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HMM's Potential 2M Membership in Question Following Seemingly Conflicting Reports

The parties have "decided to look at other co-operation possibilities" with HMM, says Maersk Line.

Promise of Iran/Iraq Cooperation in OPEC Cutback Deal Causes 3 Week Market Highs

But one analyst reminds media that past OPEC deals have "always fallen apart."

Diana Shipping Ends Talks with Lenders Amid Q3 Loss

Discussions with lenders aimed at proposed amendments to the terms of its outstanding loan facilities were concluded without agreement.

Hydrogen Gas "Will Replace Diesel in a Marine Industry that is Forced to Reduce its Emissions"

PowerCell and Swiss Hydrogen have partnered to install and develop a hydrogen fuel cell system on a ship that will be powered by photovoltaics.

OPEC Cutback Deal May Be a Gesture, but it Could Lessen Market Volatility: Goldman

The bank also thinks backwardation is required to prevent U.S. producers from causing another market imbalance.

Smuggled Bunkers Linked to Deadly Tanker Explosion

Pakistani authorities say beached vessels provide an opportunity for petroleum products to be smuggled into the country.

Invest in LNG-Ready New Builds, or Risk Being Put at a Competitive Disadvantage: Titan LNG

Vessels could be forced out of certain trading areas due to non-compliance with future legislation, Titan LNG's Michael Schaap tells Ship & Bunker.

Crude Up 4% on OPEC Speculation

Bunker prices were considerably firmer in the primary ports.

Maersk Climate Change Advisor: Shipping Must "Step Up" on Emissions Reductions

John Kornerup Bang, Maersk Chief Advisor on Climate Change, says a "higher level of ambition" is required than is currently laid out.

Martek to Participate on EMSA Drone Framework Contract for Ship Emissions Monitoring

The framework will specifically deal with using drones to sample gases from vessels' emissions plumes.

Port of Gibraltar Bunkering Halted on Bad Weather, Say Sources

Gibraltar's Met Office issued a warning of strong southwesterly winds of a force 5 or 6 on Monday morning.

Iran in Talks with Polish Company Over Possible Joint Venture in Bunkering

The news comes on the heels of the two companies' recent negotiations toward the launch a joint shipping firm.

Mozambique's Maputo Port Opens Bunkering Operations

The port now provides fuel and oil to ships calling the port, as well as those at the port's outer anchorage.

Carl Büttner Shipmanagement Selects Bilfinger Flue Gas Cleaning System for Environmental Compliance

The scrubber system, which is being installed on the tanker Aurelia, is produced by Bilfinger subsidiary Babcock Noell.

Lower Bunker Prices Help CMA CGM Keep "Tight Rein" on Q3 Costs

CMA CGM says it achieved $4.47 billion in revenue during the period, an almost 34 percent year on year increase.

Petro Inspect Launches New US-Based Operation

Mr. Ahmad Ebrahem as the Operations Manager / Chief Surveyor of Americas region.

Bunker Jobs: Experienced Bunker Traders & Brokers in Cyprus, Greece and the UK

We would also welcome applications from candidates in other geographical locations.

Crude Up On Positive Cutback Rumours - But OPEC Omits Details About How It Will Win Over Reluctant Members

Algeria says 11 members are ready to ratify the deal.

"Virtual" LNG Pipeline Could Help LNG "Move Forward" as Marine Fuel: AG&P

The company says it is mulling a plan that would see the development of a range of small LNG carriers to deliver the fuel to smaller locations.

Petronet Looks to LNG-Powered Vessels for Demand Growth

Shri Prabhat Singh, Petronet LNG's Managing Director and CEO, says he anticipates a shift to LNG-driven vehicles to generate "reasonable demand."

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