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First European Inland Waterway Vessel with New Fuel Saving "Flex Tunnel Technology"

Rhenus PartnerShip held a naming ceremony for the Rhenus Duisburg, which is said to have flex tunnel technology and "father/son" engines for efficiency.

RightShip: GHG Emissions Rating Receives Update

Update takes changes to the assumed fuel-type for non-verified vessels.

Cyber Criminals Swipe Over $600,000 in Bunker Payments

An undisclosed shipping company admits to being hacked on two occasions.

Crude Makes Largest One Day Gains in Over 6 Years

At the end of the day we believe that crude prices will soften down to levels we have noticed this past week as current supply far exceeds global demand.

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2015 Week 34

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2015 Week 34

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue.com's demolition sales from August 20 - August 26, 2015.

Explosion at Petrobras Bunker Facility Kills 2

The blast happened at a Petrobras heating unit at a facility in the Port of Tubarão near Vitória, Brazil.

Hapag-Lloyd says H1 Results Prove CSAV Merger was the Right Decision

Volumes and Revenues were significantly higher, but profits were down 9.3 percent compared to H1 last year.

"Everybody Will Have a Better Life" with $50 Billion Panama Canal Alternative, says HKND Group

HKND says it has the public backing of Nicaraguans to build a $50 billion, 275-kilometre waterway for vessels that can't navigate the Panama Canal.

Green Light for London Cruise Terminal, but Some Still Unhappy Over Lack of Shore Power

London's mayor, Boris Johnson, has given a green light for a proposed Greenwich cruise liner terminal, planned to be operational by 2017.

Mega-Boxships to Create More Pressure on East-West Rates

Alphaliner says UVLC deployment will continue with renewed strength into 2018, exacerbating overcapacity and rate wars in the container freight industry.

Busan LNG Bunkering Terminal to be Operational by 2020

The South Korean is expected to have a fully functional LNG bunkering terminal by 2020.

Indonesia and Malaysia Form Rapid Response Team Against Piracy and Armed Robbery

There had previously been some criticism that local authorities did not have a large enough presence.

Norway: No reason to Think We Will See Oil Prices Last Under $55 a Barrel

$40-Per-Barrel Crude is "Unsustainable" in Medium-to-Long Term, says Oil Minister Tord Lien.

Brent Prices Edge Down as WTI Drops 2%

We believe prices will continue to fall as we near the end of the summer season.

Unlicensed Singapore Bunker Supplier Pleads Guilty to Charges Brought by MPA

JL Petroleum was said to have supplied bunkers on 14 occasions between 2 and 25 June 2013.

Increased Oil Storage Demand Sends Vopak Profits Higher

The company was also actively decreasing capacity as it sold off various assets in the first half of the year.

Singapore Storage Operators Will Be Ultimate Losers in Asia's Changing Oil Market, says Analyst

Thomson Reuters says the challenges facing storage operators are as severe as those of the fuel oil trading community.

Typhoon Goni to Halt Bunkering in South Korea and Taiwan Ports

The storm was expected to hit Japan Tuesday morning before continuing north to South Korea.

ClassNK Approved Battery Solutions Ready for Ships

Eco Marine Power says it now offers a new range of marine batteries that have been accepted for use on ClassNK classed vessels.

IBIA To Hold Forum on Bunkering with New Fuels

The discussions will be part of London International Shipping Week in September

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