Lower refining runs and China’s zero-Covid policy does not bode well for tanker business as the superpower enters the Year of the Tiger tomorrow.

Older LNG tankers with steam-turbine propulsion or four-stroke dual-fuel electric propulsion are unlikely to achieve acceptable Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) ratings when they are gauged next year.

Greece is moving ahead with a $743.3m plan for two additional LNG terminals for storage and gasification, strengthening its gas supply security.

Niels Stolt-Nielson, CEO of tanker and liquid bulk logistics company Stolt-Nielsen Ltd, is to step down from his position.

Shipowners and operators reap the benefits of an independent, unbiased vessel optimisation solution, the owner of one such solution told Seatrade Maritime News.

The Port of Corpus Christi ended 2021 with record tonnage, mainly from an 81.2 % increase from 2020 in shipments of LNG.

Bahri, the national shipping carrier of Saudi Arabia, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with compatriot mining company Ma’aden to strengthen its logistics sector ties.

London-based shipbroker, Gibson, has declared that the tanker market requires a “black swan event” to revive its flagging fortunes.

Wilson Sons’ towage business is celebrating five years of successful operations at Açu Port, one of the largest port-industry complexes in Brazil, located in the North Fluminense region of Rio de Janeiro.