Shipyards Face Major Challenge As Orders For LNG New Build Dry Up
A ten-year boom in LNG shipping ground to a halt in 2008. Only five newbuilds and one production hull…
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Rising US Gas Flow Highlight LNG Export Potential
Conceptual studies on the technical and commercial feasibility of liquefying excess gas output on the US Gulf Coast for…
LNG: Pirates Threaten Ship Traffic In Gulf of Aden
Attacks by pirates in the Gulf of Aden, the world busiest waterway, surged to 44 last year, up from…
Media Mentions
Natural Gas Intelligence: Investigation Underway at Freeport LNG After Explosion; Damage Unclear
June 8, 2022
Poten and Partners’ Jason Feer, global head of business intelligence, agreed. He said…
Freight Waves: How new EU sanctions on Russia will shake up global energy trade
June 7, 2022
Over 90% of the world’s ships are insured in Europe and the U.K….
Lloyd’s List: The week in charts: Demolition market stagnates | Carbon pricing to dominate regulation debate | Smaller-sized bulk carrier segments lead spot rate gains
June 6, 2022
“There are expectations of volatility and people do not want to be caught…
Events
Tanker Opinions
Viva Mexico!
15 Dec 2017;
In December 2013, Mexico made the necessary changes to its constitution to allow a widespread reform of…
Fuel For Thought
8 Dec 2017;
As we are approaching the end of 2017, a year most tanker owners would probably rather forget…
No Surprise From Opec
1 Dec 2017;
To nobody’s surprise, OPEC extended its oil production cuts on November 30. The original cuts, which were…
LNG & Natural Gas Opinions
Weekly Asphalt Headlines
Asphalt Weekly Monitor
29 Oct 2018
- East Coast retail asphalt prices slip in the Mid-Atlantic area. Flux prices were unchanged.
- East Coast asphalt barge…
Asphalt Weekly Monitor
19 Oct 2018
- East Coast retail asphalt prices slip in many areas, with flux prices unchanged for the week.
- East Coast…
Asphalt Weekly Monitor
12 Oct 2018
- Markets across Canada were closed Monday, October 8, for Canadian Thanksgiving.
- Many areas in the southeast were affected…
