The Adnoc L&S raid on the secondhand VLCC market

The Adnoc L&S raid on the secondhand VLCC market

In this week’s episode:

Adnoc Logistics & Services has been buying VLCCs as it seeks to control its supply chain out of the Middle East Gulf.

Read more: Adnoc L&S linked to six-strong VLCC raid as UAE battles to keep oil flowing

Read more: Adnoc L&S splashing out over $500m on gas carriers to safeguard LPG contracts


Luke Wickenden from Finland’s Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air joins the podcast to discuss the impact of Europe’s focus on detaining sanctioned vessels and whether it is reducing the number of flag-hopping vessels, or if they are joining the Russian flag.

Read more: Has Europe’s ‘whack-a-mole’ approach to detaining sanctioned tonnage worked?

Read more: Europe’s $150m shadow fleet headache: Seized ships, stalled cases and no clear endgame

Read more: EU sanctions create ‘new power’ to sell oil cargoes from detained shadow tankers


Host and production: Craig Eason

Additional reporting: Yannick Guerry, Matt Coyne

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