Large tanker owner Euronav say the boom in the floating storage market has come off quicker than expected.

Belgium-based Euronav has inked an agreement to make a resale purchase of a scrubber-fitted VLCC newbuilding at a price of $93m.

Tanker owner Euronav has entered into an agreement to acquire three resale VLCCs under construction and to be equipped with scrubbers.

Euronav has entered into a sale and leaseback agreement for three VLCCs with China’s Taiping & Sinopec Financial Leasing.

Tanker owner Euronav has been stockpiling low sulphur compliant fuel ahead of the IMO 2020 switchover and has changed its stance on scrubbers.

The tanker shipping market is expected to sail into a strong fourth quarter, just ahead of IMO 2020, following a weak second quarter and a poor start to the third quarter, according to Euronav.

Tanker owner Euronav has approached Ecochlor to retrofit seven suezmaxes and VLCCs with ballast water management systems (BWMS), with an option for 30 more Ecochlor systems between 2020-2024.Three of the Euronav ships will be retrofitted with the...

Marine fuel is too cheap for the environmental damage that it causes and sea transport does not reflect the true cost of bringing goods to market. These are the views of Euronav’s forthright ceo, Paddy Rodgers, who recently surprised the shipping...

One of shipping’s most outspoken executives Paddy Rodgers is standing down as ceo of tanker owner Euronav.

Scrubbers have become flavour of the month for large vessel owners to comply with the 2020 sulphur cap, however, ensuring compliant operations could prove difficult with Euronav chief Paddy Rodgers drawing a parallel with the oil water separator...