How China’s sanctioned oil imports are rebounding despite global pressure
It seems as though China’s imports of sanctioned oil are rebounding amid trade tensions with the US. Immediately after Shandong’s shipping ban and the US sanctions on tankers involved in Russian and ...
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Deepwater Port Approved Off Texas Coast Set to Boost U.S. Oil Exports and Job Creation Despite Environmental Concerns
The DOT approved a new deepwater port in Texas, expected to create 450 jobs and advance U.S. oil export capabilities.
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The “dark ships” that move sanctioned oil around the world
Western sanctions on some oil producers, like Iran, Russia and Venezuela, have caused a growing number of oil tankers to “go ...
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Shuttle tanker shortage and bad weather force ExxonMobil to curb oil flows from Canada fields
ExxonMobil has been forced to temporarily curtail oil production from its big Hibernia and Hebron fields offshore eastern ...
Rotterdam Port Most Vulnerable to US Energy Tariffs, CEO Says
The chief of Europe’s biggest port sees potential US tariffs on energy commodities like oil and gas as a bigger risk to the ...
Explainer: Why oil flows through the Iraq-Turkey pipeline have been halted
Flows of crude oil through a pipeline from the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region in northern Iraq to Turkey could restart soon ...
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Oily water found in engine room of ‘deformed’ MSC boxship
A salvage team has found an oily water mix in the engine room and some cargo holds of an MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co ...
CPC says oil flows bypassing damaged pumping station
The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) said on Friday that oil flows via the Tengiz-Novorossiisk system were bypassing a pumping station damaged by a Ukrainian drone strike and that oil loadings at the ...