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Algeciras Reports 16% Rise in Bunker Sales

Port closes the gap on neighboring port Gibraltar, attributes growth to an increase in the number of container vessels calling at the port.

Alaska Marine Lines Says It Already Meets ECA Standards

Despite already using lower-sulfur diesel, the company's VP opposes the new rules because of overall effects on the state.

Gorgon Gas Project Tugs Save Fuel Using Battery Power

Battery maker Corvus says the 48-volt batteries offer a three-year fuel savings payback while reducing emissions.

Fuel Leaked from Ship for Five Hours in Canadian Harbour

A final report blames the 2011 incident on improper procedures, delayed reaction by navy.

Greek Shipper Applies for Bankruptcy Protection

Company still hopeful of completing a deal to reschedule its debt repayments.

LUKOIL Increases St. Petersburg Bunker Sales

Supplier also sells over 30,000 tonnes of fuel in Ust-Luga.

Experienced Trader Joins Australia Bunkering

Former Chemoil trader joined the team effective September 10th, 2012.

Another Attack at Singapore, Malaysia Border Waters

First Admiral Adon Shalan, MMEA, said he believed the pirates were attempting to steal the fuel from the MT Bintag.

Mostly Small Gains for Monday Bunker Prices

Bunker prices were up in key indicator ports on Monday but elsewhere prices were mixed.

OW Bunker Wants Bunker Claims Below 1%

Jan Christensen says claims are something that ship owners can ill-afford in the current economic environment.

Maybank Predicts Container Shipping Recovery

Firm gives "buy" rating to Neptune Orient Lines based on optimism over U.S., European support for global markets.

Malaysia Seeks Shipbuilding Leadership Position

Defense Minister calls for more development of $2.1 billion industry, 55,000 jobs in industry by 2020.

South Korean Shipping Seeks Government Aid

A Korean shipping group calls the industry vulnerable to economic cycle as trade volume, rates fall.

One LNG Project Adds 3M Tonnes of CO2

Environmental group ForestEthics Advocacy campaigner says there hasn't been a full understanding on the full impact of shipping LNG.

Week Ends with a Rally for Bunker Prices

After a week that saw some heavy losses many ports saw prices begin to move up again on Friday.

Canada Aims for Japanese LNG Market

Japan represents 33 percent of global LNG demand and plans to reduce nuclear power use offers opportunity for Alberta.

Venezuela Oil Fire Under Control Early Friday

The refinery fire follows an August explosion that killed 48 people and shut down operations at another site.

Singapore Issues Guidance on Armed Security Personnel

MPA says use of firearms discouraged, but not prohibited on Singapore based ships.

Hong Kong Think Tank Calls for Regional ECA

Joint Civic Exchange and Hong Kong University study encourages policymakers to introduce Pearl River Delta ECA in a phased approach.

Big Drops Thursday as Bunker Prices Continue to Fall

Bunker prices made substantial drops on Thursday with IFO380 at key indicator ports reaching new six week lows.

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