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Malaysia Hands Over Investigation of Bunker Theft from Singapore-Flagged MT Joaquim to Indonesia

Malaysian authorities say the investigation has been handed over to Indonesian counterparts, as the ship was found in Indonesian waters on Sunday.

Proposed London Cruise Terminal Urged to Consider Shore Power

Critics say that they are worried about an increase of air-polluting cruise ships in the area.

Gibraltar Gains New Bunkering Opportunities As New Cruise Turnaround Port

Noble Caledonia will use Gibraltar as a turnaround port for 2 of its 2016 voyages.

Ionada Wins First Commercial Order of Its Membrane Scrubber System

The Canadian supplier of exhaust gas cleaning systems says it will be supplying its Membrane Scrubber to a RoRo operating in Atlantic Canada.

Better Margins and Cheaper Bunkers Improves OOCL Profits

H1 fuel costs for OOCL fell by roughly 38 percent.

Tanker Recovery Continues to Push Tanker Investments Ahead

Results were relatively on par with the first quarter of 2015, when the company reports its best quarterly profit since inception.

Crude Futures Soft, Despite Stronger Start to the Day

The overall sentiment is that crude futures will stay below $50.00 per barrel for quite sometime which will keep favorable prices for bunker buyers.

Rising Bunker Costs Affect Wilh. Wilhelmsen Second-Quarter Results

Though revenues and profit are up compared to last year, bunker costs and off-hire led to a drop quarter-over-quarter.

Horizon Acquisition, Other Factors Impact Matson's Q2 Earnings

But transportation revenue increased $25.6 million to $346.7 million.

Scientists Find "Ideal" Algae for Use as Fuel

Scottish researchers say they have found which North Atlantic Ocean-based algae strains could provide enough oil to be used as a source of fuel in vehicles.

2015 Could Be A Record Year for Southeast Asia Bunker Theft, Says Maritime Security Firm

13 hijackings have been reported so far this year.

More Sources Point to COSCO Group, China Shipping Group Merger

"The matter is being discussed," says one source said to have direct knowledge of the matter.

EIA Cuts 2015, 2016 U.S. Crude Production Forecast, but its Still on Track to be Highest Since 1972

U.S. crude oil production this year is expected to be 100,000 barrels per day less than previously forecast.

OPEC Production Highest in 3 Years as Iran Output Increases

OPEC pumped 31.5 million barrels per day in July.

Endofa Explains Losses, Future Plans

Endofa company is well funded with a bright future ahead of it, co-founder and Managing Partner Kenn Soendergaard has told Ship & Bunker.

Slight Firming for Crude Futures

EIA data showed that U.S crude inventories incurred a 1.7 million barrel draw last week.

China's Marine Fuel Quality "Lags Behind That of Major Developed Countries"

"Ship emissions now remain the third largest source of air pollution in China," a local media report notes.

Interlake to Outfit Two More of Its Vessels with Scrubbers

The Great Lakes shipping line says it will install scrubber systems on two of its vessels, the M/V Lee A. Tregurtha, and M/V James R. Barker, early next year.

Deaths, Hundreds Injured as Chinese Port City of Tianjin Rocked by Massive Explosions [ VIDEO ]

The blasts are said to have happened in a warehouse area storing dangerous goods located in Tianjin's Binhai development zone.

Durban Bunker Prices Drop as Refinery Comes Back Online

IFO180 prices fell to their lowest point since February 3, 2015.

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