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Aframaxes and dirty long range two tankers have been the stand-out beneficiaries of rising crude and condensate imports as they were available at the shortest notice to allow refiners in the three countries to execute their plans for raising refinery output
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Aframaxes and dirty LR2s have been the stand-out beneficiaries of rising crude and condensate imports as they were available at the shortest notice to allow refiners in the three countries to execute their plans of raising refinery output