
US Crude Oil Shipments to Asia Face Steep Decline Amid Soaring Tanker Costs
US crude oil exports to Asia are expected to drop to multiyear lows as tanker leasing costs soar to $80 million per voyage.
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US crude oil exports to Asia are expected to drop to multiyear lows as tanker leasing costs soar to $80 million per voyage.
Ileana Sandi has joined Osprey Energy's marine team to enhance fuel supply for yachts in Spain and military vessels

Saudi Arabia seeks overseas oil storage for Aramco after Houthi drone strikes impacted its key infrastructure
Conventional oil bunkering demand is now entering a structural decline, with LNG expected to displace significant oil bunker volumes by…
Over 500 dual-fuel container and vehicle carriers are now operational, with 849 more on order, according to the WSC
Rotterdam experienced its best quarter for fossil marine fuel sales in Q3, providing a boost for bunker suppliers.

Urals crude prices at Russian Baltic and Black Sea ports have fallen to a six-week low, driven by weaker Brent and high freight costs

A Russian diesel tanker is scheduled to sail on October 22 after export restrictions were eased.
Panama's IMO Representative, Ambassador Ginette Testa, endorsed ethanol as a serious contender for future marine fuels.
COPEC Marine's Don Pancho II is heading to Puerto Williams for its initial Arctic cruise season bunker delivery.
Oceania Bunkering is expanding its fuel supply in Mozambique, adding ship-to-ship, pipeline, and truck delivery options

The closure of the Robeston West oil terminal will cease a major rail freight operation in southwest Wales.
Oil prices slipped after touching a five-month high, as traders weighed Houthi attacks on Saudi infrastructure and vessel incidents

Russian diesel exports are resuming traditional routes to Turkey and Brazil after the US lifted sanctions and Russia ended its export ban
A new UK Chamber of Shipping policy paper proposes a domestic maritime fuel standard, learning from FuelEU Maritime.
New Zealand will require large ships to complete fuel changeovers before entering its territorial waters from November 2026
EuroAfrica has deployed Syroco Live across its entire fleet of four multipurpose vessels after a pilot showed fuel savings
Verde Marine Energy has launched a new environmental trading desk, appointing Trine Braathen as its Director
STX Group has opened a new Sydney office to enhance its Australian environmental commodities business and market engagement
A Maersk container ship completed the largest ethanol bunkering in Singapore while simultaneously handling cargo at PSA.

Oil prices climbed over 3% driven by Middle East supply uncertainty and questions about Russia's diesel export volumes
Fujairah's marine fuel sales rose in September to 236,285 cubic meters, the highest since the US/Iran conflict.

Regulatory uncertainty from the IMO is dampening the shipping industry's demand for cleaner marine fuels.
A trilateral oil spill exercise involving Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia strengthened regional response coordination for maritime…
MOL Group has opened its first biomethane plant in Szarvas, Hungary, with a projected annual output over seven million cubic meters.
Despite more dual-fuel vessels, alternative marine fuel demand has not increased at the same rate, SIBCON 2026 speakers noted
Panama's marine fuel sales in September fell to a three-month low, though slightly up year-on-year

IEA members will release 100 million barrels of oil to stabilize global energy markets.
Green ammonia may become cheaper than VLSFO by 2035, driven by renewable energy projects and IMO's net-zero goals
PE Fuel Distributors in South Africa has launched Marine AdBlue 40 supply, essential for reducing vessel NOx emissions
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