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Russia hunts for new naphtha markets as key buyers pull back

Buyers have become more cautious after Washington imposed sanctions on top Russian oil producers, forcing sellers to hold naphtha on ships or in storage abroad from where it can be re-exported, often with the destination obscured.

Glenfarne announces major Phase 1 Alaska LNG milestones, with construction, line pipe supply and gas agreements

Few refineries report problems as deep cold seizes U.S. Gulf Coast

Tanker carrying Venezuelan heavy oil departs to Louisiana (U.S.)

This month, trading houses Vitol and Trafigura received the first U.S. licenses to load and export Venezuelan oil as part of the deal. They have since shipped cargoes to storage terminals in the Caribbean, and from there they have been marketing and selling the crude to refiners worldwide.

Europe set for record LNG imports in 2026

Reju announces site selection for first U.S. industrial-sized facility regeneration hub

Reju, the textile-to-textile regeneration company, has selected the site for its first U.S.-based industrial facility marking a significant milestone in its efforts to scale globally.

Reju selects site for textile waste circularity plant

U.S. refineries brace for disruptions as Arctic blast hits

Global LNG supply set to jump in 2026, limiting prices and spurring demand

Indian refiners shift oil strategy, trim Russian buys and turn to Middle East

Indian refiners are redrawing crude import strategies to shift away from top supplier Russia and boost imports from the Middle East, a move that could help New Delhi clinch a trade deal with the United States to lower tariffs.