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Middle East Conflict
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Oct 12Trump has left the door open for further strikes against the Islamic republic.
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Oct 12The incident occurred on Sunday, with some crew members onboard reported missing.
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Oct 09Meanwhile, China plans to resume refined fuel exports.
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Oct 08Iran attacked 45 commercial ships in the Gulf during Q3, up from 25 in Q2, Windward says.
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Oct 08The incident marks the first reported attack on a vessel in the Gulf, away from the Strait of Hormuz, since September 9.
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Oct 07Meanwhile, Trump considers more strikes against Iran prior to the Midterms.
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Oct 06Meanwhile, Gulf producers move to create new routes to bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
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Oct 06A tanker was hit by an unknown projectile in the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, with the crew fighting a resulting engine room fire.
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Oct 06Camilo Angulo Ferrand tells Ship & Bunker that its long-term crude and refining contracts should help keep availability stable in the region despite the Iran war.
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Oct 05Meanwhile, energy executives say market turmoil could last for years.
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Oct 13Ships on order have an implied demand of 64 million mtoe a year.
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Oct 06Camilo Angulo Ferrand tells Ship & Bunker that its long-term crude and refining contracts should help keep availability stable in the region despite the Iran war.
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Oct 02Secure the claim first, then settle at the earliest commercially sensible moment.
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Oct 01Simulators that do not match the plant and instructors who cannot explain it are producing engineers with certificates but not competence, writes Danica's Henrik Jensen.
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Sep 29Draft safety guidelines would distinguish the two fuels for the first time, but keep them under one regime, with approval not due until June 2027.
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Oct 13Carbon pricing turns every tonne of fuel saved into money that can pay for the fuel switch, argues Kongsberg Maritime's Oskar Levander.
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Oct 13Ships on order have an implied demand of 64 million mtoe a year.
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Oct 12Reported volumes dipped 1.2%, but with less tonnage reporting, demand from the in-scope fleet held at 246 million mt, with volumes outside the reporting rules on top of that.
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Oct 09General License 135 authorises the sale, shipping and import of Russian diesel until April 7, 2027, but EU and UK sanctions are unchanged.
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Oct 09A matched package buys a few months, says Vernon Jayanathan; the resentment, the lost trust, and the market quote stay for good.
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Oct 02Secure the claim first, then settle at the earliest commercially sensible moment.
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Oct 01Simulators that do not match the plant and instructors who cannot explain it are producing engineers with certificates but not competence, writes Danica's Henrik Jensen.
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Sep 29Draft safety guidelines would distinguish the two fuels for the first time, but keep them under one regime, with approval not due until June 2027.
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Sep 28Fuelsure data shared with Ship & Bunker puts a number on what happens after the deal is fixed, port by port and supplier by supplier.
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Sep 25A five-year review finds welfare gains have not reached most crews, attacks at sea go on, and insurers are now being asked to check on both.
Decarbonisation, Alternative Marine Fuels and Power More
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Oct 13Carbon pricing turns every tonne of fuel saved into money that can pay for the fuel switch, argues Kongsberg Maritime's Oskar Levander.
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Oct 13Ships on order have an implied demand of 64 million mtoe a year.
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Oct 12DSV targets a 12,000-tonne CO2 cut over two years, backed by CMA CGM's low-carbon shipping solution using biofuels and bio-LNG.
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Oct 12The two vessels are being built by India-based Chowgule Shipyard.
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Oct 12The lease deal will allow the firm to develop a LNG production, storage and bunkering facility on Pelican Island.
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