Global diesel supplies are expected to remain exceptionally tight through the coming winter as refinery disruptions in Russia and the Middle East drain inventories and drive fuel prices higher.

Singapore-based energy traders Trafigura Pte Ltd and Vitol Asia Pte Ltd have submitted offers to supply fuel oil to Bangladesh between September and December under an international competitive tender.

Vitol CEO Russell Hardy says global fuel markets remain tight as refining capacity struggles to offset Hormuz disruptions and ...

Uganda has appointed global energy and commodities trader Vitol to market the country’s crude oil allocation ahead of planned ...

Vitol CEO Russell Hardy warns China's crude import drop from 11.6M bpd to 6M bpd is unsustainable, as stockpile drawdowns ...

Pearl Sweet’s low sulphur content could attract marine-fuel producers, but difficult handling requirements may force Uganda ...

Vitol Group’s deal with Namibia to supply fuel on an emergency basis has been extended, giving the trading house until the end of October to serve as an exclusive importer to the southern African ...

The committee recommended the proposal to purchase LNG directly from TotalEnergies at a price linked to the international ...

Namibia’s main international airport restored jet-fuel supplies to normal levels after a shortage forced some airlines to ...

KAMPALA, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Uganda said on Monday it had appointed global commodities trader Vitol to market its share of crude from the country's oilfields, adding that first exports are now expected ...

October WTI crude oil (CLV26 ) closed up +3.02 (+3.25%) on Wednesday, and October RBOB gasoline (RBV26 ) closed down -0.0419 ...

Oil-product markets are flashing signs of tightness while crude’s outlook looks reasonable, with flows through the Strait of Hormuz picking up, according to Vitol Group CEO Russell Hardy.