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Oil Industry Warns Diesel Export Restrictions Could Raise Fuel Prices

Oil Industry Warns Diesel Export Restrictions Could Raise Fuel Prices
The US oil industry is warning that restrictions on diesel exports could worsen fuel shortages and push up domestic prices as the Trump administration considers measures to increase supplies in the US. President Donald Trump has backed the idea of restricting diesel...
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India’s BPCL Seeks JKM-Linked Spot LNG Cargo for November Delivery

India’s BPCL Seeks JKM-Linked Spot LNG Cargo for November Delivery
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (BPCL) has issued a spot tender seeking a November-delivery LNG cargo at a JKM-linked price, marking an unusual approach for an Indian buyer. BPCL is seeking 3.1-3.8 TBtu of LNG, with a 10% operational tolerance, for delivery to...
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Electronic Evidence Is Transforming Maritime Casualty Investigations: The Nautical Institute

Electronic Evidence Is Transforming Maritime Casualty Investigations: The Nautical Institute
Electronic evidence is playing an increasingly important role in maritime casualty investigations, according to The Nautical Institute, which is preparing the second edition of Guidelines for Collecting Maritime Evidence, Volume 2. The forthcoming edition examines how...
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UAB-Online and Dropboard Bring Berth Planning Into the Operational Workflow

UAB-Online and Dropboard Bring Berth Planning Into the Operational Workflow
UAB-Online, a cloud platform for digital collaboration in dry and liquid bulk logistics, and Dropboard, a planning and scheduling platform developed by Systems Navigator, are strengthening their integration to help terminals connect berth planning with day-to-day port...
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India Could Emerge as Major Shipbuilding Power Over Next Decade: Sanjeev Sanyal

India Could Emerge as Major Shipbuilding Power Over Next Decade: Sanjeev Sanyal
India, which currently accounts for less than 1% of global shipbuilding, has the potential to become a credible fourth-largest shipbuilding nation over the next decade, Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council member Sanjeev Sanyal said at News18 DEFCON 2026. Sanyal...
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