In the Pilbara, BHP is doubling down on growth, pledging A$1.4 billion to enhance Port Hedland infrastructure and sustain export capacity near 305 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa). The investment signals confidence in steady, high-volume output from Wes…
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In a significant decision for marine insurers, the Court of Appeal has agreed with the Commercial Court that a pay first provision in a marine insurance policy was valid and effective. Consequently, the insurer of an insolvent assured could rely on thi…
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The LNG shipping segment seems to be on rising tide, after the latest geopolitical developments and the US emerging as a major exporter of natural gas. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “October proved to be a robust month fo…
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At least two blacklisted tankers carrying 1.4 million barrels of Russian crude are tracked at anchor outside the port of Mundra, India, in the first signs that fresh Western sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil are curbing exports. Sierra Leone-flagged Kust…
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The EU Commission’s new Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP), published on 5th November, represents a major milestone for the methane decarbonisation pathway. The Plan explicitly recognises LNG, bio-methane and e-methane within the clean-fuel m…
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