leaders to allow talks targeted at shipping to be facilitated under its leadership due to its expertise.

Analysts Warn on Glencore Debt, Draw Comparisons with Lehman Brothers

The commodities trader has defended itself as "operationally and financially robust."

Crude Futures Back in the Green

Bunkers were firm in the primary ports today.

Dry Bulk Player Daiichi Chuo Kisen Kaisha Files For Bankruptcy With $1 Billion Debts

Subsidiary Star Bulk Carrier Co has also filed for bankruptcy protection with additional debts of around $476 million.

Rotterdam Making Strides in LNG Bunker Adoption

The port has also needed to change legislation to match new technology.

Wärtsilä Signs Agreement to Optimise GasLog LNG Carriers

The three to five year maintenance agreement with the GasLog will ensure "reliability of operation" of GasLog's seven 155,000 cbm LNG carriers.

DNV GL Releases Guidance on MRV Regulation

DNV GL has released a guidance document to assist ship operators in complying with Europe's new Monitoring, Reporting and Verification regulation.

Three Italian Maritime, Bunker Companies to Re-Merge

The newly formed Italtugs SpA offers bunkering, harbour towing and offshore towing in a number of Italian ports.

Hapag-Lloyd Aims for $500m From IPO

Roughly $400 million will reportedly aim to come from institutional and retail investors.

TransBaltic Oil Looks to Boost Presence in the Baltics, Expand into Bunker Supply

The company says it plans to boost its presence in the Baltic states by 30 percent by 2020 and add bunker fuel to its regional product list.

Bullish Tanker Market Outlook Sees d'Amico Order 2 Newbuild ECO LR1's in $88 Million Deal

"I believe LR1s, with their larger cargo capacity, will be in great demand in the years to come," says d'Amico International Shipping CEO Marco Fiori.

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