Author: Gulf Bunkering Editorial Team

Crude oil prices have dropped to within striking distance of pre-conflict levels following the signing of a 60-day interim agreement

The Strait of Hormuz began its first day of commercial reopening on June 18, following the signing of a U.S.-Iran

The Strait of Hormuz is reopening after a four-month blockade, but the marine insurance market is entering unfamiliar territory —

Maersk has stated it is prepared to resume sailings through the Strait of Hormuz, but only once it can confirm

Maersk’s stock has now shed 16.8% of its value over five consecutive trading sessions, as markets react to the signing

A freshly signed interim agreement between the United States and Iran is generating cautious optimism among tanker fleet owners —

Energy company Repsol has entered the low-carbon marine fuel market at the Port of Algeciras, launching the commercial supply of

Shipping companies are facing serious operational disruptions as bunkering wait times at major refuelling hubs stretch to nearly two weeks,

A proposed Iranian fee on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz has sparked strong pushback from multiple directions, with one