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Singapore's NOL in U.S. Logistics Acquisition

Singapore based group buys Carmichael International Service in a $37 million cash deal.

Aegean to Continue Share Buyback Scheme

Physical bunker supplier to buy back up to a total of one million shares of the Company's common stock.

Energy-Saving Market Offers Opportunities

Tech company says demand for fuel efficiency will mitigate the downturn in ship orders.

Bunker Prices Mostly on the Rise in the Americas

Most markets see gains Tuesday, with the exception of the North America Atlantic region.

Argentine Ports Blocked by Strike

The 24-hour general strike involves port administrators, immigrations, customs, and health workers.

Mixed IFO Prices in Europe as MGO Prices Jump

MGO gained as much as $35 pmt on Tuesday as North and Western Europe saw small, mixed movements.

Ultrabulk Cancels Order, Substitutes for ECO Ship

Shipping firm says the new ECO Supramax will reduce fuel consumption 10 percent, helping the company weather challenging conditions.

Bunker Prices Continue to Rise in Asia

IFO380 rises as much as $10 pmt, with the product rising for a sixth consecutive market day in Hong Kong.

Singapore Needs More LNG for its Growing Economy

LNG terminal expansion planned as officials say LNG demand is growing with the economy.

WFS Sees "Very Small Impact" From Marine Write Offs

The company says its market share has grown and its conservative strategies have protected it from problems in the industry.

Titan Gets 90 Day Reprieve from Hong Kong Legal Proceedings

A stay of 90 days has been ordered to enable Titan, Warburg Pincus to attempt mediation.

OW Bunker Launches Physical Operations in Gulf of Mexico

Elisalex Schulte will operate in international waters off both the Texas and Louisiana coastlines.

Baltic Ferry Company Sees Jump in Third Quarter Bunker Costs

Despite higher fuel prices, Tallink says it increased revenues and profits in the quarter, compared with last year.

Firm Bunker Prices in the Americas

Marine fuel prices in many markets in both North and Latin America climbed today.

DME Opens Singapore Office, Plans Fuel Oil Contract

The exchange plans to propose fuel oil contract as it expands its focus to products that trade between the Middle East and Asia.

Mixed Start to the Week for European Bunker Prices

Most North and Western Europe markets climb, Middle East, and Mediterranean and Black Sea prices fall.

NOAA Funds Study of Oil Dispersants

Research efforts will look into effects on crabs, other marine organisms, and communication tools.

Higher Bunker Prices in Singapore, Hong Kong

The start of the week sees bunker prices rise in Singapore and Hong Kong, but some markets elsewhere in the region softened.

China's Bonded Bunker Sales Down

The government may release rules next year on opening the supply market to new companies.

NAT "Aggressively" Pursuing Fuel Savings

Nordic American Tankers says low-cost improvements to its ships will have payback time of less than 1 year.

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