Marine fuel management system provides live monitoring of fuel density and alarms if it is out of range.

The product will enable the delivery of electro and automation systems for large, electric propulsion vessels, such as drilling rigs and tankers, large passenger and cruise ships, as well as various offshore service vessels.

New data that enables ships and superyachts to improve their routing efficiency is being trialled with a major cruise line company.

Wärtsilä's dual-fuel engines have exceeded 3 million running hours in both land-based and marine applications.

Bureau Veritas is extending its partnerships in the Russian shipping and offshore sector, focussing on High Arctic offshore projects.

BIMCO poses questions on LNG.

AWT Recognized as Finalist in Two of Five Categories for GlobalView Fleet Management's Innovative Safety Features.

Andatee China Marine Fuel Services Corporation announces the completion of new blending facilities in Panjin City, Liaoning province, and Zibo City, Shandong province.

Alsancak 2, the bunker barge that most recently joined the Arkas Bunkering fleet, was christened at a ceremony in Istanbul. Alsancak 2 is the 5th Arkas Bunkering barge.

Videotel Marine International signs a contract with APL Maritime Ltd. (APL) to provide its ship based training via Networked Video On Demand (NVOD) technology.

The development of Exhaust Gas Scrubber technology for SOx emissions control has advanced to the point that it is now possible to quickly ramp up production volumes to meet the increasing demand in the marine market as regulations become more stringent. Wärtsilä and Metso have extensive experience of scrubber technology in land-based installation. In December 2010 Wärtsilä received its first commercial scrubber order for a marine application.

Genoa-based verification, certification and ship classification group RINA has published a new notation GAS FUELLED SHIPS which establishes requirements for the use of liquefied or compressed natural gas (LNG or CNG) on board ship as an alternative to traditional fuels.

Maritime academy trainees should receive thorough grounding in bunker management before going to sea.

The Danish Maritime Authority is at the helm of a project aiming to develop the competitiveness of short sea shipping, while being of benefit to nature and the environment.

OW Bunker highlights potential for Mass Flow Meters at customer event in Copenhagen and shows how onboard blending and monitoring processes ensure product quality.

Bunker surveying company Global Marine Inspections announces the expansion of its services in Singapore, Algeciras and Durban.

Cargill signs an agreement with SkySails GmbH & Co. KG (SkySails) to use wind power technology to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the shipping industry.

Eniram has carried out a comprehensive study onboard a 5500 TEU container vessel to analyse the extent to which dynamic trim affects the performance and energy consumption across different voyages.

Classification societies Bureau Veritas (BV) and Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS) have signed a three-year co-operation agreement covering the development of joint guidelines for LNG carriers and Offshore Floating Production Units.

Color Line AS, one of Norway’s largest shipping companies, will be deploying the first installation of the Dynamic Trimming Assistant (DTA) on their vessel, Color Line M/S "SuperSpeed 2", in March.

Metering Systems Will Help Ensure Accurate Accounting As Oil Is Loaded Onto Tanker Ships For Export.

Vadero Highlander drives further expansion of physical supply base in Scandinavia.

Company further expands its physical presence in South America.

The European Maritime Safety Agency signs a contract to provide pollution response capacity using the Limassol, Cyprus-based tanker Alexandria.

IP 570 for the ‘Determination of Hydrogen Sulfide in Fuel Oil – Rapid Liquid Phase Extraction Method’ is now accompanied by an equivalent new ASTM method D7621.