Freeport Star       

• Currently located in Canaport, Canada
• Was enroute from Houston, USA to Canaport, Canada, ETA 28 July
• The Port of Canaport, located in Saint John, New Brunswick, is Canada’s largest crude oil import terminal and is connected to the country’s largest oil refinery
  
  

Stavanger Star

• Currently located at Corpus Christi, USA
• Was enroute from Good Hope, USA to Corpus Christi, USA, ETA 29 July
• The Gulf of Mexico is home to some of the world’s busiest energy shipping routes, handling a significant share of North American crude oil and refined product exports.
  
  

Oslo Star      

• Currently located in Sillamae, Estonia
• Was enroute from Gdansk, Poland to Sillamae, Estonia ETA 26 July
• Oslo Star is going to pass the straits of Denmark the 31^st of July
• The Port of Tallinn is one of the Baltic Sea’s principal maritime hubs, serving as a key gateway for trade between Northern Europe and the Baltic states
  
  

Copenhagen Star

• Currently located in the South Pacific Ocean
• Enroute from Panama Canal Anchorage, Panama to Puerto Rosales, Argentina, ETA 9 August
• The Port of Puerto Rosales is Argentina’s primary deepwater crude oil export terminal and plays a key role in shipping production from the Vaca Muerta shale basin
  
  
  

Athenian Star      

• Currently located in the Singapore area
• Arrived at Tanjung Pelepas Anchorage, Malaysia on 24 July
• The Port of Tanjung Pelepas is one of Southeast Asia’s largest transshipment hubs, strategically located along the Strait of Malacca, one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes
  
  

Geneva Star              

• Currently located at the Jose Terminal, Venezuela
• Was enroute from Lake Charles, USA to Jose Terminal, Venezuela, ETA 28 July
• Venezuela is home to some of the world’s largest proven crude oil reserves, making its export terminals important destinations for international tanker traffic
  
  

Lausanne Star 

• Currently located at the Jose Terminal, Venezuela
• Was enroute from Chiriqui Grande, Panama to Jose Terminal, Venezuela, ETA 26 July
• The Port of José, Venezuela, is one of the country’s main crude oil export terminals and serves as a major hub for loading Very Large Crude Carriers and Suezmax tankers