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Europe’s gas system can meet winter needs, but weather poses risks: ENTSOG
Europe’s natural gas infrastructure remains capable of meeting demand this winter, although the system risks supply limits and bottlenecks if...
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Why rising exports aren’t easing oil market fears
Middle East oil exports are recovering toward pre-war levels, but soaring freight costs, tanker shortages and disruption around key shipping...
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Pakistan seeks alternative LNG supplies, braces for winter shortages amid Qatar force majeure
Pakistan is seeking alternative liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments and preparing to curtail supplies to some sectors after Qatar extended...
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Overboard Pipes Routed Through Fuel Oil Tanks Pose Pollution Risk
There have been two more pollution incidents arising from a similar arrangement. In both cases, an Oil Discharge Monitoring Equipment...
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The Veson Platform: The AI Foundation for Maritime Trade
At our recent Singapore Summit, our Chief Commercial Officer, Russ Hubbard, opened with two numbers: 88% of organizations now use...
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Stolt Nielsen: Waiting for chemicals to catch up
Stolt-Nielsen’s 3Q26 core figures were in line with consensus but somewhat below our estimates, as higher bunker costs absorbed stronger...
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Fujairah fuel oil inventories up 5% in October so far
Fujairah’s fuel oil stocks have averaged 5% higher in the first week of October than across September, Fujairah Oil Industry...
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South Korea, China Clash Over LNG Carrier Market
Fierce competition is unfolding between South Korea and China in the market for large liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers, which...
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Appetite for US crude oil exports climbs despite high freight
US crude exports remained elevated at 3.5 million b/d in September, edging up from 3.4 million b/d in August, according...
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VLCCs Climbing the Record Charts
LR2 The TC1 75kt MEG/Japan index decreased by only a single point this week to WS928. The corresponding Baltic round-trip...
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Ukraine agrees to loosen gas export ban: sources
Ukraine’s government has agreed to partially lift a years-long ban on natural gas exports, two sources with knowledge of the...
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Treasury sanctions 17 tankers linked to Iran’s ‘shadow fleet’ in economic pressure campaign
The U.S. Treasury Department is sanctioning 17 additional vessels it says are connected to Iran’s “shadow fleet” used to transport...
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Rystad Energy and OceanScore bring FuelEU Maritime pooling prices into clean shipping research
FuelEU Maritime has created a new market for compliance surplus. The price of that surplus now shapes how shipowners, charterers...
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Singapore fuel oil stocks fall 5% despite sharp rise in net imports
Singapore’s residual fuel oil stocks have averaged 5% lower so far in October than across September, Enterprise Singapore’s latest data...
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War-Diverted Traffic Is Reshaping NEOM’s Port. What Happens If Hormuz Reopens?
War-Diverted Traffic Is Reshaping NEOM’s Port. What Happens If Hormuz Reopens? A Port Not Behaving Like the Megacity It Was...
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Drewry: World Container Index Down 2% Last Week
For many years, World Container Index (WCI) has been the go-to, independent, global reference for index-linked contracts. If your organisation...
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The Week in Alt Fuels: The price of plugging in
Shore power promises cleaner air at ports and lower emissions at berth. But from Europe to China to the US,...
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Baltic Dry Index at Over 1-Month Low, Posts Weekly Loss
The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk freight index, which tracks rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, declined for a fifth...
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Russian tanker operators lift crude exports to highest level since G7 price cap
Russia increased crude exports in September by relying more heavily on non-G7 tankers, particularly those operated by domestic companies, whose...
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UK and Japan crack down on Russia’s largest shipping company
The UK and Japan are tightening the net around vessels linked to Sovcomflot: London through new LNG carriers and Tokyo...
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