Sign up
Log in Sign up
Tue 5 Mar 2013 16:54

Speer rejoins Bunkers International


Experienced bunker trader returns to the company where she previously spent seven years.

Leading independent marine fuel supplier Bunkers International Corp. has today announced that Eileen Speer, formerly of Global Vision Bunkers, has rejoined Bunkers International as a senior trader.

In a statement, the company said that Speer will focus on developing a global portfolio of customers from her office near London.

Speer previously worked for Bunkers International from 2004 until end of 2011. She has over 20 years of experience in marine fuel trading, as both a manager and a trader.

"We are very excited to have Eileen rejoin Bunkers International," said John Canal, President of Bunkers International. "“Her expertise and vast knowledge about fuel trading worldwide will be a valuable asset to the firm, and will make the trading arm of our company even stronger."

Contact details for Eileen Speer are as follows:
Phone +44 (0) 1895 446240
Mobile: +44 (0)7760661336
Email: espeer@bunkersintl.com

Aicha Azad, Flex Commodities. Flex Commodities hires Aicha Azad as trader in Dubai  

Bunker firm appoints multilingual trader with bunker trading and cargo operations experience.
Desk calendar with the word “TAX”. 'Excess' fossil fuel profits should be taxed and given back to citizens, says T&E  

Campaign group calls for sustained taxes on excess profits or end to subsidies that keep demand high.
NYK Line’s Padma Leader vessel. Imabari Shipbuilding delivers LNG-fuelled car carrier to NYK Line  

Padma Leader expected to achieve up to 30% CO2 reduction through dual-fuel propulsion and exhaust gas recirculation.
Tallink’s MyStar vessel. Tallink targets full bio-LNG transition for Baltic shuttle vessels within a year  

Estonian ferry operator aims to replace all fossil LNG with renewable fuel on the Helsinki-Tallinn route.
Grimaldi's Grande Melbourne vessel. Grimaldi takes delivery of third ammonia-ready car carrier from Chinese shipyard  

Grande Melbourne is the third of seven vessels ordered from Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding for Asia-Europe service.
BPCL and Cochin Port sign MoU. BPCL and Cochin Port sign MoU for LNG bunkering facilities  

Indian oil company and port authority agree to develop LNG refuelling infrastructure for vessels.
ClassNK Guidelines front cover. ClassNK publishes world-first guidelines for membrane-based onboard CO2 capture systems  

Classification society expands guidelines to cover membrane separation method for capturing ship exhaust emissions.
April Tan, Flex Commodities. Flex Commodities hires April Tan as lead trader for China  

Dubai-based marine fuels trader appoints experienced professional to Singapore office to drive regional expansion.
Contract signing ceremony. Yang Ming finalizes contracts for six methanol dual-fuel-ready boxships  

Taiwanese carrier signs deals with Japanese shipbuilders for vessels scheduled for delivery from 2028.
China’s Da Qing 268 vessel. China's first newbuild dual-fuel methanol bunkering vessel launched in Zhoushan  

Da Qing 268 can supply methanol and conventional fuels to ships at anchorage.




 Recommended