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Mid-week Bunker Prices Continue On the Up

Marine fuel prices continued to move up on Wednesday in all regions except South America where prices were mixed.

Concerns Raised Over Delayed Full Restart at Amuay

Trader said they were anticipating some issues and delays would certainly impact fuel oil production with Singapore supply expected to tighten as a result.

Singapore Spill: No More Oil Observed in the Waters

Jurong Island's T-bund and Tuas View Extension shoreline clean up is completed, only small light stains left.

BIMCO Touts Wind Power for Ship's Electric Needs

Wind turbines, along with solar panels and other sources could mean more efficient, cleaner ships, the organisation argues.

Netherlands Port Infrastructure is World's Best

Rotterdam surpasses Singapore for the top rating in the World Economic Forum's new report.

New Security at Port of Long Beach

Port has received $120M in security grants since 2001 and will spend $34M on security, safety infrastructure next year.

EU Votes to Adopt IMO Sulfur Limits

The general sulfur limit in European seas fall from 3.5% to 0.5% by 2020.

Tuesday Bunker Prices Move Up

Global bunker prices saw mostly positive movements on Tuesday, but not all key price indicator ports made gains.

MARAD Cancels Study Questioning Double Hull Wisdom

Statement says project cancelled in its entirety at the convenience of the Government.

Singapore Spill: Clean Up Continues for Third Day

Clean up continues, but the rock bund and lagoon cleaning up operation at Sultan Shoal Island has been completed.

Phoenix Petroleum Shareholders Approve Chelsea Shipping Deal

Price comes to 20 cents per share for company with a petroleum tanker fleet totaling 19,561 GRT.

Spain Vows to Regulate Gibraltar Bunkering

Gibraltar minister decries Spanish involvement in British territory as Spain claims harassment of Spanish fishermen.

Europe, U.S. and Japan Investigate Shipping Cartel

Authorities say they have reasons to believe that the companies concerned are involved in prohibited cartels and restrictive business practices.

Bunker Prices Remain Mixed as Week Opens

North America and Asia saw some bunker price gains while Europe was mostly down.

Singapore Spill: No Further Spillage of Bunker

Oil boom placed around the vessel and oil dispersants used as efforts to contain and clean up the oil spill continued today.

Trinidad and Tobago Suspends Bunker Licence

Oilfields workers shut state oil company operations down over deal with Bunkers International.

Raytheon Anschütz Shows Fuel Saving Autopilot System

Navigation and autopilot system promises to optimise rudder movement for fuel efficiency.

GL Approves LNG Liner, Feeder Vessel Design

Promises 30 percent lower fuel costs in 2020 ECAs, says its no longer just a dream to build environment-friendly vessels for economic ship operation.

Bunker Spill After Vessel Collision in Singapore

The Hong Kong-registered bulk carrier Sunny Horizon and the Korean-registered LPG carrier DL Salvia collide just West of Jurong Island.

Low Sulfur Demand Rises Up To 50% of the U.S. Market

Demand has "increased rapidly beyond expectations" causing premiums to "sky rocket" to be as much as $285 per metric tonne over HSFO.

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