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Newly Expanded Malaysia Storage Terminal Already Fully Leased for Fuel Oil

Petronas and Koch Supply and Trading are said to have leased the 260,000 cbm of recently added tank space equally.

Green Credentials of LNG Bunkers Questioned

A University of Delaware professor said that more attention needed to be made to the amount of GHG released during natural gas extraction.

Mega Boxship Fuel Savings Due to Slow Steaming, Not Size

The OECD said that more than half of the fuel savings generated from larger ship were due to design changes for slower speeds.

Confusion Over Lifting of Nigerian Tanker Ban Affecting Freight Rates and Trading

Freight rates have reportedly risen while trading activity has slowed.

Iran: Oil Output to Reach 4.2 Million bpd by End of 2016

"Can we wait and not produce after lifting the sanctions? Who can accept it in Iran," says Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh.

Total Marine Fuels Looks to Boost Bunker Volumes With New Barge in Mauritius

"We see a lot of potential at Mauritius and we need to give a real answer to the shipowners," says Global Sales and Development Director, Frederic Vazzoler.

Crude Sinks Even Though US Stockpiles Fall More then Expected

Bunker prices were softening in the primary ports.

Cracked Lock Means "Likely" Delay for Panama Canal Opening

It's unclear exactly to what extent a crack in the wall of a lock will set back the opening of the expansion.

Finnish LNG Bunkering Station Receives Approval for €23.44 million in Financial Support

The European Commission has approved Finnish government plans to provide partial funding for an €81 million LNG bunker terminal project at Pori.

Gazpromneft Shipping Aims to Start LNG Bunkering in Baltic Basin by 2017

The company said that it would start with one bunker tanker.

Intertek Warns on Distillate Fuel Handling Issues Not Identified by ISO8217

"Distillates are not the problem free fuels that some operators would believe," Global Business Director Steve Bee has told Ship & Bunker.

Carnival: Strong Q3 Result Despite "Slight Drag" from Bunker Hedging, Expects FY2015 Bunker Savings of $741M

Carnival posted a solid Q3 result despite "slight drag" from Bunker Hedging.

Brightoil Lifts Annual Bunker Volumes 14% But Revenues Plunge on Fuel Price Slide

Although overall revenues fell, overall net profit more than doubled.

ICS: Shipping's Fuel Efficiency Measures are Providing Genuine Reduction in Emissions

No need for "complex virtual measures such as carbon offsets" says ICS Secretary General Peter Hinchliffe ahead of Paris climate talks.

Maersk Orders 9 New MR Tankers

Each of the nine vessels covered under the approximately $300 million order are said to have a capacity of 49,940 DWT each.

Singapore JV Secures Finance for 2 New LNG Tankers

BW Pavilion LNG says it has secured a $360 million loan to support the construction of the company's two new LNG vessels.

Mix Movements for Crude as Speculators Anticipate Record Stockpiles

However, the closing of two lines within the Colonial Pipeline was the saving grace to prices by settlement time as losses were pared.

Bunker Holding Sees 50% Boost to Loan Facility, Brings Total Group Funding Over $1 Billion

"In light of the past turmoil in our industry we are quite satisfied to announce such a strongly increased loan facility," says CFO Jesper Klokker Hansen.

Reports: Hapag Lloyd IPO Set For Mid-November

The company is expected to sell 20 percent of its shares on the Frankfurt exchange.

Australian Court Sides with Bunker Supplier, Paves Way For Enforcement of Foreign Maritime Liens

The Federal Court of Australia upheld the arrest of a ship over unpaid bunkers under a U.S. or Canadian lien.

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