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Tauranga Harbour Bunkering Suspended in Wake of Bunker Spill Clean-Up

"We will not recommence refueling from the bunker pipeline until we have full confidence in its integrity," says Mobil New Zealand.

Aegean Looking to Recover $2.3 Million from OW Bunker Deals

The company currently has $7 million in outstanding receivables from various OW Bunker entities.

State of Emergency Declared as Burst Pipeline Spills Crude on California Coast

A Plains All American pipeline on Tuesday ruptured, spilling an estimated 21,000 gallons of crude oil into the Pacific Ocean

Aegean Claiming $28 Million in Compensation from Hess Over Purchase of its US East Coast Bunker Business

Hess' bunker business was bought by Aegean in 2013 for $30 million.

Crude Futures Back on the Rise

EIA said there were significant draws from US inventories.

CMA CGM Reports 400% Profit Hike in First Quarter

A new emphasis on operational and cost efficiency, along with cheap bunkers, had a positive affect on the bottom line.

Operator Says Fuel Oil Emulsion Trial Shows Promise of Emissions Reduction, Cost & Consumption Savings

"FOE has lower harmful emissions compared with normal fuels and this improves Health and Safety for those who have to work with it," says KiwiRail.

Singapore Maintains Record High Bunkers Sales Momentum

2015's four month bunker sales total was 214,000 mt higher than the previous record high for the the period achieved in 2012.

Demand for Efficient and Low-Emission Propulsion Systems is Increasing, Says Compressor Systems Firm

A manufacturer of compressors for fuel gas supply attributes an order increase to stricter environmental regulations.

Drewry: The Gamble on Ultra Large Container Vessels has Backfired

Newbuild 10,000 TEU capacity tonnage will also make it harder to cascade existing tonnage into secondary routes to make way for new mega-ships.

Thailand and China Deny Deal on Building Kra Canal to Bypass Singapore

Panitan Wattanayagorn, security advisor to the Thai deputy prime minister, said the reports from China might have been the result of a misunderstanding.

Port of Antwerp Grants LNG Bunker & Scrubber Users Discount for Lowering Particulate Emissions

The Belgian port says that seagoing vessels that reduce particulate emissions through alternative technologies will be eligible to receive a discount on Antwerp Port dues beginning June 2015.

Drewry: Dry Bulk Unlikely to Be Profitable Until 2017

China is poised to move away from iron and coal to renewable energy sources, casting a pall on the dry bulk market

Report: LNG Bunker Markets in U.S. and Europe Have Estabished, but are Seeing Slower Uptake Than Hoped For

But Singaporean consultancy TRI-ZEN said that it expects LNG demand to rebound and supply shortages to occur in the future

Oil Prices Sink as U.S Dollar Strengthenes

Additional, impetus was provided by news yesterday that Saudi Arabia has produced and exported more crude than they have in over a decade.

BP and Sinopec Form Singapore-Based Joint Bunkering Business

The newly-formed BP Sinopec Marine Fuels Pte Ltd. will be based in Singapore.

Scorpio Tankers in Further Fleet Expansion

The currently under construction vessels come at a cost of approximately $60.0 million each.

Port Official: Shore Power is a Last-Generation Solution at Most Major Ports

The availability and use of ultra-low sulfur fuels, plus scrubbers have made the technology obsolete.

Promotion at KPI Bridge Oil in New York

Jordan Felber has been promoted to Team Leader.

Petronet LNG CEO: Kochi Could Become Southeast Asia's LNG Bunkering Hub

It is estimated that Kochi's bunkering growth is expected to grow by over 20 percent within the next year.

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