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Widened Suez Canal To Open in August

The waterway is expected to be operational on August 6, 2015.

Three Containerships to Install Wärtsilä Scrubbers

The installations will be carried out by Jinhai Heavy Industry.

OW Bunker: Rosenmeyer Revelations a Boost for Damages Claim, Says Danish Shareholders Association

OW Bunker was allegedly brought to the brink of collapse by an oil price collapse in 2008.

Crude Futures Make Upward Momentum

The NYMEX and ICE markets were driven by the U.S dollar which lost its position compared to other currencies specifically the Euro.

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2015 Week 24

Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2015 Week 24

Have you sold bunkers to a recently scrapped vessel? Check here with VesselsValue.com's demolition sales from June 11 - 17, 2015.

Update 1: Orkim Harmony Found in Cambodian Waters, Renamed to "Kim Harmon"

"We have found the vessel and RMAF, MMEA and RAAF aircraft are tailing it from the air," says Chief of Navy Admiral Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Jaafar.

Survey Finds Just Under Half of Shippers Will Divert Cargo Away From U.S. West Coast

The figures are an improvement from February, and come in contrast the Port of Long Beach reporting it had the busiest May since 2006.

FMC Suspects Link Between Container Alliances and Port Congestion

The FMC is set to meet with Chinese and EU counterparts in Brussels to discuss the matter, and other topics, on June 18th.

Gulf Petrochem Plans New Greenfield Terminals to Support Bunkering

The company also signed a deal with Spain's Repsol to manufacture and market automotive lubricants.

Box Carriers in $150/TEU Asia-Europe Rate War

Carriers have also voided more sailings than ever before in the first half of the year.

Hong Kong: No Plans to Install Onshore Power Supply at KCCTs

Wong Kam-sing, Secretary for the Environment in Hong Kong, says there is no intention to provide onshore power supply at Kwai Chung Container Terminals.

Chinese Supplier Andatee Given Another NASDAQ Delisting Warning

Andatee has received a NASDAQ notification saying that the company is not in compliance with the minimum $1.00 per share continued listing requirement.

Hong Kong: New Low Sulfur Regs Can Reduce Emissions by 60%

Hong Kong's new 0.50 percent sulfur content regulation for marine fuel will reportedly reduce emissions and particulates by more than 60 percent.

Carnival Undeterred by Lack of LNG Bunkering Infrastructure, Says Multi Billion Dollar Backing for LNG Bunkers is the "Right Move"

"I think the early adopters can drive forward that infrastructure," Carnival's Roger Frizzell tells Ship & bunker.

Crude Makes More Mixed Movements

Brent firmed while WTI softened.

Glander International Bunkering Welcomes New Trader Jake Marcello in Florida

"Jake has revealed his strong desire to succeed in his role by delivering what our clients require and preempting their needs," says the group's CEO.

Carriers Paying to Ship Customers' Boxes as Asia-Europe Freight Rates Fall Below Fuel Costs

"We are now shipping at an absolute loss," said an executive from an Asian carrier.

DNV GL, VPS Team Up to Show How Bunker Quality Impacts Vessel Performance

A new module will tap into VPS' fuel sampling database to help owners and operators make "informed business decisions."

Bunkering Continuing At Tauranga While Pipeline Stays Closed

The pipeline was shut down earlier this year after an oil spill occurred while Mobil was refueling a ship.

EIA to Study ECA Impact on Bunker Demand

The study analyzes the impact on ocean-going vessel fuel usage of ECAs in North America and the Caribbean.

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