Mon 14 Apr 2008 10:09

Black Diamond barge is back in action


Black Sea supplier announces its barge will carry out deliveries again this week.

Black Diamond Bunkering, a specialist bunker supplier in the Black Sea, has announced that its barge Yuzhnyy will be available again this week to carry out deliveries.

Black Diamond, which was established last year to carry out niche refueling services offshore in the Black Sea is a joint venture between a number of companies involved in the sale of bunkers and fuel oil cargoes.

The Yuzhnyy, which is a 3412 deadweight tonne (dwt) barge built in 1984, has a tank storage capacity of 2500 metric tonnes of fuel oil and 600 metric tonnes of distillates.

Please contact Brilliant Maritime Services with your sales enquiries. Their contact details are listed below:

Brilliant Maritime Services Ltd.
170 Ipsilantou Street
Piraeus 185 35
Greece

Telephone: +30 210 410 1280/1/2/3
Fax: +30 210 410 1285
Email: sales@bmsbunkers.com
Website: www.bmsbunkers.com
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