Thu 29 Oct 2026, 07:30 GMT | Updated: Thu 29 Oct 2026, 07:35 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Christiania Energy welcomes student assistant to Copenhagen office


Alexander Treff joins marine fuels firm while studying international business at Copenhagen Business School.


Alexander Treff, Christiania Energy,
New hire Alexander Treff previously completed two years as a bunker trader trainee at Monjasa. Pictured: Alexander Treff, Student Assistant at Christiania Energy. Image credit: Christiania Energy

Christiania Energy has announced the appointment of Alexander Treff as a student assistant in its Copenhagen office.

Treff is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in International Business at Copenhagen Business School and brings prior experience in marine fuels, having served at Monjasa for two years as a bunker trader trainee, whilst also completing the Danish Shipping Education - a two-year training programme provided by the Danish Shipping Academy (DSA).

In its announcement, Christiania Energy stated: "We look forward to supporting his continued development and benefiting from his knowledge and fresh perspectives as Christiania Energy continues to grow."

Christiania Energy operates as a physical bunker supplier in French ports as well as a worldwide trader. In addition to its headquarters in Odense, the company has offices in Copenhagen, Dubai and Golfe Juan (France).



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