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Supertanker Pays Record $4.6 Million to Skip Panama Canal Line

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An empty gas supertanker paid a record $4.6 million to skip the line at the Panama Canal next week as the Iran war and an intensifying El Niño upend global trade routes.

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An empty superoiler paid the staggering $4.6 million to skip the Panama Canal line next week, in a context in which the war with Iran and the intensification of the El Niño phenomenon are disrupting world trade routes.According to operators, agents and a maritime report consulted by Bloomberg, the tariff, paid by auction, will allow the liquefied petroleum gas tanker G. Arete to quickly cross the channel from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean s…

·Mexico
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Under the combined effect of geopolitical and climate crises, prices granted by merchant ships to transit through the Panama Canal are exploding. Some have even paid more than three million francs for a single passage.

·Geneva, Switzerland
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gCaptain broke the news in Morro Bay, United States on Friday, August 14, 2026.
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