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Bleak Outlook for Global Bunker Demand

Supplier says it will be 18 to 24 months before larger demand starts coming back.

Singapore to see LNG Bunkering by 2015

MPA is expected to finalise licensing requirements for bunker suppliers and craft operators by Q1 2013.

MPA In Singapore Joint Oil Spill Exercise

Goal of the multi-agency JOSE 2012 exercise was was to familiarise responding agencies to the Oil Spill Contingency Plan.

Thursday Sees Bunker Prices Continue to Fall

Many ports saw another day of moderate losses on Thursday, while crude continued to see little change.

OW Bunker Calls for Collaboration on Low-Sulfur Bunkers

The fuel supplier says the ECA's 1 percent sulfur fuel rule has create a supply-demand imbalance in North America

EC Calls for Limits on Food-Based Biofuels

New rules would force industry to develop more sustainable "second-generation" biofuels, EU governing body says.

Consolidation Coming to Bunker, Shipping Industries

Inatech CEO says smaller companies must become part of larger firms or find specialty niches.

U.S. Navy On Course With Renewable Energy Timeline

The Navy argues the extra expense of bio-diesel is worthwhile partly to help build a mass market.

Iranian Oil Firms Threaten Legal Action Against EU Sanctions

Source says sanctions are affecting 30 governmental and private companies as Netanyahu says they "are hitting the Iranian economy hard."

Cat Fines Up in US Bunkers as Sulfur Level Drops

DNVPS' Charlotte Rojgaard says as ECA regulations took effect in the US, aluminum and silicon levels rose in bunkers from the country's ports.

Wednesday Bunker Prices Move Down

Many ports saw bunker prices move down on Wednesday, and crude saw small gains.

RN-Bunker Completes Quality Management Process

Lloyd's Register FOBAS says efforts to establish an unbroken chain of control over the quality of bunker fuel holds a bright future.

DNV, Industry Players in Australian LNG Bunkering Study

Study will cover the infrastructure and regulatory requirements for the adoption of LNG fueled ships in Australian waters.

Egyptian Port Strike Stops Cargo Movement

Port owner DP World says the strike has cost it $6.6 million in fines from affected shipping companies.

New FIS Service for Bunker Hedging

The service offers real-time data and swap contracts in sizes as small as one tonne for ship owners and charterers.

13 Organisations Sign Maritime Singapore Green Pledge

MPA said there was now a total of 40 organisations that have pledged their commitment to supporting and promoting clean and green shipping in Singapore.

Drop in Container Volumes at Port of Long Beach

Blames continuing weakness in the economy, and cutbacks in ship calls by several niche vessel operators.

Singapore Wants More Mass Flow Meter Use

MPA introduces step-by-step industry guide, hopes to promote the development of a Singapore Standard for Mass Flow Metering System.

Singapore Takes Action on Cappuccino Bunkers

MPA has commissioned an in-depth study and set up a bunkering assistance hotline for quantity disputes.

K-Line to Sell 10% of its Capesize Bulkers

The sale could reduce the firms annual cargo capacity by up to 10 million tonnes.

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