Swedish Port of Helsingborg Rolls Out Variable Energy Surcharge as HVO Biofuel Costs Spike
Middle East unrest and Strait of Hormuz disruptions push HVO prices to levels prompting emergency port action Sweden’s Port of […]
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Explosion Forces Shutdown at Valero’s Port Arthur Refinery, Raising Concerns for US Gulf Bunker Supply
One of the largest US refineries has gone offline after an explosion and fire struck a key processing unit late
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Solar Flatrack Technology Validated Through Pilot Projects and Full-Scale Sea Installation
Dutch clean energy firm Wattlab has announced that its onboard solar power system is capable of reducing auxiliary fuel consumption
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Singapore High Court Orders Sale of Liberian-Flagged Supply Vessel
The supply vessel Spec Nichole has been sold through a court-ordered admiralty process in Singapore, generating SGD 18.47 million (approximately USD
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US Submits Formal Opposition to IMO
The United States has formally urged the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to discard its proposed Net-Zero Framework (NZF) in its
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Oil Markets Retreat Sharply on Diplomatic Developments
Crude futures suffered a dramatic reversal on Monday after US President Donald Trump announced progress in talks with Iran and
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Hormuz Transit Collapses to Near-Zero as Iran Routes Around the Strait and Tanker Strike Confirmed Near Fujairah
Hormuz Shipping Traffic Remains Effectively Frozen As the conflict enters its third week, commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz
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Hormuz Goes Dark: Zero AIS-Confirmed Crossings Recorded on March 14 as Gulf Crisis Enters Third Week
Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz came to a complete standstill on March 14, with no AIS-confirmed vessel crossings
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Strait of Hormuz Records Zero Commercial Crossings on March 14 as Gulf Conflict Enters Third Week
For the first time since the current conflict began, no AIS-confirmed commercial vessel crossed the Strait of Hormuz in either
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