Tagged With Tankers
15 December 2022
Freight rates for clean tankers—the specialist vessels that transport refined petroleum products—reached multi-year highs in 2022 and are likely to remain strong going into 2023
6 July 2022
Group wants to cut Moscow’s hydrocarbon revenues, but even the most stringent sanctions have their limits out at sea
9 June 2022
Shipping analysts Windward see a rise in suspicious activity by Russia-affiliated vessels since start of Ukraine war
26 April 2022
Frontline-Euronav deal will create one of the world’s largest tanker fleets, but price-setting power may remain outside the combination’s reach
31 March 2022
The tanker freight market is having to deal with sanctions, uncertainties and shifting trade flows in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion
9 September 2021
Shipyards are nearing their limits due to strong demand for carriers
10 September 2019
Industry warned it must begin developing technology now to comply with IMO 2050 zero carbon emissions target
2 August 2019
Tankers are crossing sea-lanes and hugging the coasts to avoid high-risk areas in the Strait of Hormuz
10 May 2019
As new technologies trump its modest initiatives, Opec may see value in telling the market less, and less predictably
8 March 2019
A recent spike in rates has rescued tanker owners, but the reprieve could be short-lived
7 March 2019
Spot rates should stay below 2018 peaks as more newbuilds come into service
7 March 2019
Forget the sulphur cap—shipping industry’s biggest disruption will come from carbon rules
26 February 2019
Transport costs for US crude exports should fall as facilities are built to handle the largest tankers
26 February 2019
Ownership consolidation within the tanker sector is creating stronger counterparties for oil shippers
4 June 2018
Environmental regulation, economics and rapidly evolving technology are encouraging the use of liquefied natural gas as a marine fuel
20 April 2018
Is the fuel oil market ready for tighter carbon and sulphur emissions rules on shipping?
