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Vancouver Conference Set to Showcase Interferry's UN and EU Input

The Interferry conference in Vancouver takes place on October 6-7 as the central part of a five-day working and social programme.

Alix Partners: Some Companies Buy Bunkers Better than Others

SeaIntel's Lars Jensen says a "fundamental shift in mindset within the carriers" is needed towards cost management.

MARAD Awards University $400,000 to Research LNG Bunkers for the Great Lakes

The U.S. Maritime Administration will award the Great Lakes Maritime Research Institute funds to continue research and hold workshops.

UASC Deal to Give Hamburg Süd a Foothold in Ocean Three

Hamburg Süd has signed an agreement with the United Arab Shipping Company to give Hamburg access to UASC's East-West routes.

Vale Looks to Convert VLOC's to Use LNG Bunkers

Vale wants to take VLOC performance improvements further, converting vessels to LNG

India to Exempt Export-Import Shippers from Bunker Duty

India's Shipping Secretary announced the government would exempt shippers from duty.

Petronas Threatens to Drop $10-Billion LNG Project

Petronas CEO Shamsul Abbas said that a new LNG tax and increasing competition from the U.S. had made him rethink the project.

GAC Bunker Fuels Expands Team in Norway

GAC has appointed former branch manager Per Steffen Bolstad to the team.

Gard: Using a Bunker Surveyor is Still Important, Even When Singapore has Mandatory MFMs

Bunker Surveyors should still conduct bunker surveys to check for signs of cappuccino bunkers and other malpractices, says Gard.

Carnival to Install Scrubbers on 70% of its Fleet by 2016

Company says scrubbers are a sound investment and will mitigate rising fuel costs by 2017.

Intertek ShipCare Awarded "Supplier of the Year"

Global Business Director Steve Bee said it was "a great honour for Intertek ShipCare".

Finnish Cargo Company Set to Become the First LNG Shortsea Container Operator

"Our strategy is to stay well ahead of the curve when it comes to environmental regulations, and to be a pioneer in eco-friendly shipping."

INEA Commissions Another LNG-Powered Vessel

The construction of the Sirocco comes on the heels of the inauguration of the Eiger-Nordwand earlier this year.

Brightoil Bunker Revenues Down as Group Swings to Profit

Revenue from bunkering activities slides, but Brightoil swings to profit from loss this year.

Chinese Player Chooses Antifouling Coatings to Boost Fleet Efficiency

Jotun COSCO Marine Coatings will handle antifouling solutions for China Merchant Energy Shipping Co. newbuild VLCCs.

Baltic Ports Organization Seeks LNG Bunkering Network

A list of ports which could see development of common, small-scale LNG bunkering facilities has been drawn up.

Northwest Europe RMK 500 Bunker Market Tight, Say Traders

High sulfur fuel oil traders say that major suppliers in the area have had little to no product to offer.

2M Will Save Maersk Line $350 Million a Year

Maersk Line also has plans to invest $3 billion a year from 2015 to 2019 on new vessels.

Malaysian Player Cleared in "Bunkering Not Anchoring" Case

Komas Energy has avoided a fine of up to $30,000 having been acquitted in High Court appeal.

Brent Crude Flat as Equities Market Tumbles

Bunker buyers should continue to take advantage of the low bunker prices and send inquiries into the market as far out as possible.

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