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Dec 8, 2025 ... 28.8 percent, and Repsol UK with a 23.6 percent stake.
TotalEnergies chairman and CEO Patrick Pouyanné said, “This transaction demonstrates the long-lasting commitment of TotalEnergies towards ... |
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Dec 8, 2025 ... of different types of procurement strategies," Braathen said.
"The most common one is just to buy per voyage; I think at least for the mid-size and bigger fleets, that's definitely the ... |
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Dec 5, 2025 ... program since algo selling activity exhausted itself, and the bar is low for subsequent CTA buying activity to hit the tapes over the coming week."
In other oil news on Friday, Rystad Energy ... |
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Dec 5, 2025 ... similarly to what MPA does in Singapore.
In view of the above, Petro Inspect recommends that Buyers and Sellers agree on specific delivery procedures and protocols to ensure both compliance and ... |
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Dec 4, 2025 ... responsibilities for the role:
Trading and Sales: Prospect, negotiate, and finalize the buying and selling of marine fuels with global shipowners and operators.
Portfolio Management: ... |
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Dec 3, 2025 ... at least the 25-year commercial life of this ship, this cost needs to be compared to the cost of buying a new conventionally-fuelled ship and all of the bunker fuel it will consume over its ... |
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Nov 27, 2025 ... or we'll end up with a hundred different systems no one can reconcile. In the end, delay doesn't buy us much time to avoid more ... |
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Nov 26, 2025 ... and vice versa."
Yet more speculation about the peace deal was provided on Wednesday by Dean Struyven, analyst for Goldman Sachs Group Inc; he told Bloomberg television that a successful outcome ... |
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Nov 26, 2025 ... but questions remain over the extend to which supply can be scaled up to meet the new buying interest from a range of industries.
NYK also said it has also been increasing its use of ... |
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Nov 25, 2025 ... status as a key transition fuel, the limited global availability of LNG bunker ports reduces buyers' leverage and flexibility, as fewer supply points make it harder for shipowners to switch ... |





