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Some oil companies to avoid ships on Iran blacklist, sources say
Source: reuters.com
Geopolitics & WarEnergy Markets & PricesSanctions & Export ControlsTrade Policy & Supply Chain

At least three Indian oil refiners and one global energy major plan to stop using vessels on Iran’s newly issued blacklist, including for ship-to-ship transfers, citing security concerns. The move heightens compliance and operational risk for Iran-linked logistics and could disrupt crude/product flows. Reported by four sources with direct knowledge, the change is likely to be a modest headwind for near-term supply continuity.
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