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Predicted Capacity Growth Threatens To End Best Tanker Spot Rates Since 2009

Tanker capacity is expected to reach 377 million DWT by the end of 2017.

Industry Insight: Effective ECA Compliance - Why Pairing Fuels and Lubes is a Long-Game

Industry Insight: Effective ECA Compliance - Why Pairing Fuels and Lubes is a Long-Game

Insight into why there is no silver bullet for twinning lubes with a diversified cleaner fuels mix in today's operating conditions.

U.S. West Coast Seeing Recovery of Cargo Volumes

Several West Coast ports are reporting higher cargo volumes than this time last year.

Vladivostok Expected to Take Market Share from East Asia in 2016

After the port is declared a free port next year, an extra tax on bunkers-only calls at the port may be lifted.

Two LNG Bunker Barge Concepts Unveiled by Crowley's Jensen

Both barges reportedly accommodate a wide variety of customer requirements.

India to Pay Iran $1.4 Billion in Oil Dues

The exact timing of the payments is understood be be dependant on the finance ministry receiving U.S. Department of Treasury approval.

Bunker Spill After Tanker Cracks Cargo Tank

The exact amount of bunkers spilled has so far not been reported.

WTI Slides Under $41/bbl, Expect Bunkers to Fall Further

With OPEC continually trying to capitalize on its market share it will be difficult to expect the market to firm in the long run.

Aegean Q2 Volume Up 18.5%, But Shares Plunge 18% as Earnings Miss Estimates

Revenues also slid dramatically for the quarter, down 30 percent to $1,207,707 from the $1,720,214 recorded in Q2 2014.

Washington Makes "Significant Step" Towards Lifting US Oil Export Ban with Mexico Crude Swap Deal

Decision by the U.S. Commerce Department means U.S. companies will be able to offer light, sweet crude in exchange for Mexico's heavy crude.

DNV GL Announces "Future-Proof" Eco-Retrofit Tool

The tool generates what-if scenarios to help companies predict the future.

Unclear When Fire-Ravaged Shuaiba Refinery Will Reopen refinery

Experts say that Kuwait export deals will not be affected.

Maersk Line: Confident 2M Alliance Will Bring $350m of Savings

Company says it has been successful in realising its projected savings result from its collaboration with MSC, although calculations are still being completed.

ReCAAP: July Was First Month This Year With No Reported Fuel Siphoning Incidents

The overall number and seriousness of piracy attacks also decreased.

Singapore's PSA Facing $61 Million Damages Claim from JNPT

The dispute is over a failed 2011 tender for a new container terminal.

Bunkers Are Getting Cheaper Relative to Crude as Prices Slide to Multi-Year Low

Last year bunker prices across four primary ports averaged 73.84 percent of the cost of Brent, but slipped to 67.45 percent on Monday.

Crude Up After Soft Start

Positive growth data coming out of the west coupled with anticipation of a large draw in U.S crude stock was the main driver today.

Bunkering at British Island Under Review

The review will address concerns over "superyachts" getting bunkers directly from tankers.

Former OW Bunker, Maersk Man Joins Prima Marine

Morten Kure Hansen has joined the bunker company's trading arm in Dubai.

Insurers Say Tianjin Explosion Highlights Risks of Bigger Box Ships

The IUMI said that losses were indicative of a growing trend in the industry towards larger cargo values stored in ports and on large containerships.

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