Oil Prices Slide 2% as Traders Eye Fresh U.S.-Iran Truce Talk, Though Nuclear Stance Unchanged

Crude oil prices dropped roughly 2 percent on Friday after reports emerged of renewed U.S.-Iran negotiations aimed at a phased

Norden Warns China’s Retaliatory Port Fees Could Hit Global Economy Harder Than US Levies

Danish shipping company Norden is bracing for the introduction of US port fees, but according to the company’s own leadership,

Iran has put forward a proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, contingent on certain conditions being

Bunker deliveries to crude oil tankers in Houston have fallen noticeably this month compared with the previous two months, according

The financial burden of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) may land squarely on shipping companies, but their ability

TFG Marine has reported that approximately 88% of its bunkering fleet is now fitted with mass flow meters (MFMs), following

Petrobras has resumed bunkering operations at the Rio Grande terminal in southern Brazil, three days after a storm knocked out

Oil prices spiked sharply on Thursday after diplomatic efforts between Iran and the United States at the United Nations General

A detailed 90-day tracking analysis has uncovered a pattern of ship-to-ship cargo relays operating across the Strait of Hormuz, according