European News Wire

Ferry industry warns of line closures and 'adverse environmental impact' as European operators face extra $7 billion fuel bill.

Piraeus port workers may strike over Cosco Pacific lease on Friday.

Environmental tax and fuel costs could force ferry operator to lay up two vessels.

Dutch independent suppliers say there is still confusion about sulphur testing procedures.

Fuel prices blamed as ferry is withdrawn.

Report suggests cost-effective ways for the EU to reduce ship emissions while working within IMO regulatory framework.

Group IT Manager appointed.

Russian inland domestic demand is putting pressure on exports

Spanish-flag ship leaves bonds to cover clean up costs and potential fine.

All land lines will have 200 incorporated before the usual five-digit number.

Santorini is the company's 27th bunker tanker.

Rotterdam supply could improve later this month as arbitrage window to Asia closes.

September volumes fall and year-to-date shipments are down.

Soft opening after Monday's steep crude fall giving way to firmer numbers at the close.

Steep drop in crude prices not reflected in European fuel oil values on Monday.

Shipping company says 'LNG is the future fuel of choice.'

Export duties will fall by almost $45 per metric tonne.

DNV say samples contain particles that could cause accelerated wear of diesel engine components.

Europe seeing bullish prices but momentum quickly lost.

Energy markets expect dollar price of oil products to firm.

Market firming fast Friday as crude continues recovery.

GazpromNeft to build two new terminals and rebuild another.

Big bunker price spreads as suppliers struggle to peg the market.

Energy Ministry proposing to equalise export duties on light and dark products.

Terminal loading congestion has also eased after last week's delays.