Ukraine’s government has agreed to partially lift a years-long ban on natural gas exports, two sources with knowledge of the matter told Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, on Oct. 8. Both said the decision was approved on Oct. 7. Ukraine’s energy ministry did not...

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The U.S. Treasury Department is sanctioning 17 additional vessels it says are connected to Iran’s “shadow fleet” used to transport oil and gas out of the country, as Washington tries to choke Tehran’s economy to end the war that began over seven months ago. The new...

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FuelEU Maritime has created a new market for compliance surplus. The price of that surplus now shapes how shipowners, charterers and fuel suppliers weigh their options, yet much of the industry still has to estimate what pooling really costs. Rystad Energy and...

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Singapore’s residual fuel oil stocks have averaged 5% lower so far in October than across September, Enterprise Singapore’s latest data shows. Changes in monthly average Singapore stocks from September to October (so far): • Residual fuel oil stocks down 1.08 million...

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War-Diverted Traffic Is Reshaping NEOM’s Port. What Happens If Hormuz Reopens? A Port Not Behaving Like the Megacity It Was Built For By any reasonable metric, 2026 should have been a difficult year for the Port of NEOM. The megacity it was built to serve has been...

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