CPC Terminal Rebounds After Black Sea Disruption

August 7, 2026

Gibsons

After early-year disruptions cut Black Sea crude exports to around 1 mbd, CPC terminal operations stabilized, restoring steady cargo flows and reliability, though broader market conditions for crude and product tankers remain under pressure.
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