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Key Ports Make Bunker Price Gains in the Americas

IFO380 in New York, Vancouver, Houston, Buenos Aires, and Callao all gain today.

Rotterdam IFO380 Gains After Falling for Three Days

Rotterdam IFO380 moved up for the first time since November 27, 2012, as prices in the region firmed.

Bunker Prices Rise in Singapore

Small gains for Singapore, but a number of ports elsewhere in the APAC region see prices fall.

Tanker CEO: Optimise Current Ships Before Building New Ones

BW Maritime CEO calls for restraint in buying new eco-ships in the face of an over-saturated market.

First North American LNG Ferry Planned

Wärtsilä propulsion system will help drop emissions in the North American ECA.

West Japan Bunker Supply To Rise in December

Refiners have restarted CDUs, putting more bunkers on the market in Japan this month.

Chinese Tax Move to Cut Teapot Profits

New policy makes it harder for domestic blenders and small refineries to avoid taxes on fuel oil.

Brightoil Looks to Expand Bunker Business

Chairman says costs for bunkering operations will be "on par" with Singapore, and the company will be more competitive in China.

ZIM Records Strong Third Quarter

Shipper makes an $82 million improvement to its bottom line, turns in a $16 million profit.

Golar Charters Modern LNG carrier

LNG shipping company says it will have the opportunity to buy the vessel when the charter ends in 2017.

Gazprom Neft Marine Bunker Looks to Additional Bunker Tanker

Russian supplier plans to buy and deploy a bunker tanker at the port of Novorossiysk in the first quarter of 2013.

Small Gains for US Gulf and Caribbean Bunker Prices

Bunker prices elsewhere in the Americas were either steady, or made small mixed movements.

Bunkering Set to Start at Sri Lankan Port

Government says Hambantota Port will serve eastbound ships and offer an alternative to Singapore.

EMEA Bunker Prices Mostly Flat

Changes to bunker prices in the region were generally small and lacked any overall direction.

New U.S. Sanctions to Target Shipping, Ports

Legislation would target banks working with shipping, ports, and shipbuilding industries.

WSS Hires Technical Sales Manager for Safety in Americas

Company says it is expanding its liferaft rental program in North and South America.

Prices in East Asia End the Week Down

IFO380 in Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Tokyo falls for a third consecutive day.

Frontline Narrows Losses in Q3

Company predicts slow recovery, dependent on "substantial scrapping of vessels"

Brightoil Looks to China, Upstream Gas as Bunker Market is "Very Difficult"

Bunkering market is "very difficult because the shipping sector is losing money," chairman says.

Rolls-Royce, Lauro Shipping to Design LNG Ro-Pax

Company says the project could result in the first gas powered ferry operating in the Mediterranean.

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