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Canadian Environmental Group Pushing for Impact Study of Bunker Spill that Happened 10 Years Ago

The study aims to evaluate the overall impacts and implications from the historical spill: "Is it breaking down, is it becoming inert or is it still a factor?"

US Election, Not OPEC Deal, is Driving Down Oil Prices: NBAD Securities

US Crude falls under $45/bbl as Wells Fargo becomes the latest voice predicting sub $40/bbl oil.

Shipping to Help Transport Become "Major New Sector" for LNG Market, Says Shell

Shell says IMO's decisions on shipping emission's supports the company's confident LNG market outlook.

Brazilian Scientists Undertake Feasibility Study on LNG Bunkers

The study is noted to be supported by São Paulo Research Foundation, BG Group-Shell, and other various institutions.

LR Renews Certification of Bunker-Saving Ecospeed for Ice Ships

LR renewed its certification of Subsea Industries' Ecospeed hard coating as an approved abrasion resistant hull protection system for vessels in polar waters.

Dual-Fuel Icebreaker Polaris Enters Service in Finland

The newbuild low sulfur diesel-LNG hybrid propulsion icebreaker, is noted to be the first LNG-powered icebreaker in the world.

Crude Benchmarks Settle 3% in the Red

Bunker prices were softer in the primary ports.

No Official Comment Yet From Bomin on Trading Office Closure Talk

"They're doing what everyone else should be doing, and doing it first," one industry source tells Ship & Bunker.

LNG Bunkers as a Solution for Addressing Shipping's GHGs is a Myth: Ian Adams

While burning LNG bunkers will reduce SOx and NOx emissions, the former IBIA CEO says they could be worse for the environment than burning HFO.

Corvus Energy and BAE Systems to Provide Propulsion and ESS to Hybrid Tall Ship

Following an order from the Educational Tall Ship Program, Corvus says this will be the third hybrid vessel project collaboration with BAE.

Crowley Becomes Newest Clean Cargo Working Group Member

Clean Cargo Working Group is a business-to-business initiative aimed at reducing environmental impacts of global shipping.

Cockett Group Announces Regional Commercial Heads, New Global Head for Lubricants

Caroline Huot, who most recently was Managing Director at Unimarine, has been named as Global Head - Lubricants.

U.S. DUC Count Rises Dramatically, Sparking Talk They Are Close To Being Tapped

Producers says a "stable" $50 threshold is required for them to take action.

Low Bunker Prices Help Royal Caribbean to Better Than Expected Q3 Results

The company reported an adjusted net income of $690.9 million for 2016's Q3, compared to $628.1 million during the same period of 2015.

Wärtsilä Says it is "Well Positioned" to Help Shipowners Comply with 2020 0.5% Sulfur Cap

Wärtsilä says its offering of dual-fuel marine engines and EGC systems means that the company is ready to assist shipowners ensure compliance.

Tacoma LNG Bunker Plant Moves Closer to Construction Following Latest Approval

Puget Sound Energy is said to be intending to break ground on the facility "in the near future."

IMO Adopts Mandatory Fuel Consumption Data Collection System

Ships above 5,000 gross tonnage will be required to collect and report data to an IMO database, effective at the start of 2019.

Low Sulfur Bunkers, Shore Power Help Port of Oakland to a 75% Drop in Shipping Emissions

"The results indicate the Port is advancing its 2008 commitment to reduce seaport-related diesel health risk by 85 percent by the year 2020," the port says.

Goldman Sachs, RBC See Oil in the Low $40s or Below if OPEC Production Deal Fails

But RBC holds out hope that Saudi Arabia will single handedly save the loose agreement.

MEPC 70 Agrees on Expanded NOx ECA

The decision comes after HELCOM countries of both Baltic Sea and North Sea areas put forth proposals for a NOx ECA to the IMO.

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