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DEME Betting on Bunker Infrastructure For World's First LNG Dredgers

"We are very excited about going this way and entering a new path and a new technology," says Jan Gabriel, head of construction for DEME.

Seaspan Orders Eco-Ships as Part of a 7 Vessel Order Spree

Two deals were inked for an approximate total of $653.5 million, with the vessel scheduled for delivery in 2017.

Mobil Apologises After Being Identified as Source of Tauranga Bunker Spill

A claims process has been set up for damages caused directly by the spill.

T&E: Public Ship Emissions Data Should Be "Stepping Stone" to a CO2 Target

Environmental group Transport & Environment said that benefits associated with a new emissions reporting law will be offset by industry growth.

Bunker Supplier Given Delisting Warning

It is the second warning that Andatee China Marine Fuel Services Corporation has received this month.

GOGL Announces Vessel Divestment and Adjustments to Newbuilding Program

Company sells a total of 14 ships from its Capesize fleet and delayed the construction of several other vessels

Kassinger Questions Practicality of 2018 Fuel Availability Study

"So asking someone I think is great. My question is, who?"

Norden Looks to Slash $5.5 Million From its Bunker Bill "for the Benefit of the Environment and the Bottom Line"

The group aims to improve fuel efficiency by 3 percent.

New LNG Bunker Facility to Target US, Canadian East Coast Demand

Company cites ease of permitting, access to offshore gas in Atlantic Canada and support from stakeholders for decision to build facilities in Nova Scotia

Mixed Day for Crude Futures After Early Rally

Brent futures slipped 19 cents since yesterdays close settling $64.64 per barrel while WTI futures settled 7 cents higher at $57.06 per barrel.

Fuel Spill During Bunkering in New Zealand, Heavy Winds Interfering with Cleanup

It is not currently known how much fuel was spilled into Tauranga Harbour.

MISC: No Intention to Sell its AET Tankers Business

Petroleum shipping remains a "core element" of business.

Box Ship Orderbook Needs to be Halved to Restore Supply and Demand Balance by 2019

300 newbuilds would have to be cut from the orderbook, according to Boston Consulting Group.

DNV GL Unveils New US VGP Compliance Verification System

The VGP system is touted as being able to help ship owners reduce the risk of potentially costly new rules.

Report: Asia-Bound Contaminated Crude Cargo Could be Destined for Bunker Markets

Chevron dispatching one million barrels after three-year storage, in what California Energy Commission calls "a bizarre incident."

New Hong Kong Sulfur Cap Could Pave the Way for Similar Rules in Mainland China

The Pearl River Delta reportedly accounts for about 10 percent of the world's container port traffic.

Kassinger: No Point in Waiting to Implement 0.5% Global Sulfur Cap, but if You Do, Wait Until 2075, not 2020 or 2025

It will take decades and over $100 billion of investment to convert the residual fuel used by the marine industry into clean products, he says.

Crude Futures Retreat

Although the rig count in the states has fallen significantly this year inventory levels seem to keep rising.

OW Bunker: Over $100M Collected, $1B Still to Play For

OW Bunker: Over $100M Collected, $1B Still to Play For

The sale of oil stocks and derivatives have yielded some cash for creditors but competing claims for payment are hampering efforts to bring in cash from debtors.

IBIA Urges Industry to Adopt Updated ISO 8217 Specifications

The International Bunkering Industry Association said that the latest specs are not too expensive for owners.

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