Ashita S Khanna

Data from the Crude Voyager report shows that Gulf Coast export terminals collectively loaded 3.8 MMb/d in 2023, up 624 Mb/d from the previous year’s volumes.

Data from RBN’s weekly Crude Voyager report shows that the U.S. Gulf Coast crude terminals collectively loaded 4.1 MMb/d of oil for export in the week ended December 22.

Crude oil exports from the U.S. Gulf Coast terminals are estimated at 3.8 MMb/d for the year so far, up 600 Mb/d from the same time last year, as per the data from RBN’s Crude Voyager report.

The Netherlands imported the highest share of U.S. crude oil in October at 856 Mb/d, bringing the year-to-date cargoes to 634 Mb/d, nearly double the volume noted in 2022.

Data from RBN’s latest Crude Voyager report shows that nearly 4 MMb/d were exported from U.S. Gulf Coast export terminals in November, similar to the volumes loaded in October