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Wed28Feb |
Bunker prices were softer in the primary ports. |
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Wed28Feb |
Bad weather conditions expected to persist for 48 hours. |
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Wed28Feb |
The World Ports Sustainability Program charter will be signed in Antwerp on March 22. |
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Wed28Feb |
The firms have completed a pilot project to develop and roll out the Yxney fuel efficiency and emission reduction software MarESS. |
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Wed28Feb |
UE Sapphire has been renamed Patrizia Cosulich. |
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Wed28Feb |
Any postponement proposal at IMO likely to garner sufficient objections for it to fail. |
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Wed28Feb |
Profit also down across other operating sectors bar investments. |
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Tue27Feb |
Meanwhile, all eyes are focused on Wednesday's release of data that may show substantial U.S. inventory builds. |
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Tue27Feb |
Iraq claims the meeting is to determine ways "to keep the balance in the market as much as we can." |
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Tue27Feb |
Specifically, the council stressed the need for "appropriate outreach activities" ahead of MEPC 72. |
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Tue27Feb |
Costa Group now has a total of seven new ships on order by 2023, including three ships for AIDA Cruises and four for Costa Cruises. |
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Tue27Feb |
The company says LNG tanks and critical engine updates were completed during the initial phase of the planned four year process. |
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Tue27Feb |
Sesoned bunker industry professional Ho previously worked with Aegean, Seven Seas Oil Trading. |
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Tue27Feb |
Price readjustment will start happening in 2019, Rhidoy Rashid tells Ship & Bunker. |
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Tue27Feb |
Discharged oily waste and failed to complete oil records book. |
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Mon26Feb |
But Bank of America suggests that concern over crude markets could become a thing of the past after 2020. |
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Mon26Feb |
U.S. production is once again identified as the gadfly that will cause a glut and subsequent price drop. |
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Mon26Feb |
The latest workshop was organised by CERTH under the Poseidon Med II initiative. |
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Mon26Feb |
HMCS Calgary spills some 27mt in the Strait of Georgia. |
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Mon26Feb |
Global labour shortage and regional competition driving development. |
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