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Dan-Bunkering Adds to its Trading Team

Mads Tranberg Nielsen joined the company's head office in Middelfart, Denmark.

Imtech Marine Opens Green Ship Centre

potential 60 percent reduction of electricity use, saving money as well as reducing environmental impacts.

Sri Lankan Refinery Closed

Should not have impact on Asian refinery market, traders say.

Further Rising Bunker Prices on Tuesday

Global marine fuel prices continued on an upward trend on Tuesday with many ports seeing rising bunker prices.

Analysts Say Current Bunker Prices Are Too High

Liners will also have to increase rates by another 10 percent if they want to see profitability that they had in 2010

PetroChina Expands Low Sulfur Supply

Supplier could start selling low-sulfur bunkers at Yangshan port near Shanghai as early as next week.

Bank Says Shipping Industry Faces Immense Challenges

Worsening conditions in the shipping sector not expected to improve before the end of 2013.

Bunker Prices Rise as the Week Opens

The week opened with global bunker prices moving up in many ports.

Valero To Turn Refinery Into Crude and Product Terminal

Chairman and CEO Bill Klesse says he believes Aruba has the assets to compete as a world-scale terminal.

Singapore and Denmark Sign Maritime MOU

The nations will explore opportunities for collaboration in the areas including quality shipping, green shipping, and R&D.

Rapid Action Needed on Environmental Technologies

Finland's Minister of Transport says environmental technologies to help the maritime industry will be a "major topic" in upcoming budget discussions.

Singapore Supply Could Tighten in September

Traders predict a bullish market after production at Venezuela's Amuay facility was halted for a week.

Bunker Prices End Week with Gains in Europe and Asia

Marine fuel prices remained mixed in the Americas but in Europe and Asia prices were moving up.

Operations Resume at Venezuela's Amuay Refinery

PDVSA have said that operational activities have resumed safely and gradually.

LR: Global Acceptance of LNG Bunkering Down To Price

One year study also concludes that some owners would be wise to consider fuel flexibility.

Cruise Ship Detained Over Unpaid Bunker Bill

Supplier says its owed $94,000 for fuel purchaced in the port of Manilla in April

Singapore Traders: ISO 8217:2012 Won't be Adopted for Years

The market still hasn't moved to 8217:2010 with the majority of bunker contracts said to use the older ISO 8217:2005 specifications.

Bunker Prices Lack Direction on Thursday

Key price indicator ports saw some gains on Thursday but overall Thursday's marine fuel prices were mixed.

Cruise Ships Get Laser Emissions Monitoring System

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries says the vessels will be the most environmentally advanced cruise ships ever constructed.

NAT To Save 5 Tonnes of Fuel Per Vessel Per Day

Nordic American Tankers Chairman & CEO Herbjorn Hansson says the cash savings are equivalent to over $3,000 per vessel per operating day.

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