The product tanker market’s fundamentals, both demand and tonnage supply, have been showing signs of steady improvement of late. In

To achieve compliance with the sulphur cap, simply switching to a low sulphur fuel at January 2020 will not be

With 1 January 2020 less than five and a half months away, INTERCARGO expresses its growing concern in view of

The United States is struggling to win its allies’ support for an initiative to heighten surveillance of vital Middle East

Chinese oil refiners want changes to tax laws on the consumption and sale of fuel oil in order to start

Following a series of oil tanker attacks in the Middle East causing insurance costs to skyrocket, shipowners are keeping away

Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports in May fell to 6.94 million barrels per day (bpd) from 7.18 million bpd in

The drive for a cleaner and greener maritime sector presents huge opportunities for the UK to become a world leader

APM Terminals has become the first Peruvian port to introduce a customer platform that logs, streamlines and coordinate General Cargo

The International Energy Agency (IEA) is reducing its 2019 oil demand forecast due to a slowing global economy amid a

The Spring Hummer, under the Belize flag, has become the first foreign cargo ship to dock at Vinh Tan, a

NAMPORT’s new container terminal will be officially inaugurated on 2 August, and normal operations are expected to start on it

The Cochin Port Joint Trade Union Forum, a combine of trade unions of all political affiliations, is gearing up for

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