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BIMCO to Hold Bulk Carrier Bunker Spill Response Simulation at Hamburg Conference

The shipping association will host a session on managing a crisis in the aftermath of a maritime casualty at its next annual conference in November.

Kinder Morgan to Aquire Four Fuel Efficient, LNG Conversion-Ready Jones Act Tankers

Kinder Morgan says it has signed a $568 million agreement for the construction of four 50,000 DWT, LNG conversion-ready Tier II tankers.

Drewry: Suez Canal Forecasts Unrealistic, It Must Be a Long-Term Game

Drewry says the newly completed Suez Canal expansion will draw "far fewer" vessels than has been forecasted by project sponsors.

Japanese Refiner Enters Joint Venture for Australian Fuel Storage Facility

TonenGeneral Sekiyu and Qube Holdings are planning a 230-million-litre-capacity storage facility in Port Kembla.

Second Phase of Malaysia Storage Terminal Complete

ATT Tanjung Bin Sdn Bhd says it has completed the second phase of its Port of Tanjung Pelepas oil terminal expansion, adding 262,000 million cam of storage.

Crude Continues to Soften

OPEC reported that oil supplies outside the group will rise by 90,000 bpd this year.

Singapore Bunker Theft Tanker's Navigation System to be Examined by Malaysian Authorities

The Singapore-flagged tanker went missing early over the weekend and was found the next day without its cargo.

China Grants Licences to Allow Crude Imports for Independent Refiners

The country's Ministry of Commerce has announced that it will grant licenses to directly import crude oil to two independent refineries.

Singapore's Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew to Step Down

Under Lui's watch, Singapore has not only maintained its status as the world's biggest bunkering port, but seen its best ever years in terms of sales volume.

Hanjin: Q2 Operating Profit Swells Due to Cost Saving Efforts, Lower Bunker Costs

While total sales decreased 6.3%, Hanjin says overall year-on-year operating profit has grown by 147.7% as a result of "continuous cost saving efforts."

Malaysia Calls for Anti Piracy, Hijacking Strategies to be Revisited

Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein, the country's defence minister, has suggested that anti-hijacking and anti-piracy efforts should be reassessed.

ECA "Loophole" May Provide a Competitive Advantage for Some UK Ports

Increased shipping traffic could be seen at Welsh ports as cheaper high-sulfur fuels can still be utilised in the Irish Sea, which outside of the ECA.

Bunker Pirates Steal 3,500 mt of Bunkers from Singaporean Tanker

Roughly $700,000 worth of marine fuel oil (MFO) had been aboard.

Demand for Efficiency Tech Not Dampened by Cheap Bunkers

MAN Diesel & Turbo said that demand for its Kappel propeller has been steady and growing.

Integr8 Expands with New Offices in Mumbai, Istanbul

At the new location in Mumbai, India is Kaman Singh, and Damla Aktay is in Istanbul, Turkey.

Sri Lanka's Colombo Port Sees Increase in Vessel Traffic, Cargo Tonnage

Container handling at the port also increased during the first half of 2015.

Gazprom Neft Marine Bunker: Retail Sales up 3% in First Half of 2015

Gazprom Neft Marine Bunker says retail sales for the first six months of 2015 are up 3 percent year-on-year, having sold 1.57 million tonnes.

Axis Plan Aimed at Strengthening Bunkering Activity in Egypt

Petroleum and mineral resources minister says the plan will increase trade and transport of crude oil, petroleum products, and natural gas.

ARA Fuel Oil Inventories Rise Up 20%

ARA area stocks are said to have swelled by 1.87 million barrels during the week to August 6.

Malta Bunker Dispute: Feyza Genç Owners Say Arrest Warrant Unfair, Supplier Says Bunker Bill Still Unpaid

However both parties tell Ship & Bunker they have been unable to contact Turkish trader Global Bunkers Ltd regarding the dispute.

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