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Pirates Steal Fuel Cargo From Malaysian Tanker

The ship was carrying an estimated 4,000 tonnes of petrol and 1,000 tonnes of diesel

Iran Deal to Have Far-Reaching Impact for Shipping, Oil

In particular, the tanker sector is said to be the main likely beneficiary of eased sanctions as Iran is poised to significantly raise oil exports.

Crude Front-Month Contracts for May Maintain Upward Momentum

The prices were driven up by the EIA monthly report forecasting higher global demand and also seeing a slow down in U.S based production.

Industry Insight: SGMF Membership Uncovered - An interview with Sean Andersen and Tony Haston, Dixon Valve & Coupling

Industry Insight: SGMF Membership Uncovered - An interview with Sean Andersen and Tony Haston, Dixon Valve & Coupling

Dixon, founded in 1916, is a premier global manufacturer and supplier of hose couplings, valves, dry disconnects, swivels, and other fluid transfer and control products.

Low Oil Prices Have "Limited Effect" On Lube Prices

Supply and demand issues for lubricant oils have meant there has been little impact on prices

Sri Lankan Bunker Association Urges Open Bunkering at Hambantota

A single user "monopoly" deal would be bad for bunkering in Sri Lanka, says ALBSOL.

SISI: Chinese Fleet to Become World's Largest by 2030

The country's ships will represent 17 percent of global "shipping volume" by 2030, surpassing the Greek fleet, according to a SISI report.

Force Majeure in Bunkering Operations Declared Following Fire at Santos Fuel Storage Facility

Petrobras said that due to the fire, it is not allowed to load bunker barges.

German Environmentalists Criticise Scrubbers

Scrubber performance is difficult to monitor and will lead to the acidifcation of seawater, says SDN.

Crowley Joins Trident Alliance

Crowley Maritime Corp. joins over 30 other countries in the coalition

Finnish Research Vessel Experimenting With Bio-Oil Fuel

The ship has already been using bio-oil for its heating since early this year.

New LNG-Powered Ferry Heading to Canada

The F.A. Gauthier left its shipyard in Naples and will operate on the St. Lawrence Seaway in Quebec, Canada.

DP World Buys Prince Rupert Container Terminal for $580M

The terminal also has plans to increase capacity to capitalise on the Asia-North America trade

Trafigura is the "New King" of Russian Oil Trading

Trafigura has signed a deal with Rosneft to export $500 million worth of crude oil from Russia's Baltic, Mediterranean, and Pacific ports in April.

Hapag-Lloyd: It Should Be Possible to Make Money in Box Markets

"It always surprises me, that there are so many companies struggling with an industry that grows 3-4 percent every year," says CEO.

Bunker Theft Will Continue to Fuel SE Asia Piracy

"A high demand for illicit oil will continue to drive fuel theft and the targeting of small, low freeboard tankers in the region," says PGI.

Rotterdam Bunker Storage Terminal Changes Hands

The Litasco-Burando joint venture storage terminal is set to be acquired by an UK investment firm.

Vertex Aims to Grow Alternative Bunker Business

"We are very encouraged as we continue to move forward on the marine fuel opportunity," says Cowart.

USMRC LNG Bunkering Course "Key" to Launch of North American LNG Vessel

The United States Maritime Resource Center course offers five days of advanced training to crew with direct responsibility of the LNG or gas fuel system

Irving Oil Receives Approval to Reopen Canadian Storage Terminal

It was speculated that the closing of a nearby Imperial Oil refinery renewed Irving's interest in the facility

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