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  • “A suezmax owned by Teekay Tankers that is scheduled to load crude oil in Libya's Zueitina port over the next 24 hours hasn't yet received orders from the vessel's charterer.”

    The Wall Street Journal: Refiners Said Seeking Alternatives to Libyan Oil

  • “The West Africa-to- U.S. route accounts for about 14 percent of suezmax cargoes, Clarkson Plc, the world's biggest shipbroker, estimates.”

    BusinessWeek.com -- Top News

  • “The suezmax fleet expanded 22 percent since the start of 2008, a year in which charter costs averaged $73,863 a day, according to data from Redhill, England-based IHS Fairplay and Clarkson.”

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  • “The region accounted for 34 percent of suezmax cargoes in 2011, according to Clarkson.”

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  • “The suezmax fleet will expand 11 percent this year, London-based Clarkson estimates.”

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  • “The average suezmax sailed at about 9.1 knots in December, compared with 10.4 knots two years earlier, data compiled by Bloomberg show.”

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  • hernesheir Suezmax vessels are the largest ships that can traverse the Suez canal fully loaded. This name for these ships is almost exclusively applied to oil tankers.

    Size and height of the ships is restricted by draft below the water line and the height of the Suez Canal Bridge. Aug 28, 2009

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