India to ban 25-year-old tankers and bulkers, impose S&P age limit
Measure set to raise charter costs and poses question over ship values
Tankers
Seven Islands linked to product tanker snapped up at Singapore auction
This would be the Indian company’s second swoop on an auctioned tanker in six months
John Fredriksen’s interests hone in on LR2 tankers and suezmax crude carriers
Nascent Hengli Heavy Industries is one of two shipyards where the shipowner is said to be sizing up new tanker orders
Broker Galbraiths reveals underlying rise in profit as wage bill chopped
2021 figures show positive development for London shop that has since combined with Ifchor
Russia keeps moving oil as exports shift to western ports and ‘unknown’ buyers
Rystad Energy says the embargo and price cap has not yet stemmed the flow of Russian oil
Tanker market set fair until at least 2026 as low orderbook drives up rates
Astrup Fearnley energy conference hears of prospect of gains in the sector despite a sticky six months ahead
IEA: Russian oil discounts hit revenues as tanker trade goes long-haul
Urals crude prices down sharply after the EU import ban comes into force
US eases curbs on tankers controlled by ‘Ukraine oil smuggler’
Sanctions body allows payments so 11 ships can dock for repairs and crew health and safety issues
Stolt Tankers re-routing ships and cutting speeds to protect whales
Stolt-Nielsen chemical carrier company is following IMO advice on marine mammal welfare
Close John Fredriksen advisor Gunnar Eliassen walks out on Seatankers
Director leaves private shipowning group, but reports suggest he will retain some other Fredriksen company board positions for now