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Bunker Trader Rejoins Dan-Bunkering in Middlefart

Elena Hauser has reportedly been hired as Bunker Trader & Area Specialist Russia at the company's head office in Middelfart, Denmark.

Bomin Linde LNG: Global Sulfur Cap Will Increase Attractiveness, Demand for LNG Bunkers

Bomin Linde LNG says a coming global sulfur fuel content cap regulation will increase commercial attractiveness and demand for LNG.

BC Ferries Joins Green Marine

BC Ferries Tuesday announced it has joined Green Marine, a voluntary environmental certification program for the North American marine industry.

Chinese Shipyard Facing String of Contract Cancellations After Vessels Fail to Meet Fuel Consumption Standards

Delivery of two ships was refused after the client claimed that the two ships did not meet fuel consumption standards.

World Fuel Services Agrees to $110M Lac Megantic Settlement

The 2013 train derailment involved 72 oil tanker carrying oil being transported in part by WFS subsidiary.

OW Bunker Collapse Could Still Result in Criminal Charges as SØIK's Fraud Investigation Continues

Morten Jakobsen, state prosecutor for SØIK, confirmed that he has had a major investigation into the OW Bunker bankruptcy underway since the end of 2014.

Glander International Bunkering Announces Promotion at Singapore Office

Dowell Lin, who has been with Glander since 2010, has been promoted to Senior Bunker/Lubricant Trader & Team Leader at the Singapore office.

China Considers Establishing ECA, Says Pollution Problems From Shipping More Evident

This is the nation's first official declaration that an ECA could be imposed.

Singapore Ranked as World's Leading Maritime Capital

Menon also says Singapore will retain its top ranking five years from now.

Crude Futures Continue to Firm

WTI front month contracts firmed up over 2% for a second day in a row settling in at the new year high of $61.43 per barrel.

OBP State of Maritime Piracy Report: SE Asian Piracy is Especially Dangerous, Continuing at Unacceptable Levels

Oceans Beyond Piracy says pirates had a 90 percent boarding success rate in 2014 with 3,600 seafarers subject to attack.

Growth in Bunkering Activity Helps Curoil to 60% Increase in Profits for 2014

The supplier has seen a rise in international bunker trade, increasing its number of international customers and business from existing clients.

Christine Loh: Increasing Interest from China on Air Quality Gives PRD ECA a Good Chance of Success

According to Loh, China's government has been extremely interested in improving air quality.

Study Confirms Negative Health Impacts of Shipping Emissions, Says Environmental Group

A new report released by German researchers reportedly confirms large amounts of carcinogens in HFO emissions.

Drewry: Tanker Shipping's Fortunes Rest on US Shale Oil Production

Drewry says low oil prices have made crude extraction unprofitable for many US producers and left tanker operators hoping for a rise in U.S. crude oil imports.

ExxonMobil : No Single Best Fuel for 0.50% Global Sulfur Cap, But LNG Bunkers Will Have a Role to Play in the Future

Ian White, Field Marketing Manager, ExxonMobil Marine Fuels & Lubricants says MGO was the "default choice" for compliance.

ABS Issues LNG Bunkering Advisory From Fuel Provider & Operator Perspective

The advisory explores the benefits, challenges, and solutions associated with LNG-powered vessels.

Ex-Pipe Bunkering Service Aims to Give Faster Turnaround Times at UK Port

Geos has extended its alliance with Peterson to offer the port improved efficiencies.

CWR: Wind Power Systems Are Showing Measurable and Meaningful Fuel Savings for Ships

Two independent trials concluded that a single Norsepower rotor achieved savings of 2.6% on Bore's MS Estraden.

Gard: A Busy Arctic will be a Better One for Insurers

Gard CEO Rolf Thore Roppestad said at Nor-Shipping 2015 that a busy Arctic mitigates risks and results in better response capabilities in emergencies.

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