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Oil Tanker Seized By Iran In 2023 Bound For Oman Port, Shows Tracking Data

On Thursday, ship tracking data showed the vessel moving to international waters, with its destination being Khor Fakkan in the United Arab Emirates. LSEG ship tracking data showed on Friday that a Chevron-chartered oil tanker seized by Iran more than a year ago is...
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China’s June Coal Imports Rise As Heat Boosts Electricity Demand

Customs data showed on Friday that China’s coal imports in June rose 12% year-on-year, as heatwaves in the world’s top consumer of the fuel supported demand. Shipments to China were 44.6 million metric tons in J une, according to the Generation...
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Nine Ports Compete for The ESPO Award 2024, Rewarding Circular Economy Projects in Europe’s Ports

The ESPO secretariat received nine submissions for the 16th edition of the ESPO Award. In accordance with this year’s theme, “Port projects or strategies in the field of circular economy that benefit the city and/or the surrounding community,” the ESPO Award 2024 will...
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Adani Ports Aims To Complete Phase One Of Long-Delayed Port By Year-End

Adani Ports expects to complete the first of four phases of a key transshipment container port in southern India this year, it said on Friday, firming the timeline for a project already delayed by six years due to protests by locals. The Vizhinjam deep-sea port at the...
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Russia’s May Seaborne Oil Product Exports Up 10.4% M/M, Calculations Show

Russia’s seaborne oil product exports in May rose to 9.595 million metric tons, up 10.4% month on month, after seasonal and unplanned maintenance at refineries and a fuel export ban was lifted, data from industry sources and Reuters calculations showed. Reuters...
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Bangladeshi Banking Sector Called to Action On Ship Recycling

Bangladesh’s banking and finance sector is being invited to step up support for the country’s ship recycling industry – a move that could achieve economic and environmental goals. A summit organized by IMO’s Safe and Environmentally Sound Ship Recycling...
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