With a lot of attention and investment going into alternative, low emission fuel development, how does the return of wind propulsion avoid becoming an ‘also ran’ technology segment? Gavin Allwright, the Secretary General of the International Windship A…
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Oil markets might have successfully rebounded from the shockwave of the pandemic, but a positive medium-term outlook for crude and products trade is far from secure. A supply picture is being blurred by heightened uncertainty which has created an inves…
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Suppliers in Houston generally have stems of all grades available on short notice. Certain suppliers have tight schedules for dates at the start of the new month. Sea fog and poor visibility shut the Houston Ship Channel temporarily this week, delaying…
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