Global Vision Bunkers Africa moves office

Tue 26 Feb 2013, 16:46 GMT

Global Vision Bunkers Africa moves office

Cape Town firm relocates to new premises to accommodate further growth.

Global Vision Bunkers (Africa) has announced that it has moved office ahead of further expansion.

Effective immediately, contact details for the company are as follows:

Global Vision Bunkers (Africa)
22 Brighton Square Centre
Brighton Road 7537
Cape Town
South Africa

Telephone: +27 21 200 2290
Fax: +27 21 987 4070
Email: africa@gvbgroup.net

The managing director at Global Vision Bunkers (Africa) is Shanaaz Bennett. Her contact details have been provided below.

Shanaaz Bennett, managing director
Mobile: +27 79 523 6000
Yahoo/Sype: shanaaz_bennett

Change of premises South Africa Cape Town (ZA)


		MOL signs first annual LNG bunkering contract for car carriers in Vancouver Japanese shipping company secures year-round fuel supply with Seaspan Energy at Canadian port.

		Gasum’s maritime bio-LNG sales surge from 0.8% to 12.3% in 2025 Nordic energy company attributes growth to FuelEU Maritime regulation introduced in 2025.

		Valenciaport gives LNG bunkering go-ahead to Shell and Axpo Iberia Port authority approves two LNG bunkering authorisations as part of its decarbonisation strategy.

		BSM enters LCO₂ carrier segment with management of dual-fuel Northern Purpose Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement takes over first liquefied carbon dioxide carrier for Northern Lights project.

		Fratelli Cosulich takes delivery of methanol-ready bunker tanker Anna Cosulich Vessel built in China will head to Singapore to support group's bunkering operations.

		Navios Partners takes delivery of dual-fuel-ready Aframax tanker Nave Equator is equipped with LNG- and methanol-ready capability plus shore power connectivity.

		EmissionLink completes FuelEU pooling submissions for over 600 vessels Emissions management service says 90% of shipowners opted to pool in the first compliance cycle.

		China's first inland hydrogen fuel cell container ship enters commercial service Dong Fang Qing Gang operates in Jiaxing with 64-teu capacity and zero emissions.

		Damen receives methanol approval for ASD Tug 2713 fuel-flexible design Bureau Veritas and Dutch flag state grant approval, enabling construction of methanol-ready tugs.

		Sing Fuels seeks supply trader for China-focused marine fuel procurement role Singapore-based firm recruiting for position involving supplier negotiations and market tracking across Asia.