Sanctions, emissions rules and regulation reshaping clean tanker trade.
The company’s account of the Argus Fertilizer Europe Conference highlights regulatory pressures, shipping and energy risks facing European fertiliser markets.
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Fresh consent allows Adura to begin production at the North Sea development after a revised assessment covering emissions from the gas’s eventual use.
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Analysts say eligible ships could move towards Hormuz shuttle work, but insurance, age and other sanctions would limit mainstream uptake.
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Kpler analysis says changing US permissions have redirected Venezuelan crude trade without removing the need for vessel-level scrutiny.
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A gCaptain opinion piece cites Gulf rescue and mine-countermeasure missions in urging the US Navy to integrate unmanned vessels into everyday operations.
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Two Canadian pension investors will sell their holdings in the UK’s largest port operator, with completion expected in the first half of 2027.
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The government backed the North Sea development while announcing a £2 billion fund to direct oil and gas revenues towards cleaner energy.
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The operator has been selected for a concession lasting up to 25 years at Spain’s Port of Seville, subject to final administrative approval.
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Canadian investors CPP Investments and OMERS are selling their combined 63.88% holding in Britain's largest port operator, subject to regulatory clearance.
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