maritime transportation

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As U.S. sanctions against Rosneft and Lukoil take effect, approximately 48 million barrels of Russian crude oil remain stranded at sea; dozens of tankers are changing course to seek alternative ports.
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U.S. Sanctions Squeeze Russian Oil at Sea: 48 Million Barrels Await Buyers

U.S. Sanctions Squeeze Russian Oil at Sea: 48 Million Barrels Await Buyers
US President Donald Trump and Chinese State President Xi Jinping, during their meeting at the APEC Summit in South Korea, agreed to suspend reciprocal port fees and a portion of commercial sanctions between the two countries for one year.
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US and China Suspend Reciprocal Port Fees Under Trade Agreement for One Year

US and China Suspend Reciprocal Port Fees Under Trade Agreement for One Year
Greek shipowner Metrostar Management has formally exited its crude oil transportation operations by selling two Suezmax-type tankers to Delta Tankers. The sale reflects the continued strength in the secondhand tanker market.
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Metrostar Exits Crude Oil Shipping With Double Suezmax Tanker Sale

Metrostar Exits Crude Oil Shipping With Double Suezmax Tanker Sale
Sovcomflot Faces Significant Losses Due to Sanctions
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Russian Sovcomflot Faces Significant Losses Due to Sanctions

Russian Sovcomflot Faces Significant Losses Due to Sanctions
Dramatic Reduction in GHG Emissions Achieved Through Port Optimization
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Dramatic Reduction in GHG Emissions Achieved Through Port Optimization

Dramatic Reduction in GHG Emissions Achieved Through Port Optimization
NYK and Knutsen Unveil New-Look LCO₂ Tanker
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NYK and Knutsen Unveil New-Look LCO₂ Tanker

NYK and Knutsen Unveil New-Look LCO₂ Tanker