Refinery realignment and long-term changes will keep tankers ahead of other shipping sectors in coming years
Tanker markets are on track for a new golden age that could continue until 2027 because of a shortage of tonnage, according to French shipbroker Barry Rogliano Salles.
It said aframax and suezmax tankers were leading the way as they were already reaping the benefits of increased tonne-miles following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Product tankers are expected to follow, with VLCCs coming last as they wait to benefit from changes in global refinery capacity, the company said in its weekly tanker report.
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