Dexter Wang
Regional Oil Markets Development 
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September 4, 2018 06:35 UTC 
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While some airlines have only recently discovered the International Maritime Organization, many had already experienced the most acute supply shortage of jet fuel in recent memory last winter when they flew to Japan. But before airlines even start to feel the potentially game-changing impact of IMO 2020 on the aviation industry, they may have to grapple with a more immediate challenge — jet fuel tightness in Japan — this coming winter, again. |
Daron Jones
Americas oil reporter
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April 9, 2018 11:01 UTC
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The historic hurricane season of 2017 left the island of Puerto Rico in shambles, its people in need of humanitarian aid and its infrastructure in need of rebuilding. Now, a little more than half a year since two massive storms ravaged the island, population changes and altered tourist patterns suggest that Puerto Rico’s jet fuel demand may never return to pre-storm levels. |
Elizabeth Bassett
Web editor
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October 16, 2015 00:01 UTC
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There are certain times of the year that seem to rush by and October is one of those, as evidenced by this installment of The Oil Big Five coming out a bit later than usual. In some ways, this is an indicator of how much there is to do and keep track of, including for the global oil industry. Alaska, Arctic, Arctic oil and gas, Asia, automobiles, crude, crude oil, diesel, drilling, exports, fuel, gasoil, gasoline, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Japan, jet fuel, kerosene, Kurdistan, oil, OPEC, production, Shell, Singapore, subsidies, supply/demand, The Oil Big Five, Transportation, Turkey, US, Volkswagen, weather
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