Tue 23 Dec 2014 10:42

Aegean to commence offshore operations in the Gulf of Mexico


Bunker firm says it has assumed the contracts for two ocean-going bunkering tankers previously under charter to OW Bunker.



Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc. has announced that it is to commence immediate marine fuel supply operations in the Gulf of Mexico.

In support of its new operations, the company says it has also assumed the contracts for two ocean-going bunkering tankers previously under charter to OW Bunker and expects to purchase the fuel on board.

Commenting on the news, E. Nikolas Tavlarios, President of Aegean Marine Petroleum Network, said: "We are capitalizing on another opportunity to grow our global footprint, diversify our operations into a new and attractive market and expand our ability to service our customers on a worldwide basis. With these specialized tankers and their highly trained personnel in place we can immediately begin servicing the specific needs of vessels transiting the Gulf of Mexico, leveraging our capabilities and driving profitable revenue growth. We believe that we are well-positioned in this market and are excited to provide customers in the region with a full range of marine fuel products. As we continue to advance our leadership in the marine fuel industry, we remain committed to a risk-averse growth strategy that has, and we believe will continue to, deliver value to our shareholders."

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