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Bunker Trader Appointment at Dan-Bunkering Singapore

Carlo Fuentes' appointment as Bunker Trader was effective October 1, 2012.

Quadrise Places Shares, Plans Commercial Roll-Out of Synthetic Fuel Oil

The company plans a full commercial roll-out of its MSAR synthetic fuel oil in 2014 after placing shares to raise £3.5 million.

Fourth Classic International Cruises Ship Arrested

Princess Daphne is stopped in Crete, while related company NDS Voyages says it is going into liquidation.

Hull Fouling Has $500K A Year Price Tag

Eniram study finds drops in fuel efficiency can add up for cruise ships in waters with high fouling risk.

Thursday Bunker Prices Continue Down

Global bunker prices trended downward on Thursday as crude made a rebound from yesterday's big loss.

LNG Bunkering Will Be Available in Time for 2015 Emissions Rules

Port of Gothenburg says LNG Bunkering will take place directly from a bunker tanker "exactly as it does at present."

Air Lubrication System: High Speed Vessels Get 5% Fuel Saving

Air Lubrication System introduced in 2010 for larger, slower-speed ships, but MHI says latest test shows it works for high-speed, slender hull-form ships.

ICS "Disappointed" Low-Sulfur Survey Won't Start Sooner

IMO members rejected a quicker start to the survey, which is intended to let industry respond to potential supply shortfalls.

NORDEN: Customers Want ECO Tonnage

The company has six fuel-efficient vessels underway, with the possibility of more if it can find the "right vessel" at the "right price."

ISObunkers Fuels Divisions Bought By PAPCO

ISOindustries will continue to operate its core marine bunkering businesses out of its offices in Norfolk, Virginia and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Synthetic Fuel Oil Firm Confirms Fundraising Speculation

Quadrise Fuels says it is in advanced stages of a placing of up to 50,000,000 new ordinary shares.

EU, EC Say EEDI Not Enough To Reduce Shipping Emissions

Siim Kallas and Connie Hedegaard say reporting and verification of emissions based on fuel consumption is the necessary starting point.

Bunker Holding Secures $625 Million Loan Facility

Bunker trading group says the new facility will secure the funding of the future growth of the group.

Maersk Quiz Vitol on Iranian Fuel Oil Shipped to Singapore

The Vitol chartered Maersk Producer was said to have received a fuel oil cargo of Iranian origin who shipped it to Singapore for storage.

Mid-week Bunker Prices Move Down

Wednesday saw marine fuel prices in many ports move down as crude sank by just over 4%.

IBIA Appoints Captain Cliff Brand as Chief Executive

Effective October 24, 2012, Brand replaces acting Chief Executive Trevor Harrison and says there are many challenges ahead for the bunker industry.

Ships See Problems From Low-Sulfur Switch

Ships regularly seem to be experiencing power losses, and storage presents a particular problem for older vessels.

IMO Head: States Must Help With Lower-Sulfur Fuel Cost

Koji Sekimizu called for action on the issue by both industry and governments at the opening of the Marine Environment Protection Committee session.

Report: No US Oil Independence by 2020

A more realistic scenario shows U.S. importing from Canada, Mexico while also increasing domestic production.

Clean Tech Firms Seek Independent Efficiency Standards

Companies call on IMO to develop standards to prove the value of fuel-saving, emissions-reducing technologies.

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