US Crude Oil Inventories Decline Less Than Expected, Pressuring Prices
US crude oil inventories fell less than expected, potentially impacting global oil and bunker fuel prices.
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US crude oil inventories fell less than expected, potentially impacting global oil and bunker fuel prices.
India's ongoing heatwave is forecast to decrease demand for transport fuels as people reduce travel and outdoor activities
The IMO is seeking expert nominations for a July workshop focused on fuel supply chain traceability and GHG discussions

ABS has approved Seatrium's NEXTGEN Energy Hub, an offshore concept for ammonia storage, bunkering, and power generation
Uni-Fuels saw a 64% rise in Q1 2026 revenue and 58% increase in marine fuel volumes, but reported a net loss.
Maritime Blue seeks naval architecture firm for 30,000-barrel methanol bunker barge design for a risk assessment workshop
The United States achieved record energy exports in 2025, with a significant net export surplus, primarily due to petroleum trade
US crude oil inventories fell less than anticipated, potentially impacting global crude prices and bunker fuel costs
European natural gas futures saw a rebound to €47.1/MWh amidst persistent Middle East geopolitical uncertainty.
The Port of Long Beach is offering a $1 million prize for the first commercial methanol bunkering, with NGOs advocating for truly green…

Rotterdam Port achieved its first ethanol bunkering for an X-Press Feeders container ship, a global milestone in alternative marine fuels
Analysis identifies commercial operators handling 787 Russian crude oil voyages from January to April 2026, totaling 593 million barrels
An Iraqi supertanker's transit through the Strait of Hormuz indicates a potential easing of oil supply constraints.
Oil markets are volatile due to Iran's potential plan to impose a permanent fee on ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
US gasoline futures fell to a five-week low on reports of a potential Iran war resolution, raising hopes for the Strait of Hormuz.
A Dallas Fed official warned that extended closure of the Strait of Hormuz might require global energy consumption cuts.

Oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve was sent to California for the first time, amidst Middle East disruptions

Trump-era waivers for foreign-flagged ships carrying fuel between US ports had little effect on gasoline prices
Molgas Energy Group completed LNG bunkering for the LCO2 vessel Northern Pathfinder at a Norwegian terminal
A new Durban Shipping Chamber has been launched to unite stakeholders and drive growth in the maritime sector.
The Port of Long Beach will award $1 million to the first shipping line to bunker methanol at the port.

A potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz could trigger a major energy supply shock, with oil prices possibly reaching $200.
Russian fuel oil volumes in Singapore hit a one-year peak, driven by Middle East supply disruptions.
Oil prices fell as US-Iran negotiations progressed, despite recent military exchanges, easing market concerns.

Frankfurt Airport's CEO reassures that jet fuel supplies will be sufficient this summer, despite Middle East tensions.
CMB.TECH is increasing its equity in TFG Marine to 15% and will source all marine fuel from the supplier

A proposed OFAC-licensed mechanism aims to facilitate the demolition of the 'shadow fleet' of tankers.

BP's board unanimously removed chairman Albert Manifold over serious concerns about governance and conduct, appointing Ian Tyler as interim.
Global crude oil loadings decreased by 0.2% year-on-year in 2024 after a period of growth

Russia may curb diesel and jet fuel exports, potentially increasing global prices as refinery output drops due to attacks
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