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El Niño, Panama Canal restrictions, and routing off Cape Horn

El Niño, Panama Canal restrictions, and routing off Cape Horn
  The Panama Canal remains the preferred route for vessels trading between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. However, recurring drought conditions associated with the El Niño phenomenon have repeatedly reduced water availability in the Canal’s watershed, forcing...
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Deltamarin Ltd. and Offshoretronic S.L. unveil groundbreaking new jackup monopile and wind turbine installation vessels at SMM 2026

Deltamarin Ltd. and Offshoretronic S.L. unveil groundbreaking new jackup monopile and wind turbine installation vessels at SMM 2026
    On the second day of SMM 2026, the world’s leading maritime industry trade fair in Hamburg, Deltamarin Ltd. and Offshoretronic S.L. formally announced the signing of an Exclusive Engineering Consultant Agreement to develop the world’s largest jackup...
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US Gulf Coast diesel prices hit all-time high amid global supply disruptions

US Gulf Coast diesel prices hit all-time high amid global supply disruptions
  US ultra low sulfur diesel prices reached record highs on Sept. 1, driven by a confluence of global supply constraints, geopolitical tensions and record-breaking US exports.   Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, assessed the US Gulf Coast Colonial...
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US-Venezuela pact seeks 1.5 million b/d of oil output: Rodriguez

US-Venezuela pact seeks 1.5 million b/d of oil output: Rodriguez
    Venezuelan Interim President Delcy Rodriguez said Aug. 29 that a newly signed binational oil agreement with the US targets production of more than 1.5 million b/d from 17 strategic fields over a 25-year term.   Rodriguez, speaking in a televised...
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Danube congestion continues to tighten general cargo and small dry bulk vessel availability

Danube congestion continues to tighten general cargo and small dry bulk vessel availability
  Persistent congestion in the Danube River has been lowering vessel availability in the Black Sea, particularly for smaller general cargo tonnage, while also affecting some dry bulk vessels. Prolonged delays are likely to keep regional freight rates high...
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