PetroChina and Indian Oil struggle to secure tankers for Iraqi crude amid rising shipping costs and geopolitical tensions.
PetroChina
and Indian Oil Corp failed to secure very
large crude carriers to lift Iraqi Basrah crude in late June,
company and shipping sources said on Thursday, while another
Chinese major Sinochem is on the hunt for a tanker.The enquiries from the Chinese state energy firms this week
PetroChina, Indian Oil fail to secure tankers to load Iraqi crude
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