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Iran’s blacklist threatens Gulf product STS flows

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By Carlos Martinez Verified, Carlos Martínez Verified, Rithika Krishna Verified
| World Ports Organization
Dubai, 25 August (Argus) — Iran’s new tanker blacklist threatens to restrict the ship-to-ship (STS) transfers that have helped keep Mideast Gulf product exports moving through the strait of Hormuz, with shipping sources warning that further additions could disrupt the workaround.
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UAE’s Adnoc expands tanker fleet in $1.3bn deal

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By Carlos Martinez Verified, Carlos Martínez Verified, Rithika Krishna Verified
| World Ports Organization
Dubai, 7 August (Argus) — Abu Dhabi state-owned Adnoc’s logistics arm has agreed to acquire 11 tankers for $1.3bn, expanding its crude and LPG shipping capacity as the UAE prepares for higher oil and gas exports. The acquisitions comprise six very large crude carriers (VLCCs), each capable of carrying around 2mn bl of oil, and five very large gas carriers (VLGCs). The additions will increase Adnoc Logistics and Services’ crude tanker fleet to 14 vessels and its gas fleet to 12.
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Hormuz transits sparse after US-Iran clashes: Update

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By Sophie Becker, John Ollett, Rithika Krishna Verified
| World Ports Organization
London, 12 July (Argus) — Ship transits through the strait of Hormuz fell further following fresh clashes between the US and Iranian militaries over the weekend. US and Iranian forces both expanded their attacks for two consecutive days on Saturday and Sunday, hitting defense targets and, in the case of Iran, resuming attacks on ships and oil infrastructure in the Mideast Gulf.
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