Cheniere Sells Out Two LNG Trains At Sabine Pass
Cheniere Energy is tantalizingly close to lining up the requisite commitments to underpin the first liquefaction phase at its…
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Business Intelligence Products
Imports East of Suez Hit Record High as Demand Surges
Shuttered nuclear plants in Japan and robust economic growth elsewhere in the region have sent LNG demand up to…
Marcellus Shale Sends Terminal Operators Scrambling
The US Geological Survey has dramatically boosted its assessment of Marcellus shale reserves in the Appalachian Basin to 84…
Media Mentions
TradeWinds News: US product export cuts could supercharge tanker rates, says Poten
September 5, 2022
Already strong product tanker rates could be driven even higher if the US…
Natural Gas Intelligence: Gazprom Shuts Down Nord Stream 1 Indefinitely Due to Oil Leak
September 2, 2022
That will provide a cushion, but “Europe is going to face a very…
Seatrade Maritime News: MOL orders first VLCC newbuilds in over a year
August 31, 2022
According to brokers Poten & Partners in a recent report the last VLCC…
Events
Tanker Opinions
More (Or Less) To The Med
16 Nov 2018; On Friday, 16 November 2018, the Government of Iraq restarted exports of Kirkuk crude oil through the…
A North Sea Renaissance?
11 November 2018: On Thursday, an Aframax crude oil tanker and a Norwegian navy frigate collided off Norway’s west…
Here We Go Again
11 November 2018: One of the most anticipated events in the oil and tanker market will go into effect on…
LNG & Natural Gas Opinions
Weekly Asphalt Headlines
Asphalt Weekly Monitor
27 Sep 2019
- East Coast retail asphalt prices mostly flat, but decline in FL, with flux pricing unchanged.
- Wholesale asphalt…
Asphalt Weekly Monitor
20 Sep 2019
- Oil prices surged higher early in the week on news of attacks on Saudi oil facilities, with…
Asphalt Weekly Monitor
13 Sep 2019
- East Coast retail asphalt prices mostly steady, with flux pricing declining in most areas.
- Wholesale asphalt prices…
