Tanker operators keep pressure on for global net-zero programme
Voice of independent operators, Intertanko, says members will use delay in global talks to assess best technologies for cutting emissions
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Tanker asset values starting to mirror rate surge as yards fill, Frontline CEO says
Lars Barstad explains why resales now make sense in strong crude carrier markets
Sanctioned tanker seized in commando operation to be sold
Detained VLCC and its cargo of crude oil will be auctioned in December
Can the tanker market absorb a feared oil glut?
With more and more crude on the water, some analysts caution that the back half of 2026 could be a difficult one for owners
Sanctioned tanker reaches Venezuela after dodging US destroyer
The Seahorse turned back twice in the Caribbean en route from Cuba
Charterers scrambling for VLCCs with rates racing beyond $140,000 per day
Ship supply remains tight following a strong end to last week
Market strength rubs off on product tankers as over half of LR2s moving crude
Lower effective supply helping largest product tankers, Clarksons says
Sanctioned tankers sitting idle with keys in ignition, Frontline boss says
Lars Barstad discusses the likely fate of ships caught up in the first wave of US sanctions
Mercuria targets growth in Asia as banks provide over $2.3bn in funding
Swiss trader and shipowner says it has added $600m in liquidity through new refinancing
Trafigura lifts VLCC newbuildings tally to 10 with latest strike
The latest two large crude oil tankers to be built at Jiangsu Hantong are set for 2029 and 2030 delivery