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June 26, 2024
Norway's Energy Ministry said that it offered large areas in the Arctic for its first seabed mineral licensing round. It aims to grant exploration permits by the middle of 2025. Norway could be the first country to begin commercial deepsea mines…
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June 26, 2024
The state-owned Russian company Sovcomflot, which is subject to Western sanctions, announced on Wednesday that a ship operated by the Russian shipping group Sovcomflot had rescued a crew from a tanker that was taking in water near the coast of Yemen this week.
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June 26, 2024
JERA, Japan’s largest power generator, announced on Wednesday that it had concluded a 3-month trial at its Hekinan Thermal Power Station in central Japan of co-firing ammonia and coal with 20%. The results were positive. The utility and heavy…
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June 26, 2024
Last month, U.S. crude imports reached a two-year record as refiners snatched up heavy crudes imported from Canada and Latin America for processing into fuels to be used during the summer driving season. Kpler, a ship tracking service, reported…
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June 26, 2024
A legal source has said that the crew of a yacht accused by authorities of starting a forest blaze on Hydra, an island in Greece, last week will likely deny any arson charges on Wednesday when they appear before a court. Wildfires in Greece are not uncommon…
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June 26, 2024
The congestion at Singapore's container ports is the worst it has been since the COVID-19 outbreak. This is a result of prolonged vessel rerouting in order to avoid Red Sea attacks, which has caused global ocean shipping to be disrupted. Bottlenecks…
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June 26, 2024
The congestion at Singapore's container ports is the worst it has been since the COVID-19 outbreak. This is a result of prolonged vessel rerouting in order to avoid Red Sea attacks, which has caused global ocean shipping to be disrupted. Bottlenecks…
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June 26, 2024
Security information provider United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations said that the captain of a ship reported a missile striking the water in the vicinity of the vessel 52 nautical miles south from Yemen's Port of Aden. The UKMTO cited a report…
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June 26, 2024
Sources said that Peru had asked a court to withdraw its request for a Chinese company to be stripped of the exclusive rights to run a "megaport", which it is building along Peru's Pacific Coast. This was done to cool tensions ahead of this week's leaders' meeting.
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June 25, 2024
The congestion at Singapore's container ports is the worst it has been since the COVID-19 outbreak. This is a result of prolonged vessel rerouting in order to avoid Red Sea attacks, which has caused global ocean shipping to be disrupted. Bottlenecks…
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June 25, 2024
Yemen's Houthis claimed responsibility for an earlier attack on the MSC Sarah V ship in the Arabian Sea. On Monday, the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden Joint Maritime Information Center said that the Liberian flagged vessel was fired upon by a missile but not struck.
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June 25, 2024
Official data revealed that the Mexican state energy company Pemex increased its crude oil exports in May after a significant drop a month before. It returned to levels more similar to their monthly average. Pemex exports 910,801 barrels of oil per day (bpd), up 34% compared to April.
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June 25, 2024
Lucio Fugazzotto, an Italian teenager on his way home from school, learned that the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028 would include beach sprint rowing. He vowed to compete and win medals. "I turned and said to my friend, 'Maybe I'll be at Olympics in four years. You might watch me.
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June 25, 2024
The chief executive of the sanctioned Russian shipping company Sovcomflot has said that sanctions on shipping companies undermine safety at sea, and are dangerous for trade because they impact ship standards. According to measures published by the EU Official Journal on Monday…
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June 25, 2024
The five-week strike of Safran SA workers in Montreal who produce landing gear components for Boeing and Airbus aircraft shows no sign of resolution. Planemakers claim supply-chain problems are hampering production. A company spokesperson confirmed…
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June 25, 2024
Documents and ship monitoring services indicate that Venezuela's PDVSA state oil company has started using tankers that operate off radar in order to supply Cuba, its closest political ally. This is because the fleet of state-owned ships that had previously covered this route is dwindling.
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June 25, 2024
Two trade sources on Tuesday said that Russia will reduce oil exports through its western ports in July to 1.5 million barrels a day (bpd), a drop of almost 500,000 bpd compared to June. This is because processing at its refineries will increase after maintenance.
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June 25, 2024
The Ministry of Industry and Trade announced on Tuesday that Japanese Industry Minister Ken Saito would visit Akita, in northern Japan, on Saturday to meet with officials from the industry and the government to discuss the development offshore wind energy.
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June 25, 2024
In an international auction held on Tuesday, European traders reported that the leading South Korean animal feed manufacturer Nonghyup Feed Inc. purchased an estimated 135,000 tons of animal feed grain. The corn was expected to come from South America.
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June 25, 2024
LSEG data and traders' reports show that India and China were top destinations of Russian seaborne fuel oils and vacuum gasoils (VGO) in May. The completion of seasonal maintenance helped to boost the exports of Russian fuel oil and VGO by 12% in comparison with April…
