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Japan’s thermal coal importers look to alternative markets amid environmental pressure, sanctions

Japanese thermal coal importers have been turning away from key traditional supplier Australia toward low-sulfur Indonesian coal in recent years, as well as exploring alternative markets such as South Africa and Colombia, as they seek to diversify supply sources amid...

US sanctions may cut Iranian crude imports by China’s independent refineries in April

China’s independent refineries’ imports of Iranian crude could fall from the record levels registered in March due to the intense sanction threats from the US, affecting trade and refinery operations, sources said on April 3. The Iranian crude imports by the country’s...

The Panama Canal Authorizes The Start Of An Open Bidding Process For The Transportation Of Energy Products

The Panama Canal Board of Directors has authorized to open a bidding process for the development of a new pipeline for the transfer of energy products which will complement operations in the interoceanic waterway. This complementary activity will be incorporated into...

What are the US and Europe doing to counter Houthi strikes in the Red Sea?

In a messaging group that mistakenly disclosed plans by the U.S. to attack Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis to a journalist, senior Trump administration officials including persons identified as Vice President JD Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth accused Europe of...

Asian refiners mull more spot crude purchases over term as Brent-Dubai spread tumbles

Many Asian refiners are considering tweaking their crude procurement strategies to accommodate more spot purchases than term supplies if the Brent-Dubai price spread remains low, amid a slew of US sanctions threatening to restrict the free trading of various heavy...

Safety at the intersection of sea and sky – The evolution of helicopter-ship operations

The maritime landscape has transformed dramatically over the past decade. With the global fleet expanding from approximately 1.7 billion deadweight tonnage in 2014 to roughly 2.4 billion today – a remarkable 40 per cent increase – helicopter-ship operations have...

Japan’s thermal coal importers look to alternative markets amid environmental pressure, sanctions

US sanctions may cut Iranian crude imports by China’s independent refineries in April

The Panama Canal Authorizes The Start Of An Open Bidding Process For The Transportation Of Energy Products

What are the US and Europe doing to counter Houthi strikes in the Red Sea?

Asian refiners mull more spot crude purchases over term as Brent-Dubai spread tumbles

Safety at the intersection of sea and sky – The evolution of helicopter-ship operations

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