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New Wah Kwong chairman Hing Chau took an interestingly inland bound path before eventually finding his way back into the family-owned traditional ship owning business. He explains how his experiences have shaped his vision for the company for the future

CSET’s share price has been surprisingly resilient after the US sanctions on one of its major subsidiaries were imposed on September 25

A Dalian Tanker official says that none of its vessels has turned off the AIS on board

Spot prices in Asia have failed to break the price point required to support long-term offtake arrangements this year and this has not lent support to the now-aborted Pakistan LNG tender

A Dalian Tanker official says that none of its vessels has turned off the AIS on board

With the energy markets in flux and so many macro-economic unknowns colouring daily decisions there is an overwhelming need to make sense of it all. Well, don’t worry, we have you covered — take a read through our expert analysis of the current tanker spike and then book yourselves into a selection of the Lloyd’s List Outlook events coming up

Unipec, the world’s largest dirty tanker spot charterer, appears to have halted chartering vessels that have had any business links with Venezuela, including port calls, within a 12-month period. The move, which matches the same decision by ExxonMobil last week, comes amid already tightened tonnage and 11-year tanker rate highs

Novatek’s Arctic LNG export facility is currently serviced by Cosco-affiliated vessels

France wants the European Union to work on creating a tax on aircraft and ship fuels as part of a push to rein in carbon emissions

An influx of scrubber-fitted ultra large containerships may see carriers try to use speed as a competitive advantage

The opening of an operations office in Singapore will allow Gazprom Neft to expand its production and logistics network more effectively, said deputy chief executive office for Logistics Anatoly Cherner

As shipping companies are forced to use more environmentally friendly fuel and reduce emissions, Russian refiners that produce excess heavy fuel oil could find their margins significantly squeezed