Three Iranian oil tankers were struck by US military forces on 5 September after Iran attempted to target two American naval vessels with ballistic missiles, according to US Central Command (Centcom), ...

Vessel traffic through the strait of Hormuz fell to its lowest level in months on Thursday following an uptick in military exchanges between the US and Iran in the first half of the week.

A total of nine vessels crossed the strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, with four inbound and five outbound transits, data from maritime security firm Windward shows.

The rate for a bellwether very large crude carrier (VLCC) shipment from the US Gulf coast to China hit its highest level on record today of over $14/bl on strong Asia-Pacific demand, driven by the ...

The shipping sector's energy transition appears to have slowed since the postponement of an International Maritime Organization (IMO) vote on its Net-Zero Framework, which may face changes before ...

Mexico seized 37.1mn liters (233,350 bl) of illicit fuel and identified nearly 2,000 illegal pipeline taps for the 10 months through June this year, President Claudia Sheinbaum's administration said ...

Turkish steelmakers' feedstock-finished product margins have grown in recent weeks on the back of firming rebar prices and relatively stable scrap purchasing.

Australian producer Core Lithium has agreed to sell its remaining 25,000t of lithium fines from its Finniss stockpile in the Northern Territory (NT) to trading firm Glencore International.

Record electric vehicle (EV) sales in Australia are expected to weigh on long-term gasoline demand growth after battery-powered vehicles outsold gasoline-powered cars on a monthly basis for the first ...

The Global Carbon Council (GCC) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with South Korea's planning and budget ministry (MPB) and the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) to support ...

World leaders should put climate finance on par with defence spending as a strategic security priority, president-designate of the UN Cop 31 climate summit Murat Kurum said today.

India's power sector regulator, the Central Electricity Authority (CEA), has proposed mandatory co-located energy storage for new ground-mounted solar and onshore wind projects, alongside grid-forming ...