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Michelle Wiese Bockmann

Principal Analyst, Lloyd's List Intelligence

London
Michelle Wiese Bockmann is a London-based energy commodities and shipping editor/analyst employed as a Senior Analyst, Lloyd's List Intelligence & Markets Editor at Lloyd’s List. She has more than 20 years’ experience across three continents covering the global maritime and oil and gas sectors. She provides editorial analysis of the energy commodities and shipping markets for Lloyd’s List and Lloyd’s List Intelligence. As well as writing for specialist maritime news providers, she has led shipping coverage at Bloomberg News, worked as an analyst and editor for oil price reporting agency OPIS, and provided maritime intelligence as senior analyst for New York-based data analytics firm, ClipperData. Before moving to England from Australia, Michelle was a political writer for The Australian, the country’s national newspaper and the Americas Editor for global shipping magazine, Fairplay. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from the University of South Australia. Michelle is the Lloyd’s List staff representative on the Editorial Board.

Latest From Michelle Wiese Bockmann

Nearly half of Russia fuel oil assessed above G7 price cap shipped on Western tonnage

Under the cap, shipowners provide attestations to regulators for each voyage showing their cargo was lower than the cap. As ‘tier 3’ providers, shipowners have no direct access to pricing information

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San Marino flag removes two suspect marine insurers from P&I club approved list

Increased scrutiny of fixed-premium marine insurance P&I providers operating outside the International Group is intensifying amid concerns many are providing nothing more than pieces of paper to secure registration 

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Shipbroker SSY ‘wants to turn one transaction into four or five’

In two years SSY has expanded from 370 people to around 550, and wants to hit 800 staff globally within five years

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A fifth of dark fleet tankers now under Western sanctions

Falsely flagged tankers embracing fraudulent registries and deceptive shipping practices have fewer trading opportunities and most are relegated to floating storage for Iranian oil

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London-based Barbados registry flags 43% of UK-sanctioned ships

Barbados is the latest post-sanctions refuge for flag-hopping Sovcomflot tankers that have repeatedly reorganised and redomiciled fleet management and registered ownership

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UK sanctions 30 ships and two Russian insurers in biggest dark fleet crackdown yet

Among those sanctioned is one tanker that refused to provide its marine insurance details when sailing through the English Channel. The UK's maritime and coastguard agency has checked details of 43 dark fleet tankers while transiting through the chokepoint since October 17

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