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South Korea Expecting Boost in Fuel Oil Demand

South Korea's fuel demand is already said to be up due to a summer heat wave and economic stimulus programme.

Engie CEO Confirms Plans to Hold onto LNG Business

The comment comes in response to earlier reports that suggested a possible sale or reorganisation of the company's LNG interests.

GASNAM to Offer Course on LNG as a Marine Fuel in Madrid

The course is part of a pilot series of two courses on LNG bunkers, including one basic and one advanced, that GASNAM plans to offer in 2017 and 2018.

Reports of Record Outputs Accompany S&P Prediction Of Oil Not Breaking $55/b Before 2020

S&P also suggests the upcoming OPEC freeze talks will do nothing to alleviate the glut.

WTI Firms as US Inventories Drop

Bunker prices were firmer in the primary ports.

Baltic Dry Index Breaks 900, Reaches Highest Levels in Almost a Year

Although it may have taken four months longer than some market participants had expected, the Baltic Dry Index gained 38 points Wednesday to reach 903.

Total and Ecoslops Partner on Development of Second Slops Refinery Near Marseille

Ecoslops has signed a MoU with Total, which will see the two companies partner to develop the new processing unit in La Mède.

Royston Adds Emissions Monitoring to Enginei Fuel Management System

Royston says the upgraded enginei system also assess engine power compared to fuel consumption and engine speed.

ABB Azipod XL Receives Award Shortlisting for Fuel Efficiency Capabilities

ABB says the new technology will be considered in the Environmental Initiative category of the 2016 Seatrade Cruise Awards.

Rotterdam Launches Emissions Monitoring Initiative for Vessel Fuel Efficiency

The trials will be delivered as part of COBALD, which is said to be a "major step" toward improving the inland shipping sector's environmental impact.

Titan LNG Claims Development of Northern Europe's First LNG Bunkering Pontoon

The Titan LNG Flex-Fueler is intended to supply inland waterway vessels from a fixed location, but can also be move to supply larger sea-going vessels.

Shell Completes First Loading at Gate Terminal's New LNG Berth

The 7,500m³ Coral Methane was loaded with LNG at the Port of Rotterdam's LNG Gate terminal on September 19.

LNG Bunker Player Engie Could Reorganise or Sell LNG Business: CGT Union

The news comes after an announcement earlier this month that Engie, along with NYK Line and Mitsubishi, had launched a new brand for LNG bunkers.

Will Physical Suppliers See Any Positive Outcome from Remaining OW Bunker US Maritime Lien Cases?

"Based on the facts and the law so far, the cases have reached the right conclusion," ING lawyer Bruce G. Paulsen tells Ship & Bunker.

Aegean Renews $1 Billion Global and $250 Million U.S. Credit Facilities

"It provides Aegean with ample financial flexibility to continue executing our strategy," says E. Nikolas Tavlarios, President of Aegean.

Crude Prices Mixed on Tuesday

Bunker prices were stable in the primary ports.

IMO Releases New Guides to Support Energy Efficiency for Ships

The guides were released under the IMO's GloMEEP project, and were developed in collaboration with IMarEST.

Port of Amsterdam Aims to Reduce Fleet's Carbon Footprint with Biofuels

GoodFuels Marine is working with the port on a marine biofuel pilot project, expected to reduce the carbon footprint of the port's fleet by 14 percent.

Aegean Completes Melissanidis Share Repurchase

The company completed the repurchase of 11,303,031 shares on September 15, bringing the company's total outstanding shares to 39,403,822.

Venezuela Confident on Oil Output Deal, Kilduff Says the Entire Issue is "a Joke"

The analyst also thinks oil is about to breach $40 on its way down.

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