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Saudi Arabia renews Yanbu oil exports after pipeline repair

Saudi Arabia renews Yanbu oil exports after pipeline repair
Saudi Arabia has resumed overseas crude shipments via the East-West Pipeline, Bloomberg reported Monday, citing a person with direct knowledge, ending a 17-day export halt from the Red Sea port of Yanbu that had left some European customers facing zero allocations...
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India explores bigger UAE role in LPG, LNG supplies: Subsea gas pipeline under study

India explores bigger UAE role in LPG, LNG supplies: Subsea gas pipeline under study
India is exploring the possibility of the UAE becoming a more important supplier of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the country, while the two sides are also studying the feasibility of subsea pipelines to transport and store gas in...
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Gulf oil exports recover, but why is the world still facing a $100 crude shock?

Gulf oil exports recover, but why is the world still facing a $100 crude shock?
Gulf oil exports are recovering after months of disruption caused by the US-Israeli war with Iran, but supplies are still far below the levels seen before the conflict. Crude exports from the Middle East‘s main oil producers are expected to reach 12.8 million barrels...
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South Korea widens LNG carrier lead as HD Hyundai Samho debuts three-tank ship

South Korea widens LNG carrier lead as HD Hyundai Samho debuts three-tank ship
Korea’s shipbuilding industry is accelerating efforts to widen the technology gap with China in liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers. LNG carriers are a representative high value-added vessel, and Korean shipbuilders with advanced technology lead the global market,...
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The terminal congestion data nobody brought to the negotiation

The terminal congestion data nobody brought to the negotiation
Carriers enter into rotation negotiations with a waiting time number. The terminal walks in with a different number. Neither was built to stand up from the scrutiny of the other side. That’s not a failure of either party, but rather a description of how terminal...
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