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Freeport Star       

• Currently located in the Freeport Anchorage
• Was enroute from Puerto La Cruz Anchorage, Venezuela to Freeport, USA, ETA 1 May
• Right off Puerto La Cruz Anchorage, vessels anchor beside Mochima National Park, where tankers sit just minutes from pristine beaches and coral reefs, a rare overlap of heavy shipping and untouched Caribbean nature.

Stavanger Star

• Located at Aratu Anchorage, Brazil
• Arrived Aratu on 25 April
• Aratu sits within Todos os Santos Bay, Brazil’s largest bay by area, and functions as a key crude loading point connected to the Recôncavo refining corridor

Oslo Star      

• Arriving Rotterdam, Netherlands
• En route from Houston, USA to Rotterdam (ETA 30 April)
• Rotterdam’s ARA hub forms the primary crude import gateway into Northwest Europe, anchoring the continent’s key price benchmarking region

Copenhagen Star

• Located in the Tasman Sea
• En route from Brisbane, Australia to Puerto Rosales, Argentina (ETA 25 May)
• Puerto Rosales serves as Argentina’s main crude export terminal, handling volumes from the fast-growing Vaca Muerta tight oil formation in Neuquén province

Athenian Star      

• Located off Taiwan
• Arrived Taichung from Vancouver, Canada
• Taiwan operates as a significant crude import and processing hub in Northeast Asia, with refinery throughput supporting both domestic demand and regional product exports

Geneva Star              

• Located at Jose Terminal, Venezuela
• Arrived Jose Terminal from Sint Eustatius Anchorage (ETA 29 April)
• Jose Terminal is Venezuela’s largest crude export complex, directly linked by pipeline to the Orinoco Belt, one of the world’s largest known hydrocarbon reserves

Lausanne Star           

• Located in the Celtic Sea
• Transiting northbound toward the English Channel
• The Southwest Approaches form a critical Atlantic convergence point for tankers routing between Mediterranean loading zones and the Northwest European refining complex