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Chevron CEO Says Key Black Sea Marine Terminal Back in Service
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Chevron CEO Mike Wirth said the Black Sea marine oil terminal that suspended operations after nearby Ukrainian drone strikes has resumed loading ocean-faring tankers with crude again. The restart, announced by Wirth, is presented as a positive development for global oil supplies, coming after volatility in prices in mid-July. The article notes that oil prices jumped in that period partly due to the drone-strike-related disruption in the region. While the report confirms the terminal is operating and loading tankers, it does not provide further details such as volumes, timing for full recovery, or which specific shipments are affected.
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