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Asian refiners wary over strong Chinese, Indian bids for Middle East crude post Russia sanctions

Asian refiners wary over strong Chinese, Indian bids for Middle East crude post Russia sanctions
Japanese and South Korean refiners are cautiously monitoring Chinese and Indian traders’ Middle East sour crude demand after fresh sanctions on Russian oil trades, with the broader Asian refining industry fretting over a spike in Persian Gulf prices. The new and...
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A simple but powerful secret – how to choose marine engines the smart way

When selecting an engine for your newbuild vessel, the options can quickly become overwhelming. Each manufacturer presents claims and data that seem compelling at first glance – but how do you cut through the noise and identify what really matters? The simple secret...
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Maritime sources expect Houthis to halt Red Sea attacks after Gaza deal

Maritime security officials said, on Thursday, they were expecting Yemen’s Houthi fighters to announce a halt in attacks on ships in the Red Sea, after a ceasefire deal in the war in Gaza between Israel and the Hamas group, Reuters reports. The experts pointed to an...
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Singapore bio-bunkers sales break new milestone; bunker-only calls at 8-year high

Singapore’s annual bio-bunker sales continued to rise in 2024, following a steep growth trajectory and reaching a new record high of 882,830 mt, an increase of 68.4% year over year. “Singapore grew as a multi-fuel bunkering hub in 2024. Sales of alternative fuels...
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Global tanker freight to strengthen in 2025 on sanctions, offset by new ships

Global tanker freight to strengthen in 2025 on sanctions, offset by new ships
Global tankers’ freight is expected to be mostly higher in 2025 due to US sanctions and geopolitical disruptions, despite a ceasefire in Palestine. However, the gains will be capped by newbuild deliveries and the ability of dirty tankers to switch to clean and...
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Savannah gets India cargo to market up to eight days faster

Savannah gets India cargo to market up to eight days faster
The Port of Savannah is up to eight days faster for India cargo moving to inland markets such as Atlanta, Chicago and Dallas, compared to West Coast ports. Six weekly vessel services provide direct connections between Savannah and India, while a total of ten services...
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