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5 days ago |
tradewindsnews.com | Harry Papachristou |Ian Lewis
Italian shipping player Premuda benefits from firm buying interest for mid-sized product carriers in its campaign to offload vessels from its managed fleet. The Genoa-based company confirmed to TradeWinds that it has agreed to sell yet another such unit, the 50,900-dwt PS Capri (built 2011), which is being sold to Greek interests. Several brokers reported earlier in the week that the STX Offshore-built vessel is being sold.
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6 days ago |
tradewindsnews.com | Harry Papachristou |Lucy Hine
Greece’s Νaftomar Shipping & Trading has emerged as the most likely buyer in a secretive, protracted sales process for up to six MR2 ships from oil major BP. TradeWinds reported last month that the Athens-based established gas carrier owner, which has been expanding into product tankers, was being tied to the en-bloc transaction, said to be worth more than $190m.
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6 days ago |
tradewindsnews.com | Harry Papachristou
Sweden becomes the latest Baltic nation to announce new measures targeting vessels trading with Russia against the will of the European Union or outside its control. The government in Stockholm said in a statement that a new regulation will enter into force on 1 July that “tightens control over foreign vessels by requesting insurance information”. The measure specifically targets vessels trading with Russia, as part of a general western crackdown on this fleet.
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1 week ago |
tradewindsnews.com | Harry Papachristou
A pipeline carrying non-sanctioned Kazakh oil through Russia saw no disruption from a Ukrainian drone earlier this year, belying initial fears of sizeable reductions. The CPC [Caspian Pipeline Consortium] announced on Friday that in the year to 23 May, more than 28 million tonnes of crude were transported to the Novorossiysk marine terminal in the Black Sea — 1.4m tonnes more than in the same period of 2024.
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1 week ago |
tradewindsnews.com | Harry Papachristou |Lucy Hine
An FSRU unit leased by New Fortress Energy sailed from Brazil to Turkey to undergo repairs, just as its US-listed LNG charterer considers shifting out some of its regasification tonnage. Besiktas Shipyard, Europe’s biggest ship repair facility, announced on Wednesday it has received an FSRU that can be identified in attached photographs as the 138,000-cbm regas vessel Energos Winter (built 2004).
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