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Home›Green Marine›Surge in new oil tankers set to pressure 2007 rates
Green Marine

September 4, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Surge in new oil tankers set to pressure 2007 rates

The volume of new oil tankers delivered into service next year will leap 20% to a 31-year high, adding pressure to global freight rates that will be marginally offset by scrapping older vessels. Next year

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The volume of new oil tankers delivered into service next year will leap 20% to a 31-year high, adding pressure to global freight rates that will be marginally offset by scrapping older vessels. Next year

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