AET parent MISC Group took early and bold decisions to invest in LNG dual-fuel vessels and the industry has responded positively to this

Ongoing Saudi strategy to flood the market with oil sees Bahri charter in another two VLCCs within five days

Guyana is now officially a crude exporting country, with its economy expected to take off along with the start-up of oil production at the mega Liza field

The Danish owner saw profit boosted as revenues jumped and costs fell in 2019

The South Korean shipping company has reported losses since 2016 and saw its debt-to-equity ratio spike fivefold over the past three quarters

Opec says the virus may push down global oil demand growth to only 480,000 barrels per day this year, from growth forecasts of 1.1m bpd in December, before the coronavirus outbreak

India is likely to increase imports of LPG from the Middle East, which supplied about 94% of its imports in 2019

Mr Onarheim became acting chief executive of the very large gas carrier owner in late 2019

The pool consists of 14 handysize vessels and will focus on the ethylene and ethane trade

Poten & Partners’ Melanie Lovatt suggests that buyers in southern Europe may also seek to defer cargo deliveries given the drastic slowdown in demand in the region  

This is the first time since March 2019 that LNG shipments have gone from the US to China

BP’s bid to invoke coronavirus to back its force majeure claim has set alarm bells ringing over the sanctity of Golar LNG’s standing contracts

Greek shipowner, GasLog takes a 20% stake in the project developer for the first floating regasification and storage unit in its home country

Company says operations are scheduled to start in the second half of 2020

The finance deal, at Libor plus 2.3% interest, gives Frontline purchase options throughout the seven-year term