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Singapore Shipping Association Says Most SE Asia Hijacking Incidents Are Armed Robbery, Not Piracy

SSA says robbery takes place within the territorial waters and under the jurisdiction of the sovereign state, whereas piracy is on the high seas.

New Physical Supplier Enters the Colombian Market

"Our aim is to provide the best marine bunker fuel service to the shipping industry in Colombia," Petrobunkers tells Ship & Bunker.

ClassNK Release Advisory on New Hong Kong Sulfur Rules

Ships must keep information such as arrivals, departures and fuel-switching completions on record for three years.

Hopes of a Charter Rate Rise Buoyed by Drop in Idle Fleet

Idle box capacity last week slide to a five year low of 228,400 TEU.

Bunker Pirates: Caning, 10 Years for Sun Birdie Hijackers

Nine Indonesians were sentenced to 10 years jail and one stroke of the rotan by the Kota Tinggi Sessions court for the robbing of chemical tanker Mt Sun Birdie.

China Drafting Maritime Emissions Regulations

Ships would be required to use shore-based power while berthed at ports, with all ports required to install shore land-based power services.

Crude Futures Fall After Early Rally

Bunkers mostly steady as Brent tumbled nearly $1.00 settling at $63.50 per barrel while WTI fell $0.74 cents settling at $60.27 per barrel.

FMC: No Indication of Price Fixing from Container Alliances

Mario Cordero, chairman FMC, says global maritime regulators have found no evidence of price fixing in freight rates among container shipping alliances.

Global Risk Management Reports "Solid" Fiscal Year Results as Clients Increase

The hedging solutions company said that the volatility of oil has boosted client activity over the past year.

LR: Carnival Mega-Vessel Order Shows LNG Bunkers are "Looking Like an Increasingly Attractive Option"

Lloyd's Register has praised Carnival's decision to build four newbuild LNG-powered mega-cruise ships.

Singapore Eyes More Mega-Ship Calls as PM Opens Latest Pasir Panjang Terminal Expansion

Singapore's container port has opened its newest addition with all new berths designed to handle container ships with capacities larger than 10,000 TEUs.

One Bunker Spill Threat Ended After Listing Ship off Mumbai Towed to Safety, Four More Ships Send Distress Calls

Four more container ships are said to have made distress calls of the Mumbai coast guard due to "extremely bad" weather.

GAC Joins World Ocean Council

The WOC focuses on sustainability and the conservation of the ocean.

Shipping is "Too Conservative" Says Outgoing DNV GL CEO

Henrik O. Madsen urged the industry to see new legislation as opportunities rather than setbacks.

5 Orkim Harmony Pirates Still at Large

MMEA says a total of 13 individuals were involved in the hijacking of MT Orkim Harmony, including eight in custody and another five that still remain at large.

Industry Insight: Five Key Decisions Made at MEPC68

Industry Insight: Five Key Decisions Made at MEPC68

BLUE outlines five key decisions taken at the latest session of the International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) Marine Environment Protection Committee.

Crude Futures Rally Heavily on Talk of Iran Deal Delay

if the green-back was soft today we could have easily expected Brent crude prices to be well over $65.00 per barrel.

Asia-Europe Box Rates Slide Even Further, Carriers Now Losing Double What They Were Last Week

"With the bunker-adjustment-factor surcharge at $300 for Asia-Europe, we are losing close to $100 per box," says operator.

Malaysia: Arrest After Investigation into Subsidized Diesel Smuggling

About 1,500 litres of diesel was recovered at the time of the arrest.

Alfa Laval PureNOx Approved for EGR System

The company's PureNOx has been approved for use with the MAN Diesel & Turbo EGR system.

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