Monjasa seals new storage agreement

Tue 6 Aug 2013, 09:04 GMT

Monjasa seals new storage agreement

Bunker firm inks storage and transhipment contract, which covers the handling of fuel oil and marine gas oil.

UK-headquartered Pan European Terminals - a company which provides transhipment and storage facilities into Europe and Russia for the hydrocarbon industry - has announced that it has signed a new storage and transhipment contract on behalf of its wholly owned subsidiary, Dan Balt Tank Lager A/S of Aabenraa, Denmark with bunker specialist Monjasa Group.

The contract, which covers the handling of fuel oils and marine gas oil, is said to have already commenced with both the loading and discharging of multiple products.

Headquartered in Denmark, Monjasa has offices in Fredericia (Denmark), Dubai, Singapore and Stamford (United States).

The company is a worldwide trader of marine fuels and a physical supplier in Denmark, Sweden, Latvia, West Africa and the United Arab Emirates.

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